class MainForm(dabo.ui.dForm):
def afterInit(self):
sz = self.Sizer = dabo.ui.dSizer()
#pan = self.Panel = dabo.ui.dPanel(self, BackColor=(255,200,200))
# or
self.Panel = dabo.ui.dPanel(self, BackColor=(255,200,200),
Name="Foo")
sz.append1x(self.Panel) # with the matching change here
sz.layout()
A typical instance of a panel might be:
pan = self.Panel = dabo.ui.dPanel(self, BackColor=(255,200,200))
It is also valid to write:
self.Panel = dabo.ui.dPanel(self, BackColor=(255,200,200), Name="Foo")
Then you could refer to it as pan, or as self.Panel or as self.Foo
When coding in Python the first form seems to be the norm.
When using Class Designer, the third form seems to take over.
So quite where does the Name property fit in?
How should these different forms be best used?
-- Fraser Burns
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