Re: Re-using components

On May 19, 2007, at 2:50 AM, Dave Silvia wrote:

> You say what your platform is and the DialogBlocks version, but you
> don't
> mention the wxWidgets version or your build system.;)

Sorry. I'm using wxPython 2.8.3.0; I would assume that that would
use the same wxWidgets version.

> Create a top level Null element (wxFrame, wxDialog, wxPanel,
> whatever). I used a
> wxDialog. Within that dialog I created a wxPanel and subclassed it as
> "DataPanel", I then specified not external implementation with
> separate files
> for the subclass.
>
> Then create the "real" top level elements. I have a wxFrame,
> MainFrame, a
> wxWizard, TheWiz, and a wxDialog, DataDialog. TheWiz and DataDialog
> each have an
> instance of DataPanel, this of course requires hand coding the
> include for
> DataPanel, DataPanel.h. MainFrame creates an instance of TheWiz,
> theWiz, in its
> Init(). The entered data is then placed in the variables (specified
> in DB in the
> Variables tab) in MainFrame. Under File in the MainFrame menubar is
> an Update
> Data menuitem. This creates an instance of DataDialog, theDlg, in
> its event
> handler. theDlg is populated with the stored values from MainFrame
> and theDlg is
> shown modal. On return, the variables in MainFrame are updated.
>
>; I'm attaching a zip of the .pjd and sources. If you're not using
> Visual Studio,
> you'll need to make the necessary changes in Build>Configurations... .

I'm simply outputting XRC, which is then run through a converter
program to create the class definitions, along with the code to
import the XRC information. When I do that with your files, I still
get the same error; looking at the generated Python code, I don't see
the DataPanel class defined anywhere, so perhaps the fault is in the
program that generates the Python code. This is for a project I just
stepped into the middle of, so I have lots of new stuff to deal with,
and figure out it all works together.

Thanks for your help!

-- Ed Leafe
-- http://leafe.com
-- http://dabodev.com

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>-- On Mon, 21 May 2007 14:21:40 -0400 Ed Leafe wrote --
> On May 19, 2007, at 2:50 AM, Dave Silvia wrote:
>
>> You say what your platform is and the DialogBlocks version, but
>> you don't
>> mention the wxWidgets version or your build system.;)
>>
> Sorry. I'm using wxPython 2.8.3.0; I would assume that that would
> use the same wxWidgets version.
>
>;> Create a top level Null element (wxFrame, wxDialog, wxPanel,
>> whatever). I used a
>> wxDialog. Within that dialog I created a wxPanel and subclassed
>> it as "DataPanel", I then specified not external implementation
>> with separate files for the subclass.
>>
>> Then create the "real" top level elements. I have a wxFrame,
>> MainFrame, a
>> wxWizard, TheWiz, and a wxDialog, DataDialog. TheWiz and
>> DataDialog each have an
>> instance of DataPanel, this of course requires hand coding the
>> include for
>> DataPanel, DataPanel.h. MainFrame creates an instance of TheWiz,
>> theWiz, in its
>> Init(). The entered data is then placed in the variables
>> (specified in DB in the
>> Variables tab) in MainFrame. Under File in the MainFrame menubar
>> is an Update
>> Data menuitem. This creates an instance of DataDialog, theDlg, in
>> its event
>> handler. theDlg is populated with the stored values from
>;> MainFrame and theDlg is
>> shown modal. On return, the variables in MainFrame are updated.
>>
>> I'm attaching a zip of the .pjd and sources. If you're not using
>> Visual Studio,
>> you'll need to make the necessary changes in
>> Build>Configurations... .
>>
> I'm simply outputting XRC, which is then run through a converter
> program to create the class definitions, along with the code to
> import the XRC information. When I do that with your files, I still
> get the same error; looking at the generated Python code, I don't
> see the DataPanel class defined anywhere, so perhaps the fault is
> in the program that generates the Python code. This is for a
> project I just stepped into the middle of, so I have lots of new
> stuff to deal with, and figure out it all works together.
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
> -- Ed Leafe

Two questions: 1) is the DataPanel in the XRC file? 2) If it is, then, yes, it's
a fault of the Python code generator.

Could you attach a zip of the modifications you made to my example to generate
XRC? All the sources, too? Send it to the group:

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in your email client, anyone receiving email will get the attachment, but the
attachment won't be saved at the group.

thx,
Dave S.

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"A chicken is an egg's way of making another egg!"

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