Hi there Playing around with a module called layout-by-code that lets me generate wxPython interfaces quickly/easily, but, if I want to, for example, open a new window that then also defines it's own interface, it would be nice to be able to either pass object variables to it, that could also maybe have their content changed before focus reverts to the original/parent window, or something, and suppose could use some form of external communications channel, like a text file, a sqlite3 database file, etc., but was just wondering if there was something am missing out on, since global variable definition doesn't seem to work, etc., but anyway.
Have tried playing around with 3 different ways of implementing this using just a module import statement - and that's the only one that's really stable/working at the moment - importing a module and then calling a function in it, with arguments - that one crashes out over and over again - and importing a class defined in the module file - but that one seems to get stuck/hang up a bit. I know I could more manually work around this using wxPython interface itsself more directly, but this LBC module really makes it easy/simple to almost literally spit out a usable/accessible interface quite easily/quickly at the moment. My tests are in this zip file if that means much - parentWindow.py runs tests on the child...py children - and, yes, know have again made use of tab characters for indentation, but that's also more suitable for my sort of development environment: http://www.blindza.co.za/uploads/LBC/childWindowsLBC.zip TIA Jacob Kruger Blind Biker Skype: BlindZA '...fate had broken his body, but not his spirit...' _______________________________________________ python-win32 mailing list python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32
