wxPython Widget destruction

[Elias Alhanatis]

Hello everybody!!!
( Here is a tough one.... )

I made an app for a dance studio using wxPython. In order to save space in a certain "screen"
of my app , i use combo-boxes or choice-boxes ( in order to show the present students in each group lesson that took place that day ).
I have managed to create these widgets ( according to how many group lessons took place that day ( for example 2 lessons > 2 combo-boxes) ) , but i cannot
"destroy" them when i refresh the screen by choosing another date....

The progress i made so far is that i understand that each widget has an ID which
somehow i can retreive , but how can i make the app understand that i want to destroy the widgets that have these ID's?

Here is the part which creates the widgets ( in the future i will make a special Class for these... )

Group_Lessons_That_Day=MyConnection("""SELECT GroupLessonType,StudentsCodes FROM grouplessons WHERE Date='%s' order by Time """ % Form)
        increment=0
        for Lesson in Group_Lessons_That_Day:
            Choices=[]
            Choices.append(Lesson[0])
            for id in Lesson[1].strip(",").split(","):
                id=int(id.strip("[]"))
                Students_Name=MyConnection("""SELECT StudentName FROM students WHERE StudentCode='%s' """ % id)[0][0].split()[0]
                Choices.append(Students_Name)
            
            self.Lesson_List=wx.Choice(choices=Choices,id=increment+3000, parent=self,pos=wx.Point(20+increment, 462), size=wx.Size(120, 21), style=0)            
            self.Lesson_List.SetSelection(0)
            increment+=125

Any guidelines will be very welcomed!!!!

Thank you all in advance!!

Elias

[jlm699]

Since you know the ids you can use a combination of the function FindWindowById( self, id) and Destroy() ... it would look something like this:
[code=python]
# In your choice creation loop you can use a list to keep track of the ids
for idx in id_list:
self.FindWindow ById(idx).Destr oy()
[/code]

[Elias Alhanatis]

Thank you so much for the fast and hopefully
usefull reply! I realy wasnt aware of such a function. I will do some
research to see were it is "hidden".

Thanks again!!!!

Elias