Hello,
How can I create a custom Frame in wxPython?
I am interested in drawing in the NC area of the frame.Thanks.
Merry Christmas.
Cheers,
Austin
Hello,
How can I create a custom Frame in wxPython?
derive from wx.Frame..
I am interested in drawing in the NC area of the frame.Thanks.
BUT -- this is tricky (or impossible) , at least in a platfrom-independent
way -- the non-client area of a Frame is(at least on some platforms) not
under control of your app -- you aren't supposed to mess with it, or even
know anything about it.
But I'm pretty sure you can draw to anywhere on the screen with a ScreenDC
-- so you may be able to hack together what you want to do 
-CHB
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On Sat, Dec 26, 2015 at 2:06 PM, austin aigbe <eshikafe@gmail.com> wrote:
Merry Christmas.
Cheers,
Austin
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I think the old C way was to make a frame with a style turning off caption
and borders (no sizing) and Statusbar. Draw on the edges what you want and
then shrink the client area size manually of that window.
Also in the wxPython/wxPhoenix demo there are two frames that might be
useful:
under "Miscellaneous" - "ShapedWindow" and under "Advanced Generic
Windows" - AdvancedSplash