Vernon Cole wrote:
The problem is that the Windows combobox does not allow for the user
to type more than one letter to select an item from the list
I'm not sure it's necessary to replace the entire thing just to
fix that -- it ought to be possible to override the keyboard event
handling and
Just my opinion, but if anyone decides to create a combo box, the one that
has been part of MS Access since at least version 2.0 would be the one to
model it after. I have yet to see any combo box in any
language/platform/application that has worked as well as that one does.
John Sheehan
Nice, I'll give it a shot, providing they compile with free VS2008 Express (?)
The old page is a tad out of date
http://starship.python.net/crew/mhammond/win32/BuildingExtensions.html
but it seems this might help
http://mattptr.net/2010/07/28/building-python-extensions-in-a-modern-windows-enviro
I've been intending to make enough time to create a combobox for PyGUI. In
my humble opinion, the combobox provided by Windows GUI is brain damaged to
the point of utter frustration and should not be used for human
consumption. I sent an epistle to this effect to the wxpython group, and
got the a
If you can build the dde module yourself, reenabling multiple servers
for 32-bit is just a matter of uncommenting
// #define _CALLHACK_
in stddde.cpp.
Roger
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