Hi Robin,
I am working with PythonReports and when I run it with 2.9.4 I can resize wx.lib.ogl._canvas.ShapeCanvas based stuff but when I switch to 2.9.5 that doesn't work any more.
Any idea what might have changed which could affect this?
Werner
Hi Robin,
I am working with PythonReports and when I run it with 2.9.4 I can resize wx.lib.ogl._canvas.ShapeCanvas based stuff but when I switch to 2.9.5 that doesn't work any more.
Any idea what might have changed which could affect this?
Werner
Hi,
On 27/12/2012 19:43, Werner wrote:
Hi Robin,
I am working with PythonReports and when I run it with 2.9.4 I can resize wx.lib.ogl._canvas.ShapeCanvas based stuff but when I switch to 2.9.5 that doesn't work any more.
Any idea what might have changed which could affect this?
Just did a compare of ogl in both versions they have not changed.
If I understand the code correctly it uses wx.lib.resizewidget to do this and there is a know problem with that - so looking forward to 2.9.5:), and in the mean time I keep using 2.9.4 for PythonReports.
Werner
That particular fix is here if you wanted to give it a try with your current 2.9.5 install: wxTrac has been migrated to GitHub Issues - wxWidgets
On 12/27/12 11:09 AM, Werner wrote:
Hi,
On 27/12/2012 19:43, Werner wrote:
Hi Robin,
I am working with PythonReports and when I run it with 2.9.4 I can
resize wx.lib.ogl._canvas.ShapeCanvas based stuff but when I switch to
2.9.5 that doesn't work any more.Any idea what might have changed which could affect this?
Just did a compare of ogl in both versions they have not changed.
If I understand the code correctly it uses wx.lib.resizewidget to do
this and there is a know problem with that - so looking forward to
2.9.5:), and in the mean time I keep using 2.9.4 for PythonReports.
--
Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
Better with this but not quit right yet.
In the demo I see some of the “handle” left over as in the picture
below (on Win 7 and Python 2.7.2).
In PythonReport the “wx.Panel” containing as only widget (without a
sizer), the ResizeWidget is not resizing as it does with 2.9.4, i.e.
if I make the ResizeWidget larger then it is fine, but if I then
make it smaller it does not shrink.
Werner
On 27/12/2012 22:34, Robin Dunn wrote:
On
12/27/12 11:09 AM, Werner wrote:
Hi, On 27/12/2012 19:43, Werner wrote:
Hi Robin, I am working with PythonReports and when I run it with 2.9.4 I
can
resize wx.lib.ogl._canvas.ShapeCanvas based stuff but when I
switch to
2.9.5 that doesn't work any more. Any idea what might have changed which could affect this?
Just did a compare of ogl in both versions they have not
changed.
If I understand the code correctly it uses wx.lib.resizewidget
to do
this and there is a know problem with that - so looking forward
to
2.9.5:), and in the mean time I keep using 2.9.4 for
PythonReports.
That particular fix is here if you wanted to give it a try with
your current 2.9.5 install:
The “not shrinking” issue is related to PyCollapsiblePane, in 2.9.4
it shrinks when hiding the pane.
Werner
On 28/12/2012 02:58, Werner wrote:
Better with this but not quit right yet.
In the demo I see some of the “handle” left over as in the picture
below (on Win 7 and Python 2.7.2).
In PythonReport the “wx.Panel” containing as only widget (without
a sizer), the ResizeWidget is not resizing as it does with 2.9.4,
i.e. if I make the ResizeWidget larger then it is fine, but if I
then make it smaller it does not shrink.
On 27/12/2012 22:34, Robin Dunn
wrote:
On
12/27/12 11:09 AM, Werner wrote:
Hi,
On 27/12/2012 19:43, Werner wrote:
Hi Robin,
I am working with PythonReports and when I run it with 2.9.4
I can
resize wx.lib.ogl._canvas.ShapeCanvas based stuff but when I
switch to
2.9.5 that doesn't work any more. Any idea what might have changed which could affect this?
Just did a compare of ogl in both versions they have not
changed.
If I understand the code correctly it uses wx.lib.resizewidget
to do
this and there is a know problem with that - so looking
forward to
2.9.5:), and in the mean time I keep using 2.9.4 for
PythonReports.
That particular fix is here if you wanted to give it a try with
your current 2.9.5 install:
http://trac.wxwidgets.org/changeset/73220/wxPython/trunk