LutherRevisited wrote:
> Thanks, yielding has solved all remaining problems I had with this
gui.
Thank you for the followup, glad to have helped.
Study, learn , pass it on.
M.E.Farmer
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Thanks, yielding has solved all remaining problems I had with this gui.
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LutherRevisited wrote:
> 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 d
out to all that
have been patient with me while helping me learn wxpython.
Well, the logical approach would seem to be to freeze, add a hundred
items, thaw, freeze, add a hundred items, thaw ... [rinse and repeat].
Basically, control the repainting so it only occurs (relatively)
infrequently.
regar
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
