wxPython 2.8 on XP python2.3 (or wx.CallLater workaround for 2.6)

wxPython Users
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Are there any python2.3 builds for versions of wxPython later than
wxPython2.6? A third party app requires Python2.3 on win32 and I need
the Change-Grid-Checkbox-with-on-click functionality (and would
clearly like the most recent functionality), but am sactually stuck
migrating the code in

http://wiki.wxpython.org/Change%20wxGrid%20CheckBox%20with%20one%20click

as, for example, the 2.6 wx does not support CallLater, and cannot sem
to get a workaround to work.

Thanks

Tim

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Hi,

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On Sep 27, 2009, at 2:53 AM, Tim Couper wrote:

Are there any python2.3 builds for versions of wxPython later than
wxPython2.6? A third party app requires Python2.3 on win32 and I need
the Change-Grid-Checkbox-with-on-click functionality (and would
clearly like the most recent functionality), but am sactually stuck
migrating the code in

Change wxGrid CheckBox with one click - wxPyWiki

as, for example, the 2.6 wx does not support CallLater, and cannot sem
to get a workaround to work.

Yea there were builds for most of the 2.8 releases that supported python2.3. Look at the source forge page should be able to find them in the download archives.

Cody

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Check all sources and binaries here:

Specifically, here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/wxpython/files/wxPython/2.8.9.1/wxPython2.8-win32-ansi-2.8.9.1-py23.exe/download

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On Sep 28, 12:14 am, Cody Precord <codyprec...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

On Sep 27, 2009, at 2:53 AM, Tim Couper wrote:

> Are there any python2.3 builds for versions of wxPython later than
> wxPython2.6? A third party app requires Python2.3 on win32 and I need
> the Change-Grid-Checkbox-with-on-click functionality (and would
> clearly like the most recent functionality), but am sactually stuck
> migrating the code in

>Change wxGrid CheckBox with one click - wxPyWiki

> as, for example, the 2.6 wx does not support CallLater, and cannot sem
> to get a workaround to work.

Yea there were builds for most of the 2.8 releases that supported
python2.3. Look at the source forge page should be able to find them
in the download archives.

Cody

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Many thanks for the fast, clear responses, help and link (which wasn't
kinda obvious from the /files directory ..)

Tim