wxPython: Notebook page content disappears when ntb. event defined

[Martin Zuber]

Hello,

I have found following problem: When I define event handler for
EVT_NOTEBOOK_PA GE_CHANGED for wxNotebook, the content of the wxNotebook
disappears (on all pages). For ex. I have two pages - one with some
wxTextCtrls, second with some wxGrid.

The dialog has been created using the Boa Constructor (0.2.3 and 0.2.7).
I have two files:
- SomeDialog.py - there is only look and events defined (we can say it
is something like interface, but it defines look), so there is:

def OnNotebook1Note bookPageChanged (self, event):
event.Skip()


- SomeDialog_Impl .py - here is my code, separated from the dialog look
and events

def OnNotebook1Note bookPageChanged (self, event):
doSomeMethod1()
doSomeMethod2()
doSomeMethod3()

I use Python 2.2 and wxWindows 2.4.2.4 on MS Windows (non Unicode wxPython)

Any idea?

Martin

[F. GEIGER]

Re: wxPython: Notebook page content disappears when ntb. event defined


"Martin Zuber" <zuber@centrum. cz> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:bn2fhh$12j r$1@news.nextra .cz...[color=blue]
> Hello,
>
> I have found following problem: When I define event handler for
> EVT_NOTEBOOK_PA GE_CHANGED for wxNotebook, the content of the wxNotebook
> disappears (on all pages). For ex. I have two pages - one with some
> wxTextCtrls, second with some wxGrid.
>
> The dialog has been created using the Boa Constructor (0.2.3 and 0.2.7).
> I have two files:
> - SomeDialog.py - there is only look and events defined (we can say it
> is something like interface, but it defines look), so there is:
>
> def OnNotebook1Note bookPageChanged (self, event):
> event.Skip()
>
>
> - SomeDialog_Impl .py - here is my code, separated from the dialog look
> and events
>
> def OnNotebook1Note bookPageChanged (self, event):
> doSomeMethod1()
> doSomeMethod2()
> doSomeMethod3()
>
> I use Python 2.2 and wxWindows 2.4.2.4 on MS Windows (non Unicode[/color]
wxPython)[color=blue]
>
> Any idea?
>
> Martin
>[/color]

That's not just an interface, the event.Skip() is necessary:

def OnNotebook1Note bookPageChanged (self, event):
doSomeMethod1()
doSomeMethod2()
doSomeMethod3()
event.Skip()

Regards
Franz GEIGER