My program will have two windows. I want to be able to dock the two so they
are side by side. I am wondering if this is doable in Python. If so, could
someone lead me to the right direction on where to look? Thank you very
much.
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I am trying to read a value in a variable from a different class every time
I click on a refresh button for my GUI program. The problem is I am using
statictext so when I refresh, it displays the new value on top of the old
one.
In my main GUI:
def refresh(self, event):
x = refresh_var()
value =
I want to be able to call a variable from one of my classes to my main class
(interface layout) and have it update every minute. I am using Python and
wxPython. Is it better to be in the main class and read the variable or
should I have the class the variable resides in to send the variable along
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> 3. Question on how to open other programs and files (Hi)
> 4. Re: Exec(uting) Code in a Dictionary? (spir)
> 5. Re: Quest
I have a question regarding how to open other programs and files in Python
code. I am creating a simple interface and I want it to be able to open
other files, such as a text file or a pdf file. However, those files are
usually associated with other programs - for instance, gedit for text and
docum
