FindWindowById returns None..... ?

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  • Soren
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    FindWindowById returns None..... ?

    Hi,

    I'm trying to split my GUI into several files since its beginning to
    become a bit large.. I've placed a panel class inside gui2.py, but it
    needs some information from a panel in gui1.py... if I import gui1 in
    gui2 and try to find the panel by its ID, (using the Id generated in
    gui1) I get a None value returned?? using findwindowbyid in gui1 on
    the same ID works fine..

    I'm guessing i'm doing this the wrong way, can anyone comment on this?

    Thanks,
    Soren
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    • Soren
      #2
      Re: FindWindowById returns None..... ?

      On Jan 10, 9:43 am, Soren <soren.skou.nie l...@gmail.comw rote:
      Hi,
      >
      I'm trying to split my GUI into several files since its beginning to
      become a bit large.. I've placed a panel class inside gui2.py, but it
      needs some information from a panel in gui1.py... if I import gui1 in
      gui2 and try to find the panel by its ID, (using the Id generated in
      gui1) I get a None value returned?? using findwindowbyid in gui1 on
      the same ID works fine..
      >
      I'm guessing i'm doing this the wrong way, can anyone comment on this?
      >
      Thanks,
      Soren
      Wops.. and I'm using wxPython :)

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        • Tim Roberts
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          Re: FindWindowById returns None..... ?

          Soren <soren.skou.nie lsen@gmail.comw rote:
          >
          >I'm trying to split my GUI into several files since its beginning to
          >become a bit large.. I've placed a panel class inside gui2.py, but it
          >needs some information from a panel in gui1.py... if I import gui1 in
          >gui2 and try to find the panel by its ID, (using the Id generated in
          >gui1) I get a None value returned?? using findwindowbyid in gui1 on
          >the same ID works fine..
          >
          >I'm guessing i'm doing this the wrong way, can anyone comment on this?
          Post enough code so we can see how you are doing it. Your description
          isn't specific enough; there are several ways to do it, some right, some
          wrong...
          --
          Tim Roberts, timr@probo.com
          Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.

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