wx.html2 and CMD C on OSX

wxPython Users
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Hi all,

I’m using a wx.html2 based browser in a panel in a frame. It super simple and nothing else is on this control. I have found that neither CMD C nor CMD V work with text boxes or elements in the browser. I have no menu enabled (its just a super simple browser/panel/frame paradigm). How do I workaround this or enable the ability to allow for CMD C/CMD V?

Thanks!

-R

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Rish wrote:

Hi all,

I'm using a wx.html2 based browser in a panel in a frame. It super
simple and nothing else is on this control. I have found that neither
CMD C nor CMD V work with text boxes or elements in the browser. I have
no menu enabled (its just a super simple browser/panel/frame paradigm).
How do I workaround this or enable the ability to allow for CMD C/CMD V?

I think that it probably needs to have an Edit menu with the stock clipboard menu items on it (with the stock IDs.) Native widgets on OSX will automatically enable their clipboard features if these menu items are present, and will make the appropriate bindings.

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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman

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Hi Robin,

Was thinking about this issue. Do you have an example on how to do this by any chance?

Thanks,

-R

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On Thursday, April 10, 2014 at 5:37:41 PM UTC-7, Robin Dunn wrote:

Rish wrote:

Hi all,

I’m using a wx.html2 based browser in a panel in a frame. It super

simple and nothing else is on this control. I have found that neither

CMD C nor CMD V work with text boxes or elements in the browser. I have

no menu enabled (its just a super simple browser/panel/frame paradigm).

How do I workaround this or enable the ability to allow for CMD C/CMD V?

I think that it probably needs to have an Edit menu with the stock
clipboard menu items on it (with the stock IDs.) Native widgets on OSX
will automatically enable their clipboard features if these menu items
are present, and will make the appropriate bindings.

–
Robin Dunn

Software Craftsman

http://wxPython.org