what is Tkinter frame.after() equivalance in wxPython?

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Mohammad Jeffry wrote:

I'm doing a simple contdown program using wxPython. For the countdown display I'm using a StaticText. How do I refresh and redraw the StaticText within some time interval? In tkinter I can use the frame.after(). Do I need this in wxPython too?

You want a wx.Timer (or wx.PyTimer). There are examples in various parts of the demo, lib and Wiki. Two that come to mind are the throbber and the analog clock.

-Chris

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Chris I just want to say that you rocks!.. wxTimer is the bomb. Here is my small wxWidget stopwatch.
http://linuxlah.blogspot.com/2006/01/stopwatch-using-wxpython.html

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On 1/9/06, Christopher Barker Chris.Barker@noaa.gov wrote:

Mohammad Jeffry wrote:

I’m doing a simple contdown program using wxPython. For the countdown
display I’m using a StaticText. How do I refresh and redraw the
StaticText within some time interval? In tkinter I can use the

frame.after(). Do I need this in wxPython too?

You want a wx.Timer (or wx.PyTimer). There are examples in various parts
of the demo, lib and Wiki. Two that come to mind are the throbber and
the analog clock.

-Chris

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