WXPYTHON push button call a frame

[Marcpp]

Hi I need to call a widget from a button in WXPYTHON. I've tried to
this from a function like this, but when push the button, the program
opens a window and do error.
Any idea?

......
def DialogRRHH(self ,event):
prog = wx.PySimpleApp( 0)
wx.InitAllImage Handlers()
DialogRRHH = MTRRHH(None, -1, "")
prog.SetTopWind ow(DialogRRHH)
DialogRRHH.Show ()
prog.MainLoop()

class MTRRHH(wx.Frame ):
........
if __name__ == "__main__":
app = wx.PySimpleApp( 0)
wx.InitAllImage Handlers()
tasques = tasques(None, -1, "")
app.SetTopWindo w(tasques)
tasques.Show()
app.MainLoop()

[Steve Holden]

Re: WXPYTHON push button call a frame

Marcpp wrote:

Hi I need to call a widget from a button in WXPYTHON. I've tried to
this from a function like this, but when push the button, the program
opens a window and do error.
Any idea?
>

Well, one *really* good idea would be to copy the error message and
paste it into your message. The readers of this list have amazing
psychic powers, but you can always help improve the answer quality by
providing relevant information.

.....
def DialogRRHH(self ,event):
prog = wx.PySimpleApp( 0)
wx.InitAllImage Handlers()
DialogRRHH = MTRRHH(None, -1, "")
prog.SetTopWind ow(DialogRRHH)
DialogRRHH.Show ()
prog.MainLoop()
>
class MTRRHH(wx.Frame ):
.......
if __name__ == "__main__":
app = wx.PySimpleApp( 0)
wx.InitAllImage Handlers()
tasques = tasques(None, -1, "")
app.SetTopWindo w(tasques)
tasques.Show()
app.MainLoop()
>

Unfortunately your code extracts don't tell us what's going wrong, only
how the program is constructed. While that *is* useful information, by
itself it only paints half the picture.

regards
Steve
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[Marcpp]

Re: WXPYTHON push button call a frame

On 5 jul, 14:51, Steve Holden <s...@holdenweb .comwrote:

Marcpp wrote:

Hi I need to call a widget from a button in WXPYTHON. I've tried to
this from a function like this, but when push the button, the program
opens a window and do error.
Any idea?

>
Well, one *really* good idea would be to copy the error message and
paste it into your message. The readers of this list have amazing
psychic powers, but you can always help improve the answer quality by
providing relevant information.
>
>
>

.....
def DialogRRHH(self ,event):
prog = wx.PySimpleApp( 0)
wx.InitAllImage Handlers()
DialogRRHH = MTRRHH(None, -1, "")
prog.SetTopWind ow(DialogRRHH)
DialogRRHH.Show ()
prog.MainLoop()

>

class MTRRHH(wx.Frame ):
.......
if __name__ == "__main__":
app = wx.PySimpleApp( 0)
wx.InitAllImage Handlers()
tasques = tasques(None, -1, "")
app.SetTopWindo w(tasques)
tasques.Show()
app.MainLoop()

>
Unfortunately your code extracts don't tell us what's going wrong, only
how the program is constructed. While that *is* useful information, by
itself it only paints half the picture.
>
regards
Steve
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Hi, the problem is No Error message, but the program continues running
after I closed it (by the X).

[kyosohma@gmail.com]

Re: WXPYTHON push button call a frame

On Jul 5, 9:04 am, Marcpp <mar...@gmail.c omwrote:

On 5 jul, 14:51, Steve Holden <s...@holdenweb .comwrote:
>
>
>

Marcpp wrote:

Hi I need to call a widget from a button in WXPYTHON. I've tried to
this from a function like this, but when push the button, the program
opens a window and do error.
Any idea?

>

Well, one *really* good idea would be to copy the error message and
paste it into your message. The readers of this list have amazing
psychic powers, but you can always help improve the answer quality by
providing relevant information.

>

.....
def DialogRRHH(self ,event):
prog = wx.PySimpleApp( 0)
wx.InitAllImage Handlers()
DialogRRHH = MTRRHH(None, -1, "")
prog.SetTopWind ow(DialogRRHH)
DialogRRHH.Show ()
prog.MainLoop()

>

class MTRRHH(wx.Frame ):
.......
if __name__ == "__main__":
app = wx.PySimpleApp( 0)
wx.InitAllImage Handlers()
tasques = tasques(None, -1, "")
app.SetTopWindo w(tasques)
tasques.Show()
app.MainLoop()

>

Unfortunately your code extracts don't tell us what's going wrong, only
how the program is constructed. While that *is* useful information, by
itself it only paints half the picture.

>

regards
Steve
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>
Hi, the problem is No Error message, but the program continues running
after I closed it (by the X).

When I open a custom frame from one of my applications, I do something
like this:


<main app code>

def BtnEventHandler (self, event):
frame = myFrame()
frame.Show()

</main app code>


<myframe code>

class myFrame(wx.Fram e):
def __init__(self, filename=None):
wx.Frame.__init __(self, None, -1, 'Whatever', size=(570,295))
# you can set the OnTop style here
# lots of other code...

def OnClose(self, event):
# Close the frame
self.Close()

</myframe code>

If you have additional problems, try mailing the wxPython group, which
you can find here: www.wxpython.org

Mike

[Roel Schroeven]

Re: WXPYTHON push button call a frame

Marcpp schreef:

Hi I need to call a widget from a button in WXPYTHON. I've tried to
this from a function like this, but when push the button, the program
opens a window and do error.
Any idea?
>
.....
def DialogRRHH(self ,event):
prog = wx.PySimpleApp( 0)
wx.InitAllImage Handlers()
DialogRRHH = MTRRHH(None, -1, "")
prog.SetTopWind ow(DialogRRHH)
DialogRRHH.Show ()
prog.MainLoop()
>
class MTRRHH(wx.Frame ):
.......
if __name__ == "__main__":
app = wx.PySimpleApp( 0)
wx.InitAllImage Handlers()
tasques = tasques(None, -1, "")
app.SetTopWindo w(tasques)
tasques.Show()
app.MainLoop()

In DialogRRHH() you create a new application object with a new event
loop, while you already have one running. wxPython should have only one
application object though; otherwise there conflicts between the
different event loops. Also you don't need to call
wx.InitAllImage Handlers() again.

It seems to me that in DialogRRHH() you want to create a dialog and wait
until the user closes it. In that case, it should look more or less like
this (beware, I'm not a wxPython expert myself):

def DialogRRHH(self , event):
DialogRRHH = MTRRHH(None, -1, "")
DialogRRHH.Show Modal()

Also, in that case MTRRHH should be a wxDialog, not a wxFrame.

In case you want to show MTRRHH without waiting for the user to close
it, use DialogRRHH.Show () instead of .ShowModal(). I think MTRRHH can be
either a wxDialog or a wxForm in that case.



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