I am using a wxGrid. The wxGrid client's size is bigger then wxGrid's size,
therefor scrollbars appear. When I am trying to edit some cell positioned
"far" enough, so there is need to use the scrollbar(s) in order to get to
it, the (defalut) renderer (cell format set to string) just going crazy,
overfloating over other cell's. I am using the default editor and renderer
for strings. I can't figure out what is causing this. A bug maybe?
I wrote an app in windows and it worked great. It had a 88*31 pixel
image in the first column and it expanded the rows so the pictures fit.
I started debugging in RedHat 9.0 today and I found that the listctrl
rows don't expand their hiegths to fit the pictures and I couldn't find
anyway of manually expanding the heigth of the rows. Is there something
I missing or is this a wxWindows or wxPython limitation.
Sam
I am using a wxGrid. The wxGrid client's size is bigger then wxGrid's size,
therefor scrollbars appear. When I am trying to edit some cell positioned
"far" enough, so there is need to use the scrollbar(s) in order to get to
it, the (defalut) renderer (cell format set to string) just going crazy,
overfloating over other cell's. I am using the default editor and renderer
for strings. I can't figure out what is causing this. A bug maybe?
Platform and version?
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!
I wrote an app in windows and it worked great. It had a 88*31 pixel
image in the first column and it expanded the rows so the pictures fit.
I started debugging in RedHat 9.0 today and I found that the listctrl
rows don't expand their hiegths to fit the pictures and I couldn't find
anyway of manually expanding the heigth of the rows. Is there something
I missing or is this a wxWindows or wxPython limitation.
This has recently been fixed so it should work in the next release. If you need it sooner then you can rebuild with this change:
I am using a wxGrid. The wxGrid client's size is bigger then wxGrid's
size,
therefor scrollbars appear. When I am trying to edit some cell positioned
"far" enough, so there is need to use the scrollbar(s) in order to get to
it, the (defalut) renderer (cell format set to string) just going crazy,
overfloating over other cell's. I am using the default editor and renderer
for strings. I can't figure out what is causing this. A bug maybe?
Thanks in advance,
Ilia Kats.
I am still trying to figure it out... I didn't hear any suggestions yet...
Somebody?! Help!!!
I am using a wxGrid. The wxGrid client's size is bigger then wxGrid's size,
therefor scrollbars appear. When I am trying to edit some cell positioned "far" enough, so there is need to use the scrollbar(s) in order to get to
it, the (defalut) renderer (cell format set to string) just going crazy,
overfloating over other cell's. I am using the default editor and renderer
for strings. I can't figure out what is causing this. A bug maybe?
Platform and version?
Platform: Windows XP
Version: 2.4.0.2
Please try it with 2.4.0.7. I just tried to duplicate the problem and can't. If it still does it for you then please provide a small sample that shows the problem.
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!
Ilia Kats wrote:
> Robin Dunn wrote:
>
>>Ilia Kats wrote:
>>
>>>Hi all,
>>>
>>>I am using a wxGrid. The wxGrid client's size is bigger then wxGrid's
size,
>>>therefor scrollbars appear. When I am trying to edit some cell
positioned
>>>"far" enough, so there is need to use the scrollbar(s) in order to get
to
>>>it, the (defalut) renderer (cell format set to string) just going
crazy,
>>>overfloating over other cell's. I am using the default editor and
renderer
>>>for strings. I can't figure out what is causing this. A bug maybe?
>>>
>>
>>Platform and version?
>>
>
>
> Platform: Windows XP
> Version: 2.4.0.2
>
Please try it with 2.4.0.7. I just tried to duplicate the problem and
can't. If it still does it for you then please provide a small sample
that shows the problem.
When I was trying to build a smalll example from my code, I figured out what
was the problem. Thanks for your help
Please try it with 2.4.0.7. I just tried to duplicate the problem and
can't. If it still does it for you then please provide a small sample
that shows the problem.
When I was trying to build a smalll example from my code, I figured out what
was the problem. Thanks for your help
That's why I always ask people to distil their problems down to a small sample. Most of the time they find the problem themselves.
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!