I only officially support the current Python release and the previous release, so looking at it that way it's lucky that the 2.3 compatibility lasted as long as it did. You can go back and try previous versions of wxPython 2.8, they're all available at wxPython - Browse /wxPython at SourceForge.net I expect that going back a release or two will get you a version that will work with Python 2.3.
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Paul.Keating@nibc.com wrote:
I just downloaded and installed wxPython2.8-win32-unicode-2.8.8.0-py23.exe.
But the demo fails because it calls base64.b64encode(). And 2 of the
toolkits (Editra and XRCed) don't compile because they use @staticmethod
decorators. Both the decorator syntax and the new base64 interface were
introduced in Python 2.4.If I want to get the 2.3 versions of the Python code, where would be a good
place on svn.wxwidgets.org to look? I've looked at the source tree and it
isn't obvious how different versions of Python are managed.
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