Is there a way to find out what toolkit is in use?
I need to know if my app is running GTK or GTK2
wxPlatform returns "__WXGTK__"
I'm going off the 'u' in wxVERSION[4] for the moment hence I am assuming
that all GTK2 apps are unicode enabled. But that doesn't seem right.
Is/shouldn't there be a wxToolkit constant defined somewhere?
Is there a way to find out what toolkit is in use? I need to know if my
app is running GTK or GTK2 wxPlatform returns "__WXGTK__"
I'm going off the 'u' in wxVERSION[4] for the moment hence I am assuming
that all GTK2 apps are unicode enabled. But that doesn't seem right.
Is/shouldn't there be a wxToolkit constant defined somewhere?
I'd like to have this too. AFAIK it's not possible at the moment. But I
just wanted to note that the 'u' trick is not reliable, since you can
build wxGTK2 in ansi mode.
Is there a way to find out what toolkit is in use?
I need to know if my app is running GTK or GTK2
wxPlatform returns "__WXGTK__"
I'm going off the 'u' in wxVERSION[4] for the moment hence I am assuming
that all GTK2 apps are unicode enabled. But that doesn't seem right. Is/shouldn't there be a wxToolkit constant defined somewhere?
Unfortunatly there isn't anything like that exposed in wxPython now.
The wxPlatform value was meant to serve that purpose, but since wxGTK2
is not really a new platform I didn't change the value. In the C++ code
*both* __WXGTK__ and __WXGTK20__ are defined. Suggestions?
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Robin Dunn
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Turn wxPlatform into (or create another) list of platforms? This would turn platform tests into:
if '__WXGTK__' in wxPlatforms:
instead of the current
if wxPlatform == '__WXGTK__':
This could help future systems if diverse toolkits (or theme libraries?) ever co-existed, and could allow wxPython to expose other relevant system facilities to the developer so that they could probe the list and choose which extended features to implement.
J.
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On Mon, 07 Jul 2003 16:59:00 -0700, Robin Dunn <robin@alldunn.com> wrote:
Ahmad Baitalmal wrote:
Is there a way to find out what toolkit is in use?
I need to know if my app is running GTK or GTK2
wxPlatform returns "__WXGTK__"
I'm going off the 'u' in wxVERSION[4] for the moment hence I am assuming
that all GTK2 apps are unicode enabled. But that doesn't seem right. Is/shouldn't there be a wxToolkit constant defined somewhere?
Unfortunatly there isn't anything like that exposed in wxPython now.
The wxPlatform value was meant to serve that purpose, but since wxGTK2
is not really a new platform I didn't change the value. In the C++ code
*both* __WXGTK__ and __WXGTK20__ are defined. Suggestions?