When you next do an update and "make install" in your chandler dir
you'll get a new wx tarball based on revision 100 from the wx
repository. No changes in chandler are required to use this tarball.
New features in this tarball include the following:
* New factory functions for creating wx.Bitmaps directly from Python
buffer objects, without needing to create a wx.Image first. Common
buffer objects are strings, arrays, NumPy arrays, etc.
* Added wx.NativePixelBuffer, wx.AlphPixelBuffer and related iterator
and accessor classes. They allow platform independent direct access to
the platform specific pixel buffer inside of a wx.Bitmap object.
* Added wx.App.DisplayAvailable() which can be used to determine if a
GUI can be created in the current environment. (Still need an
implementation for wxMSW...)
* wx.Colour now includes an alpha component, which defaults to
wx.ALPHA_OPAQUE. This is in preparation for allowing various new alpha
blening functionality using wx.Colour objects, such as drawing with pens
and brushes on a wx.DC. Use of the alpha component with wx.DC has been
implemented so far on OS X.
--
Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!
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