Hi people:
I have a button, which when clicked sets the color of a
wxColourPickerCtrl using its "SetColour" method. Right after this I am
calling its "Refresh" method. While the color gets set, i dont see the
color rectangle getting refreshed.
here is the snippet ....
...
self.color_min = (150, 150, 150)
self.colorpane1.SetColour(self.color_min)
self.colorpane1.Refresh()
...
do i need to do anything besides Refresh here?
thanks in advance,
-Ajay
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Hi Ajay,
Try calling the Update() method after the Refresh() method.
Bruce.
Thursday, October 11, 2007, 10:16:18 PM, you wrote:
Hi people:
I have a button, which when clicked sets the color of a
wxColourPickerCtrl using its “SetColour” method. Right after this I am
calling its “Refresh” method. While the color gets set, i dont see the
color rectangle getting refreshed.
here is the snippet …
…
self.color_min = (150, 150, 150)
self.colorpane1.SetColour(self.color_min)
self.colorpane1.Refresh()
…
do i need to do anything besides Refresh here?
thanks in advance,
-Ajay
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Best regards,
hey bruce:
thanks a lot ... it works correctly ...
-Ajay
On 10/11/07, Bruce at blazer <bruce@blazertech.net> wrote:
Hi Ajay,
Try calling the Update() method after the Refresh() method.
Bruce.
Thursday, October 11, 2007, 10:16:18 PM, you wrote:
> Hi people:
> I have a button, which when clicked sets the color of a
> wxColourPickerCtrl using its "SetColour" method. Right after this I am
> calling its "Refresh" method. While the color gets set, i dont see the
> color rectangle getting refreshed.
> here is the snippet ....
> ...
> self.color_min = (150, 150, 150)
> self.colorpane1.SetColour(self.color_min)
> self.colorpane1.Refresh()
> ...
> do i need to do anything besides Refresh here?
> thanks in advance,
> -Ajay
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Best regards,
Bruce mailto:bruce@blazertech.net
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