Hi Wolfgang,
I did something similar:
1º I put several buttons inside one panel
2º I do the usual operations
3º I delete all the widgets inside the panel but not the panel itself. For a
panel called "panel" do
"
-- its necessary to delete the old elements in the panel
windowChildren pp >>= mapM objectDelete
"
4º I create the new widgets (as children widgets of the panel "panel")
5º and use them as if they were the first ones
Best
Miguel Vilaça
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Enviada: quarta-feira, 21 de Março de 2007 15:14
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Assunto: [wxhaskell-users] dynamic user interfaces
Hello,
I want to replace a group of frames or widgets by another group of frames or
widgets respectively. The old frames/widgets shall be deleted and the new
ones created at the same time, i.e., without showing the intermediate
state
in the user interface. How do I achieve this in wxHaskell?
Best wishes,
Wolfgang
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