On Mon, Mar 21, 2005 at 05:45:24PM +1100, Richard wrote:
> than the icon code you use. Don't know why. Karsten or someone alluded in a
> previous post to the fact that wxPython seems to be very touchy around all
> this bitmap/icon stuff.
I did.
> Certainly I've found in practice when creating
> icons/bitmaps etc that even an apparently innocent bitmap or icon crashes the
> system, one can re-create it in apparently the same manner and it dosn't.
Yes. That's what I saw, too.
> I've temporarily hardcoded my file with a little house picture, but the code
> under it should be generic enough to use instead of the icon code.
>
> img = wx.Image
> ('/home/richard/gnumed/gnumed/client/bitmaps/home_path3232.png',
> wx.BITMAP_TYPE_ANY)
apparently it's 32x32
> ==============================================
> bmp = wx.BitmapFromImage (img)
> imagelist.Add (bmp)
You could change this to include the bitmap size ...
> self.nb.AssignImageList (imagelist)
> ==============================================
...
> [PANIC] (gnumed.py:[EMAIL PROTECTED]): exception value: C++ assertion
> "(bitmap.GetWidth() == m_width && bitmap.GetHeight() == m_height) || (m_width
> == 0 && m_height == 0)" failed in ../src/generic/imaglist.cpp(81): invalid
> bitmap size in wxImageList: this might work on this platform but definitely
> won't under Windows.
... because apparently wxPython wants that.
Karsten
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