I decided to get 3.10.1 out, since the bugs were a bit nasty.
However I ran into an interesting problem.
Open the source browser.
Now close it.
Now change files.
Notice a problem?
Seems the event persists even after the sourcebrowser is toast.
I am looking into messing about with UnBind, (which would require wxPython 2.5.2.x or higher).
I may need to also add some kind of id bit to the plugin events.
As no plugins are currently using this, this shouldn't be too large of a problem. (If you've already started, apologies).
Indeed strange. closing with togglepanel works. (view=>Toggle Source browser)
The problem is that when you destroy a panel, the event is STILL bound.
So, how do you fix this?
You need a way to unbind without removing all events bound to that control.
So I wrote some utility functions:
DrFrame.PBind and DrFrame.PUnbind.
These seem to do the job. (Details in the plugins documentation).
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I decided to get 3.10.1 out, since the bugs were a bit nasty.
However I ran into an interesting problem.
Open the source browser.
Now close it.
Now change files.
Notice a problem?
Seems the event persists even after the sourcebrowser is toast.
I am looking into messing about with UnBind, (which would require wxPython 2.5.2.x or higher).
I may need to also add some kind of id bit to the plugin events.
As no plugins are currently using this, this shouldn't be too large of a problem. (If you've already started, apologies).
Indeed strange.
closing with togglepanel works. (view=>Toggle Source browser)
The problem is that when you destroy a panel, the event is STILL bound.
So, how do you fix this?
You need a way to unbind without removing all events bound to that control.
So I wrote some utility functions:
DrFrame.PBind
and DrFrame.PUnbind.
These seem to do the job.
(Details in the plugins documentation).