wx.ScrolledPanel and Disable()

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Hello again,

this time I have code for a ScrolledPanel where I add a bunch of custom smaller panels holding a few controls (including NumCtrl from masked lib)
Each panel subclass is initialized with:

wx.Panel.__init__(self, parent, wx.ID_ANY, style=wx.SIMPLE_BORDER|wx.TAB_TRAVERSAL)

This SP is laid on another panel, that Disable()s the SP after creation.
When the user makes some selection on another panel through a TreeCtrl, I catch a Right Click event and rebuild the SP with a function that does:
def aggiornaDati(self):
  self.Freeze()
  if len(self.sizerRighe.GetChildren()) > 0:
    self.sizerRighe.DeleteWindows()
  for magRiga in (x.GetDbItem() for x in self.magazzinaggi):
    self.sizerRighe.Add(DdtRientroRiga(self, magRiga), 0, wx.EXPAND|wx.LEFT|wx.RIGHT|wx.TOP, 5)
  self.Layout()
  self.Thaw()

on Linux, all the subpanels are correctly drawn in Disabled state, while on Windows they look Enabled but they are actually Disabled (see attached shots)

wx 2.7.1.1

scrolledpanel_linux.png

scrolledpanel_windows.png

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Alle lunedì 18 febbraio 2008, Stefano Bartaletti ha scritto:

Hello again,

this time I have code for a ScrolledPanel where I add a bunch of custom
smaller panels holding a few controls (including NumCtrl from masked lib)
Each panel subclass is initialized with:

wx.Panel.__init__(self, parent, wx.ID_ANY,
style=wx.SIMPLE_BORDER|wx.TAB_TRAVERSAL)

This SP is laid on another panel, that Disable()s the SP after creation.
When the user makes some selection on another panel through a TreeCtrl, I
catch a Right Click event and rebuild the SP with a function that does: def
aggiornaDati(self):
  self.Freeze()
  if len(self.sizerRighe.GetChildren()) > 0:
    self.sizerRighe.DeleteWindows()
  for magRiga in (x.GetDbItem() for x in self.magazzinaggi):
    self.sizerRighe.Add(DdtRientroRiga(self, magRiga), 0,
wx.EXPAND|wx.LEFT|wx.RIGHT|wx.TOP, 5) self.Layout()
  self.Thaw()

on Linux, all the subpanels are correctly drawn in Disabled state, while on
Windows they look Enabled but they are actually Disabled (see attached
shots)

wx 2.7.1.1

2.8.7.1, sorry :slight_smile:

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Stefano Bartaletti wrote:

Hello again,

this time I have code for a ScrolledPanel where I add a bunch of custom smaller panels holding a few controls (including NumCtrl from masked lib)
Each panel subclass is initialized with:

wx.Panel.__init__(self, parent, wx.ID_ANY, style=wx.SIMPLE_BORDER|wx.TAB_TRAVERSAL)

This SP is laid on another panel, that Disable()s the SP after creation. When the user makes some selection on another panel through a TreeCtrl, I catch a Right Click event and rebuild the SP with a function that does:
def aggiornaDati(self):
  self.Freeze()
  if len(self.sizerRighe.GetChildren()) > 0:
    self.sizerRighe.DeleteWindows()
  for magRiga in (x.GetDbItem() for x in self.magazzinaggi):
    self.sizerRighe.Add(DdtRientroRiga(self, magRiga), 0, wx.EXPAND|wx.LEFT|wx.RIGHT|wx.TOP, 5)
  self.Layout()
  self.Thaw()

on Linux, all the subpanels are correctly drawn in Disabled state, while on Windows they look Enabled but they are actually Disabled (see attached shots)

Have you tried disabling the new panels after they've been added? How about wrapping SP.Enable()/SP.Disable() around the code above?

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