Re: [PyCrust] 0.6 in the oven, now with PyFilling, should be done cooking soon

[Raul C. <co...@uc...>]

if you run PyCrust.py you get a splitter window with the interpreter on
top and the filling below it, right?
Well, if I make the interpreter window as big as I can by reducing the
size of the filling (the on sash event) until the filling window is
totally hidden. Then I can't open it back again (the filling window).
That's why I have to give it a MinimumPaneSize. So the filling is never
totally hidden. 

I did it in the __init__event of Crust, and Filling

Raul

Win NT, Python 2.1, wxPython 2.3.1


"Patrick K. O'Brien" wrote:
> 
> It's not clear to me what kind of problem you are having. I don't think I
> see this behavior, so could you possibly describe it in a little more
> detail? And where exactly did you add the line of code that fixed things?
> Just in FillingTree or Filling? Or other windows?
> 
> ---
> Patrick K. O'Brien
> Orbtech (http://www.orbtech.com)
> "I am, therefore I think."
> 
> Small annoying suggestions:
> 1) The scrolled windows, when you scroll all the way and you totally
> hide something, for instance, if you totally hide the ingredients tree,
> you can't open it back.
> Only because of that reason, I had to inherit and add the following line
> to the __init__ code:
> self.SetMinimumPaneSize(1)
> 
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