What's the normal approach to using the output of wxGlade?

I have just been using wxGlade to generate the basic layout for a
Python program. It works but the resulting program isn't exactly a
model of elegant layout or readability.

Do people take this and tidy it up, or not bother at all, or what?

... and having asked that is there a good guide to laying out a
wxPython program? I've seen the style guide:-

    http://wiki.wxpython.org/wxPython%20Style%20Guide

... but that's pretty low level, I'm more after something that gives
guidelines on how to group things together so there's not just a
morass of calls to unrelated methods.

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Chris Green
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Hi Chris,

I have just been using wxGlade to generate the basic layout for a
Python program. It works but the resulting program isn't exactly a
model of elegant layout or readability.

Do people take this and tidy it up, or not bother at all, or what?

Generally I wouldn't recommend to change automatically generated code
manually. Even if the code looks "ugly".

Use a derived classes and extend it with your functionality. Thereby
you can easily recreate the base class without manual changes after the
design has changed.

Regards,
Carsten

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Chris Green schrieb am 15.02.2016: