On Oct 12, 2011, at 1:30 PM, Rich Shepard wrote:
>> The object is in a grid sizer, which lays out its controls in a grid
>> pattern. The height/width/top/left is controlled by the sizer, not
>> the control's properties, which are essentially read-only in this
>> situation.
>
> So I'll just use wxPython to resize the grid sizer, remove the unwanted
> narrow blank row, and add two other controls.
That would probably be the worst approach. I find it surprising that
you don't state what you want, and then immediately assume that Dabo can't do
what you want because I couldn't read your mind to determine that you wanted.
You asked about the width of the top-most text entry control, and now appear
frustrated about the extra row in your sizer.
>> If you are not familiar with sizers and how they are supposed to
>> work, you should do some reading in the wxPython docs, or read the
>> section on 'Sizers' in the Dabo tutorial document.
>
> I've used wxPython and Python to build applications. What I wanted to
> learn was how to modify what dabo created when I have to leave it unfinished
> and go back to finishing forms later. Guess doing that in the code rather
> than the GUI is the way to go.
I'd really like to help, but you appear to be hell-bent on negativity.
There is so much that you can do, but you don't seem to be very receptive to
learning.
We have built a wonderful community around Dabo, filled with people who
want to learn, and others who want to help. I don't get the feeling that you'd
fit in very well. Perhaps it would be best to look elsewhere for your
development needs.
-- Ed Leafe
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