A reminder to me of how to use custom components in a wxGlade Project.
\nI had a Panel which contained controls for a Matplotlib Project. The panel contained the plotting surface and some combo boxes to set parameters. I wanted to use this on multiple packages of a notebook to present different data views. This was a good canditiate for being re-used and subclassed. But how to to do that using wxGlade….. <\/p>\n
This assumes a component based upon a Panel called a nineGraafTabPage_M
\nWhere the component is first used
\nProperties->Common->Class nineGraafTabPage_M
\nProperties->Common->BaseClasse(s) tick and set to wx.Panel (not NOT wxPanel)<\/p>\n
How to reuse the Component<\/strong><\/p>\n Now if we wish to reuse that panel somewhere else, for example on a notebook page. Then on the page you wish to use it. First of all inset a normal panel. Then General<\/strong><\/p>\n In the application property page also tick A reminder to me of how to use custom components in a wxGlade Project. I had a Panel which contained controls for a Matplotlib Project. The panel contained the plotting surface and some combo boxes to set parameters. I wanted … Continue reading
\nProperties->Common->Class NewNameWhatever
\nProperties->Common->BaseClasse(s) tick and set to nineGraafTabPage_M
\nThen also add on
\nProperties->Common->Code tick Extra code for this widget
\nand in the extra code section
\nfrom nineGraafTabPage_M import nineGraafTabPage_M
\n(important follow this with a carriage return)
\nThen click on the add properties button and set a property of id with a value of -1<\/p>\n
\nCode Generation Separate file for each class<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"