Hi,
The screenshots of wxPython are excellent, and due to the tutorial
being unfinished, I wondered if there is source code available for the
screenshots?
Hi Robin,
I'm sorry, but I'm new to this and made many attempts to locate a directory
in any web site called wxPython/tests, with no luck. Could someone guide a
beginner to this directory?
Thankyou,
Robert
Robin Dunn wrote:
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> The screenshots of wxPython are excellent, and due to the tutorial
> being unfinished, I wondered if there is source code available for the
> screenshots?
I think that most of them are still in the wxPython/tests directory in CVS.
Hi Robin,
I'm sorry, but I'm new to this and made many attempts to locate a directory
in any web site called wxPython/tests, with no luck. Could someone guide a
beginner to this directory?
Robin is referring to the source code repository, which is accessed by
CVS (a version control system). Many open sources are available over
the network via cvs access, so you can get access to the latest
development sources. When someone says "via CVS" they typically refer
to grabbing a copy of a current source tree, often since it has newer
(or previously removed) items that the actual release does not.
There are instructions on the main page at http://www.wxpython.org
(down on the left) about accessing wxPython via CVS, but if it's the
first time you've tried to this, there's going to be a bit of a
learning curve to get CVS operating on your own machine.
But, if you just want to retrieve some files, you can also browse the
sources via the web - look for "Browse Sources" in the community
section of the main wxPython page, or just go to here: