Re: [Tutor] update a ws.ListBox

2007-11-28 Thread Alan Gauld
"Alan Gauld" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote > >>> import wx > >>> help(wx.ListBox. > > Should display a list of long methods which you can browse and view Doh! Should be "... a long list of methods..." of course. :-( Alan G. ___ Tutor maillist - Tutor

Re: [Tutor] update a ws.ListBox

2007-11-28 Thread Alan Gauld
I'm not sure this is exactly what you want but it does something like it: def OnListBox1(self, event): index = event.GetSelection() choice = self.listbox1_items[index] if choice == 'item1': ret = ['choice1', 'choice2'] elif choice == 'item2': ret = ['choice3', 'choi

Re: [Tutor] update a ws.ListBox

2007-11-28 Thread Jason Massey
Inserting this line: self.listbox2.InsertItems([choice],0) in your OnListBox1 method after your if/then/else statement puts the item you select in ListBox1 appear in ListBox2. You have to force choice into a list, otherwise it will insert each individual letter in the string into the box one at

[Tutor] update a ws.ListBox

2007-11-28 Thread John Gerdeman
Hello, I'm trying to create a gui using wxpython on ubuntu 6.10 (read, that some functions of wx differ on different OS). I have two Listbox items, Listbox1 and Listbox2. I want to update Listbox2 according to the choice made in Listbox1. I already looked at the wx API doc, but only found method