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How to create a simple M$ Explorer-like app
user name
2006-05-30 21:42:16
I need to design an Explorer like application, with a
directory-structure on the left side and a listview on the
right. I've
looked at SplitWindow-examples found on the wiki-site, but
I'm having
trouble getting the hang on how to put widgets on different
frames
using for instance the SplitWindow-widget. Every example I
find seem
to start and end with a single wxFrame-subclass, not putting
that
frame onto a panel inside another panel etc. like I'm used
to in
Borland Delphi.

I'd appreciate any hint you migth have to offer for a total
wxPython newbie 

PS! To be precise; the listview on the right side should
display
images found in the folder selected in the folder-structure
on the
left side of the window.

Thanks in advance

-- 
Mvh/Best regards,
Thomas Weholt
http://www.weholt.org

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How to create a simple M$ Explorer-like app
user name
2006-05-30 21:51:11
Am Tue, 30 May 2006 23:42:16 +0200 hat Thomas Weholt  
<thomas.weholtgmail.com> geschrieben:

> I need to design an Explorer like application, with a
> directory-structure on the left side and a listview on
the right. I've
> looked at SplitWindow-examples found on the wiki-site,
but I'm having
> trouble getting the hang on how to put widgets on
different frames
> using for instance the SplitWindow-widget. Every
example I find seem
> to start and end with a single wxFrame-subclass, not
putting that
> frame onto a panel inside another panel etc. like I'm
used to in
> Borland Delphi.
>
> I'd appreciate any hint you migth have to offer for a
total wxPython  
> newbie 
>
> PS! To be precise; the listview on the right side
should display
> images found in the folder selected in the
folder-structure on the
> left side of the window.
>
> Thanks in advance
>

Doesn't explain your question, but might ease your work
later 
 
http://xoomer.virgilio.it/infinity77/eng/ThumbnailCtr
l.html


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How to create a simple M$ Explorer-like app
user name
2006-05-30 22:53:51
Thomas Weholt wrote:

> I'd appreciate any hint you migth have to offer for a
total wxPython 
> newbie 

If you haven't yet, definitely spend some time with the
wxPython demo 
app; I'm pretty sure there are some demos in there that are
similar to 
what you're thinking of (enough so to get you started,
anyway).

> Every example I find seem
> to start and end with a single wxFrame-subclass, not
putting that
> frame onto a panel inside another panel etc. like I'm
used to in
> Borland Delphi.

It may be a terminology issue (I don't know Delphi).  In
wx, a frame is 
usually a top-level window.  Panels go inside frames (and
other panels). 
  There are


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