Hallo, Mike.
First of all, thanks to both you and Rob for your answers. I now see
that the wxPython group would have been a better place to post to, all
the more so given the tight connection between the wxPython and
wxWidgets projects, of which at first I wasn't aware.
On Jan 3, 8:19 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
> I've never created a modal dialog like this. Instead, I follow the
> wxPython in Action book examples (most of the time), which would do a
> yes/no dialog like this:
>
> <code>
>
> dlg = wx.MessageDialog(None, 'Some Message', 'A Message Box',
> wx.YES_NO | wx.QUESTION)
> retCode = dlg.ShowModal()
> if retCode == wx.ID_YES:
> # do something
> print 'yes'
> else:
> # do something else
> print 'no'
> dlg.Destroy()
>
> </code>
Actually my example started out as something like
if wx.MessageBox(message="Some message", caption="Some caption",
style=wx.YES|wx.NO) == wx.YES:
pass
I had to change it because the actual message can become very long, so
I assembled a dialog with a scrollable text field. Maybe I'm expecting
to much of wxStdDialogButtonSizer, but I still feel that given that
both your method and mine above work straight away, it should provide
the same behaviour with Yes/No buttons as with OK/Cancel ones.
Cheers,
Nicola Musatti
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