On the same machine, is it possible to use wxPython for Python 1.6 along
with wxPython for Python 2.0b2.
In other words I want to run Python 1.6 and 2.0b2 on the same machine, with
each Python version having its own (or a common shared) version of wxPython.
Are there going to be any issues with this concept.
On the same machine, is it possible to use wxPython for Python 1.6 along
with wxPython for Python 2.0b2.
In other words I want to run Python 1.6 and 2.0b2 on the same machine,
with
each Python version having its own (or a common shared) version of
wxPython.
Are there going to be any issues with this concept.
It should work. You'll have to install a version of wxPython for each
version of Python, (as they aren't binary compatible for the extension
libraries) and each will need to be on the right PYTHONPATH.
On the same machine, is it possible to use wxPython for Python 1.6 along
with wxPython for Python 2.0b2.
In other words I want to run Python 1.6 and 2.0b2 on the same machine,
with
each Python version having its own (or a common shared) version of
wxPython.
Are there going to be any issues with this concept.
It should work. You'll have to install a version of wxPython for each
version of Python, (as they aren't binary compatible for the extension
libraries) and each will need to be on the right PYTHONPATH.
I can confirm that it works (at least with 2.0b1), but there will be only a
single entry in the Add/Remove programs Control Panel and in the Start Menu
(of course the latest), so uninstalling the previous one or running the
demo/getting help for the previous one must be done manually.
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Piet van Oostrum <piet@cs.uu.nl>
URL: ICS | Utrecht University [PGP]
Private email: P.van.Oostrum@hccnet.nl
I'm using wxListCtrl to view a data from text file.I would like to have an
horizontal and vertical line wxListCtrl.Curently in the demo application
there is no example that i can extend horizontal and vertical line in the
List.This is something like a grid line.
I can confirm that it works (at least with 2.0b1), but there will be only a
single entry in the Add/Remove programs Control Panel and in the Start Menu
(of course the latest), so uninstalling the previous one or running the
demo/getting help for the previous one must be done manually.
Of course this only applies to MS Windows.
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Piet van Oostrum <piet@cs.uu.nl>
URL: ICS | Utrecht University [PGP]
Private email: P.van.Oostrum@hccnet.nl