I have a problem with wx.RadioBox. I try to set up a line of radiobuttons with absolutely no label - i.e. I want that the radio buttons themselves be visible, but the labels must be empty.
The standard
works fine in Linux, but results in nothing being shown in windows. That looks as if in Win, when a wx.RadioBox item has no label, it is hidden by default.
I tried many workarounds (manually force the items to show, set a label to a value ‘a’ and then reset it to ‘’ later, etc…) but none worked. Any hints?
Paolo
PS: The reason I need it is the following: I need usrers to be able to input a number between 0 and 10 on a scale. I cannot use sliders as I do not want to have default options.
I came to this because I wanted to have a line of radio buttons with labels below the roundy button, and not to the right as it is currently; this is not possible, so I opted for a line with no labels and static texts at the two endpoints indicating the extreme values. This is turning out hellish as well…
I have a problem with wx.RadioBox. I try to set up a line of
radiobuttons with absolutely no label - i.e. I want that the radio
buttons themselves be visible, but the labels must be empty.
The standard
works fine in Linux, but results in nothing being shown in windows. That
looks as if in Win, when a wx.RadioBox item has no label, it is hidden
by default.
I tried many workarounds (manually force the items to show, set a label
to a value 'a' and then reset it to '' later, etc...) but none worked.
Any hints?
Try using a space for the labels.
Paolo
PS: The reason I need it is the following: I need usrers to be able to
input a number between 0 and 10 on a scale. I cannot use sliders as I do
not want to have default options.
I came to this because I wanted to have a line of radio buttons with
labels _below_ the roundy button, and not to the right as it is
currently; this is not possible, so I opted for a line with no labels
and static texts at the two endpoints indicating the extreme values.
This is turning out hellish as well...
You could always create a custom control that uses the RendererNative to draw a native looking "roundy button" and draws the text label where you want them to be. Add a few event handlers for mouse and keyboard and ta-da! you've got exactly what you need for your application.