(where) is there a known equivalent of the Tkinter PyForm in Mark Lutz's 2nd
edition 'Programming Python' (O'Reilly) ?
I know I could derive my own but it likely would not take advantage of
wxPython features.
There are several samples included with PythonCard
http://pythoncard.sourceforge.net/
that may do part or all of what you're looking for, but they aren't raw
wxPython, they use the PythonCard widgets, which wrap wxPython. Andy Todd's
dbBrowser can dynamically browse MySQL and Oracle databases. The addresses
sample is more like PyForm, but it isn't completely generalized, it is
geared towards displaying and editing contacts; you can enter your own
and/or import contacts from Outlook and the contacts are stored as a list of
dictionaries. Finally, there is the textIndexer sample which uses an
abstracted ZODB database to store its records and a separate class for
displaying them.
I'm sure none of these are exactly what you're looking for, but it might
give you some ideas. What exactly do you want to have wxForm do?
ka
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[mailto:wxpython-users-admin@lists.wxwindows.org]On Behalf Of
Groenenberg, Ron
Sent: Monday, November 19, 2001 9:04 AM
To: wxPython users
Subject: [wxPython] equivalent of 'PyForm' available ? ex. 'wxForm'(where) is there a known equivalent of the Tkinter PyForm in Mark
Lutz's 2nd
edition 'Programming Python' (O'Reilly) ?
I know I could derive my own but it likely would not take advantage of
wxPython features.