wxPython is a GUI toolkit that can be used with Python 2 and 3. In this cookbook Michael Driscoll has over 50 tips, tricks and answers to questions for those who want to use it to create cross-platform desktop user interfaces. It is aimed at users of both Python 2 and 3 who also have a basic understanding of wxPython.
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Author: Michael Driscoll Publisher: LeanPub Date: December 2016 Pages: 389 ISBN: 978-0996062855 Kindle: B01MZ4NGHS Audience: Level: Intermediate Category: Python
After comprehensive instructions for installing wxPython and its Phoenix branch which is where current development takes place the book presents 54 recipes including:
Adding / Removing Widgets Dynamically How to put a background image on a panel Binding Multiple Widgets to the Same Handler Catching Exceptions from Anywhere wxPython's Context Managers Converting wx.DateTime to Python datetime Creating an About Box How to Create a Login Dialog How to Create a "Dark Mode" Generating a Dialog from a Config File How to Disable a Wizard's Next Button How to Use Drag and Drop How to Drag and Drop a File From Your App to the OS How to Edit Your GUI Interactively Using reload() How to Embed an Image in the Title Bar Extracting XML from the RichTextCtrl How to Fade-in a Frame / Dialog How to Fire Multiple Event Handlers Making your Frame Maximize or Full Screen
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