Hi all,
I am doing some experiments with wxIEHtmlWindow and I wonder what is the
difference between wxIEHtmlWin's styles:
wxIEHTML_REFRESH_NORMAL
wxIEHTML_REFRESH_IFEXPIRED
wxIEHTML_REFRESH_CONTINUE
wxIEHTML_REFRESH_COMPLETELY
many thanks in advance,
Ilia Kats
For a number of reasons I've converged on deciding to use Python (have a couple of complicated C++ libraries that have been swigged and I don't want to rewrite and I need to provide a base package that nonprogrammers can easily modify), Rpy (need the statistics and like the graphics capibilities of R), and wxPython (currently for no better reason, over say Tkinter, than that there was a decent tutorial I could work through and learn enough to be dangerous with) for a couple of projects.
Though I've prgrammed in other languages (C++, Matlab, IDL,...) I'm pretty new to Python, and completely new to R and wxPython, and this sounds like a rather complex set of interacting components (e.g. R has an event loop churning along when using Rpy) so I'm fishing for comments (e.g. I recall someone in the archives mentioning that they used Rpy and wxPython in conjunction) like - "Don't do that you idiot, use...instead!" or "The best way to expose R graphics through wxPython widgets is...". So far I've cobbled a trivial little example of popping up a couple of R plot windows from a widget interface but that's about it. Thanks for any suggestions, flames,...all welcome and greatly appreciated (particularly if there's any example code laying around, for which I'll gladly give back my butchered versions should anyone be interested 
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Ilia Kats wrote:
Hi all,
I am doing some experiments with wxIEHtmlWindow and I wonder what is the
difference between wxIEHtmlWin's styles:
wxIEHTML_REFRESH_NORMAL
wxIEHTML_REFRESH_IFEXPIRED
wxIEHTML_REFRESH_CONTINUE
wxIEHTML_REFRESH_COMPLETELY
--
Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!
Karl Young wrote:
For a number of reasons I've converged on deciding to use Python (have a couple of complicated C++ libraries that have been swigged and I don't want to rewrite and I need to provide a base package that nonprogrammers can easily modify), Rpy (need the statistics and like the graphics capibilities of R), and wxPython (currently for no better reason, over say Tkinter, than that there was a decent tutorial I could work through and learn enough to be dangerous with) for a couple of projects.
Though I've prgrammed in other languages (C++, Matlab, IDL,...) I'm pretty new to Python, and completely new to R and wxPython, and this sounds like a rather complex set of interacting components (e.g. R has an event loop churning along when using Rpy) so I'm fishing for comments (e.g. I recall someone in the archives mentioning that they used Rpy and wxPython in conjunction) like - "Don't do that you idiot, use...instead!" or "The best way to expose R graphics through wxPython widgets is...". So far I've cobbled a trivial little example of popping up a couple of R plot windows from a widget interface but that's about it. Thanks for any suggestions, flames,...all welcome and greatly appreciated (particularly if there's any example code laying around, for which I'll gladly give back my butchered versions should anyone be interested
Using other event loops in conjunction with wxPython's can be tricky
sometimes, but it's usually doable. If there are any problems to
workaround I expect that it will be there...
It could be as simple as running Rpy's event loop in another thread. I
recall some messages about doing this but I can't find them at the moment.
--
Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!
