Robin Dunn wrote
No, the __init__ method is in the wxApp base class and doesn't normally need
to be redefined in your derived class.Did you build your own Python or use the one that comes from SuSE? Either
way, here is a note I recently added to BUILD.unix.txt that may help:NOTE: It has been discovered that some pre-built distributions of
Python are built with options that can cause incompatibilities
between wxPython and wxGTK. Typically these are things like large
file support on the platforms that have it. This causes some basic
types, like off_t, to be typedef'd differently causing the C++
method signatures to be incompatible and giving link errors. The
way to fix this is to activate these same settings in the wxGTK
build, usually by looking at the flags and options used in
compiling wxPython that are different from the options used on
wxGTK compiles. For example, on SuSE doing the following before
running wxGTK's configure seems to take care of it:export CFLAGS="-D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 -DHAVE_LARGEFILE_SUPPORT"
export CXXFLAGS=$CFLAGS
That finally did it, thank you very much
I now still have a problem with PythonCard which sits on top of
WxPython but that's a different story. If I stuck there as well
I will go to their maillist.
Thnx again
-Karl