wxPython tutorial

No,

this is not yet another request for a tutorial. I have written one
on a wiki page. It can be found under WriteItYourself.

This way I would like to ask someone to put it somewhere between Getting started
and Asking for Help.

Thanks,

jan bodnar

jan bodnar wrote:

No,

this is not yet another request for a tutorial. I have written one
on a wiki page. It can be found under WriteItYourself.

This way I would like to ask someone to put it somewhere between Getting started
and Asking for Help.

Okay, I've moved it to AnotherTutorial, linked from the FrontPage. (BTW,k there was no reason you couldn't do this yourself) and I have restored the old contents of WriteItYourself, since it wasn't intended to be a place for you to actually write it your self, but rather a page that tells you that you can write wiki pages, and why.

I also edited your doc to shorten the lines in the code blocks so the page wouldn't end up being too wide for the typical browser. You should go through the samples and make sure that I didn't goof anything up. Also, please edit the samples to comply with the wxPython Style Guide, and also more "modern" wxPython. For example, several samples use 8-space indents, don't use keyword args and so pass wx.DefaultPosition when it is not needed, some use wx.Size(w,h) when just (w,h) would work, the wx.EVT_ binders are called as a function instead of using self.Bind, etc.

http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/wxPython_20Style_20Guide

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Jan,

The link to the icon files in your tutorial is broken.

http://primates.ximian.com/~tigert/new_stock_project/

David

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On 2/23/06, jan bodnar <jan.bodnar@gmail.com> wrote:

No,

this is not yet another request for a tutorial. I have written one
on a wiki page. It can be found under WriteItYourself.

This way I would like to ask someone to put it somewhere between Getting
started
and Asking for Help.

Thanks,