Re: [Pythoncard-users] notebook/grid/initialize problem

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This is true. You do have to code straight wxPython, which means using
wx events and handlers. For the grid, I fired up BoaConstructor,
generated the code for the grid I wanted, and copied the relevant
fragments into my pythoncard app. Then I modified a custom
gridCellEditor from the Python Cookbook, and added that too. Presto, a
grid. 
It's not actually a secret that you can mix wx widgets with pythoncard
components, I've seen it explicitly mentioned on this list before (by
KA I think). 
 
 
<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:bra...@om...">bra...@om...</a> wrote:
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 I'm glad to hear it's possible to
add
non-PythonCard wx widgets into PythonCard.
 
 I take it that none of the normal
PythonCard
events will be generated by these
 
 kinds of add-ins? As in,
on_mouseClick
or on_closeField or on_select are all
 
 events that only come from
PythonCard
widgets, right? 
 
 
 
 <tt>Bo Green wrote on 06/01/2005 07:02:42 AM: 
 
&gt; 
&gt; Thanks Brad. First, an aside, the grid is working fine for all but
 
&gt; the problem of creating and loading inside the same event handler.
 
&gt; Your comments were helpful, because they made me rethink the
methods 
&gt; and modules. I remembered a list member talking about a
childWindow
 
&gt; problem with event handling (in their case it was trying to
Raise()
 
&gt; the window after creating it in the same event handler). Same 
&gt; problem, same solution. The solution was to move the Raise() into
 
&gt; the on_initialize method. I borrowed that logic, and moved my 
&gt; set_grid_data() method call into the on_initialize method. I also
 
&gt; moved the get_grid_data() and set_grid_data() methods into 
&gt; FileSpecsWin as a better style choice. Works like a charm. 
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