Speaking of the many libraries people have written I thought I'd mention
pychess. Don't remember where I found it, but it's easy enough to find on a
search engine. That's the whole reason I discovered python, searching for a
good algorithm to use in parsing chess pgn files.
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Thanks, yielding has solved all remaining problems I had with this gui.
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Just looking it appears you are trying to install SPE in Python24, which I
don't think will work. Myself I'm still on Python23 because IDEs haven't
caught up yet. I believe if you put Python23 in and install it there it will
work. On another note you may want to get Boa-constructor instead. Not
This may be a dumb question, but are there any practical advantages of
compiling a python application to *.pyo, or *.pyc? I haven't noticed any
difference in the performance of text *.py or a bytecompiled file.
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I have an application that uses a WxListCtrl to hold data that is updated
extremely fast. When I run my application the listctrl updates so fast that it
practically disappears. Is there a way I can have it update with the user
seeing it update rapidly without the dissapearing? Right now I have u
This was the aforementioned doublepost guys, thanks for all the help though.
At that point I was using WxGlade if you were wondering, that's why my controls
have such funny names, glade did it!..lol I've since then got my gui to a
point where I can live with it, other than the sizing problem when
Disregard all my posts on this thread, I just downloaded Boa-constructor which
has WxDialogs making my life so much simpler. Thanks for all the help though.
I was using SPE which uses WxGlade to make gui's, which isn't so bad if you're
familiar with the way Java works on GUIs that is, but Boa-Con
Yes I have actually, I still can't figure out how to have my application detect
if a control has focus. If I could, I could just use the keydown event with an
if statement to push my button when it has focus and enter is pressed.
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That's kindof where I want to go, how can I detect whether or not my button has
focus. Basically I only want to press it with enter if it has focus.
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Is there any way I can disable just the horizontal scroll bar for a listctrl?
When enough items have been added for it to scroll vertically a horizontal bar
also appears, even though you don't need it at all. I've played around with
sizing individual columns and haven't seemed to come up with any
I think I did a double post on WxListBox, my apologies, I wasn't seeing it show
up and I didn't take into account the holidays...sorry.
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I have a simple application in a Frame, in it I have a button that I want to
press when I hit enter. How can I do this? I know with textctrl's you have
the EVT_TEXT_ENTER event to do things for you when enter is pressed, can I do
the same with a button. I know in WxWidgets for C++ you can put it
I'm wanting to put a listbox in the place of a textctrl I'm using in my
application because I'm running out of space in my textctrl. The online
documentation is down at wxpython.org so I have no idea how to construct this
control or anything. Can someone help me out. Here's what I'm doing with t
I'm a big fan of C# myself, it kinda takes the good from C++ and Java and
combines them in a way.
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wxpython.org's onlinedocs are down right now so bear with me. Here's my
problem, currently I'm using a wxtextctrl to enter output in, I'm running out
of rows with the wxtextctrl so I thought to use a listbox like I would in
another language. I'm unsure how it is constructed or how to add items to
I'm wanting to know how I would go about setting the focus to the next text
field after I press enter. I'm guessing it's gonna be EVT_TEXT_ENTER(yada
yada) calling some function which will move the focus, but I don't know how to
move the focus. I know in .NET text boxes have a focus method which
Kinda off subject, just thought I'd add that 0! = 1 for that recursion example,
since that wasn't considered. Nice post though.
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I'm wanting to do something with a list that is basically a 2 dimensional
array. I'm not so good with lists so can someone give me an example of how I
might implement this in Python? thanks.
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