Werner F. Bruhin wrote:
> In my view the important point Kevin is making is the
accessibility
> issue, if this is not handled by the new demo then I
don't think it
> should be included as the primary demo - anything which
makes it easier
> for blind persons to use the demo should stay.
The accessibility question is actually still somewhat of a
non-issue at
this point as there still isn't support for it in the C++
wxTreeCtrl.
What Kevin is saying is that once it is added to the C++
version then
wxPython will get it for free in wx.TreeCtrl but it will
take additional
work to make it available in wxPython and then more for
CustomTreeCtrl
to use it. Also it may be possible to add support for it in
the C++
classes using platform dependent code, but that wxPython
will have to
wait until there are wx classes implemented for
accessibility which can
be wrapped.
So since accessibility is not really an issue yet my only
concerns at
this point are the non-native look and feel of the
CustomTreeCtrl on
Windows, which I've already talked to Andrea about, and the
potential
for a newbie to get lost/confused/stuck with some AUI
related thing, and
I've got an idea on that which I'll be working on today.
--
Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
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