Today I'm a little bit confused, so ignore this post
if it was completly wrong *g*
i think (in my confusedness) that you want to do this?class MyFrame(wxFrame):
...def SetObject(self,obj):
self.obj=obj
EVT_BUTTON(...)
That's more or less what I was after, and your solution seems to be a good
one.
class MyApp(wxApp):
def OnInit(self):
frame = MyFrame(...)
SetTopWindow(frame)
frame.Show(true)frame.SetObject(ActiveScripting)
return true
The only problem I have is that I do not create the ActiveScripting object
here. I do it in the main code (below). So I guess I need
def SetObject(self, obj):
self.frame.SetObject(obj)
... and then I need to retain the frame in an instance variable. Then, in
the main code below, I do
if __name__ == "__main__":
app = MyApp(0)
app.SetObject(ActiveScripting())
app.MainLoop()
Hope, this won't spend more confuse.
No, that's a workable solution. But it still feels to me like there should
be a "better" way, somewhere. I'll use this approach, but I'd be interested
in what other people think as well...
Paul.
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From: Rene Freund [mailto:rene@meder.de]