I'm using wxSafeYield() to react to user input while running time-consuming functions.
I've read that wxApp.FilterEvent is not implemented in wxPython. Is there any other way to
mask the events beside disabling controls ?
Thank you,
Matt
I'm using wxSafeYield() to react to user input while running time-consuming functions.
I've read that wxApp.FilterEvent is not implemented in wxPython. Is there any other way to
mask the events beside disabling controls ?
Thank you,
Matt
Matthias Kirst wrote:
I'm using wxSafeYield() to react to user input while running time-consuming functions.
I've read that wxApp.FilterEvent is not implemented in wxPython. Is there any other way to
mask the events beside disabling controls ?
Catch the events in question and check a flag that specifies whether they should be processed or not and if not return immediately.
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