Balloon help:
I think this is similar to Tooltips? If so, see SetTooltipString methods
on windows. If it's the more involved (and rarer)
click-to-start-bubble-help-mode-then-point-at-things-to-get-wordy-explanatio
ns-thing, then you'd likely have to build it yourself.
wxTree:
Yes, don't specify the wxTR_EDIT_LABELS style for the constructor.
I'm a brandnewbie at wxPython, and am finding I
have several
questions while I evaluate things.
1. Is it possible to implement balloon help in wxPython?
??? - sorry, still finding my feet too.
2. In the wxTree Control, is it possible to make
the entries
non-editable?
The wxTR_EDIT_LABELS style flag makes the entries editable.
The default should not have this style, and therefore the
entries should not be editable. I've used a wxTreeCtrl in
wxPython (win32) and that was certainly the case - I was
struggling to make it editable until I noticed the style
flag.
Balloon help:
I think this is similar to Tooltips? If so, see SetTooltipString methods
on windows.
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Denny De La Haye \ www-edc.eng.cam.ac.uk/~djd33
Engineering Design Centre, \ www-edc.eng.cam.ac.uk
Department of Engineering, \ www.eng.cam.ac.uk
University of Cambridge, UK \ www.cam.ac.uk
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"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity,
and I'm not sure about the former." (Albert Einstein)
Is there a way to run wxPython programs or applets
similar to Java applets or JSP's, so that I could
write wxPython forms or spreadsheets or display
graphics from a Web site without needing to use
one of those other languages or deal with stilted
HTML code?