Hi, have wxHtmlWindow question here.
On my OnLinkClicked handler, I do the following:
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def OnLinkClicked(s elf,linkinfo):
f = wx.TheMimeTypes Manager.GetFile TypeFromExtensi on('.html')
if not f:
return
try:
cmd = wx.FileType.Get OpenCommand(f,l inkinfo.GetHref ())
wx.Execute(cmd)
except:
wxMessageBox("S omething unexpected
happened","MyAp p",wxOK|wxICON_ INFORMATION )
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If I'm on my Windows 2000 machine at work, when I attempt to execute the
default browser action,
with wx.Execute, I first get a freeze on my app ( with the About box
showing, where I have the html
window situated). And the browser is trying to open, but instead, after a
long delay:
"dde execute request failed: a request for a synchronous execute transaction
has timed out"
On my XP system at home, Firefox comes up fine, and very quickly.
Main question:
I tried to add an If condition, to test for the 'OS' env variable, but this
won't work I realize,after
noticing that *both* 2000 and XP have the value: WINDOWS_NT.
Is there any other way
of distinguishing between XP and 2000 I wonder?
Steve
On my OnLinkClicked handler, I do the following:
---------------
def OnLinkClicked(s elf,linkinfo):
f = wx.TheMimeTypes Manager.GetFile TypeFromExtensi on('.html')
if not f:
return
try:
cmd = wx.FileType.Get OpenCommand(f,l inkinfo.GetHref ())
wx.Execute(cmd)
except:
wxMessageBox("S omething unexpected
happened","MyAp p",wxOK|wxICON_ INFORMATION )
---------------
If I'm on my Windows 2000 machine at work, when I attempt to execute the
default browser action,
with wx.Execute, I first get a freeze on my app ( with the About box
showing, where I have the html
window situated). And the browser is trying to open, but instead, after a
long delay:
"dde execute request failed: a request for a synchronous execute transaction
has timed out"
On my XP system at home, Firefox comes up fine, and very quickly.
Main question:
I tried to add an If condition, to test for the 'OS' env variable, but this
won't work I realize,after
noticing that *both* 2000 and XP have the value: WINDOWS_NT.
Is there any other way
of distinguishing between XP and 2000 I wonder?
Steve