pythoncard-users Mailing List for PythonCard (Page 26)

Greg Lindstrom wrote:
> headers (I define them in ColumnHeaders, but  when I add data the 
> headers go away.
Are you doing this in the resource editor? I enter a list of strings 
into the field 'columnHeadings':
          ['Name', 'Age', 'Address']
and enter data into the field 'items':
          [['John', '21', 'London'], ['George', '34', 'Liverpool'], 
['Paul', '63', 'Paris']]
and everything is otherwise OK, but the columns change to be too narrow. 
That is maybe what you meant with this:
>   Also, I can't seem to set the column widths to a fixed width.
I started looking for info to solve this problem through the usual route:
    - Pythoncard Sample Launcher,
    - wxPython Demo
    - wxWidgets reference (installed with wxPython)

The last one helped: its documentation of the wxListCtrl widget gives 
the function SetColumnWidth, which I called in the on_initialize method 
like this:
        self.components.MultiColumnList1.SetColumnWidth(0,70)
        self.components.MultiColumnList1.SetColumnWidth(1,45)
to set the 'Name' and 'Age' column widths.

BTW1. Both the Pythoncard and the wxPython demos are a great source of 
information because you are able to browse the source code to see how 
the widgets are used and read the comments. In this particular case the 
Pythoncard demo has a demo called 'multicolumnexample' that at the start 
of its source has some documentation on the multicolumlist component.

BTW2. wxPython is built on the wxWidgets package. Thus the wxWidgets 
reference is applicable to Pythoncard also. Reading it may be a little 
rough at first because the documentation is made on the C++ level. After 
a while, though, you get used to how to apply mutatis mutandis the info 
in Pythoncard.

HTH,
Jussi

-- 
Jussi Salmela
http://personal.inet.fi/cool/operator/

On 11/24/06, Greg Lindstrom <gsl...@gm...> wrote:
> I am writing my first pythoncard application; a system to help my wife track
> her sewing/embroidery business.  I will be using MySQL as my database and
> would like to know how to instantiate the database connection when the
> routine starts up and then pass the cursor from screen to screen.  I tried
> using __init__() but that raised an exception.  Is there a method that I can
> call to initialize the database connection (eventually, I will have a logon
> dialog pop up, but one step at a time).

The dbBrowser sample app might help
(http://pythoncard.sourceforge.net/samples/dbBrowser.html)  Just copy
how it connects to MySQL.

BTW, I've found the samples extremely helpful in PythonCard
development.  I'd reccomend looking at those frequently.

The samples should have been installed when you installed PythonCard.
Let the list know if you can't find them.

-Greg Pinero

I forgot to ask...

I would like to use the multi-column listbox but do not seem to be able to
define the column headers (I define them in ColumnHeaders, but  when I add
data the headers go away.  Also, I can't seem to set the column widths to a
fixed width.  The Components documentation does not have a link to the multi
column listbox.  Can anyone help me out?

Thanks,
--greg

Hello-

I am writing my first pythoncard application; a system to help my wife track
her sewing/embroidery business.  I will be using MySQL as my database and
would like to know how to instantiate the database connection when the
routine starts up and then pass the cursor from screen to screen.  I tried
using __init__() but that raised an exception.  Is there a method that I can
call to initialize the database connection (eventually, I will have a logon
dialog pop up, but one step at a time).

I'm very happy with pyhoncard so far...I designed a killer looking screen to
display her clients.  I think I'm going to like it here.

--greg

Russell Every wrote:
> HI,
> 
> I am a new user of PythonCard and enjoying the experience.  However,
> when starting the first child window, the on_initialize is not being
> called.  I put in some print statements and these are not executed
> where print statements in other routines (within that class) are
> processed.  Any ideas as to why this would be happening?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Russell
> 
[snip]

Not sure what is causing your problem, but try running your application 
with the message watcher enabled (-m on the command line) to see what 
events are actually being triggered when it runs.

Regards,
Andy
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HI,

I am a new user of PythonCard and enjoying the experience.  However,
when starting the first child window, the on_initialize is not being
called.  I put in some print statements and these are not executed
where print statements in other routines (within that class) are
processed.  Any ideas as to why this would be happening?

Thanks.

Russell

Francis Ducharme wrote:
>  
> I'm using a Notebook widget and I am trying to access/set data from 
> one page of the notebook to another
>  
Hi!

I don't know if this is THE way to do it but it works:

        print self.GetParent().GetPage(0).components.fnField.text

uses the text value of a component named fnField on the leftmost 
tabsheet and

        self.GetParent().GetPage(0).components.fnField.text = 'x.y'

sets it to a new value.


Cheers,
Jussi

-- 
Jussi Salmela
http://personal.inet.fi/cool/operator/

Hi all!

I'm fairly new to Python and recently found out about PythonCard, great
stuff!

I'm using a Notebook widget and I am trying to access/set data from one page
of the notebook to another

self.components.widgetname.SetValue("Hello") does the job to set the text of
a widget on the same page, but how to interact with other pages of the
notebook?

Tried, parent.components.widgetname..

Nothing to do, is that even possible ?

Thanks!

kc1...@ya... wrote:
> With sliders, if I turn-on "labels", with a "max" of 100, "min" of 0, I get a "0 0 100" as labels.   Shouldn't that be "0 50 100"?
>
>   
No.
> Maybe this is a wxPython bug?
>  
>   
No.
> --
> John Henry
>
>   
Hint 1: You never did inspect the runtime behaviour of the slider
Hint 2: Start the wxPython demo, run the Core Windows/Controls Slider demo
           and play with the slider

Cheers,
Jussi

-- 
Jussi Salmela
http://personal.inet.fi/cool/operator/

I hope this doesn't sound too luserish. I have been using PythonCard for Win XP and love it, so I'm trying to get it to run on my Linux partition. I have the wxGTK library (python-wxGTK-2.6.1.0-4.i586.rpm) installed, and followed the instruction given previously on this list to build PythonCard from source. Everything installed great, but when I ran minimal.py as a test, I got the following traceback:

>matt@linux:/usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/PythonCard/samples/minimal> >python minimal.py
>Traceback (most recent call last):
>  File "minimal.py", line 8, in ?
>    from PythonCard import model
>  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/PythonCard/model.py", line 21, >in ? import wx
>  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/PIL/__init__.py", line 42, in ?
>
>  File "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/wx-2.6-gtk2-unicode/wx/_core.py", line >4, in ? ImportError: >/usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/wx-2.6-gtk2-unicode/wx/_core_.so: >undefined symbol: PyUnicodeUCS4_FromEncodedObject

Any help that can be provided would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.


 
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With sliders, if I turn-on "labels", with a "max" of 100, "min" of 0, I get=
 a "0 0 100" as labels.   Shouldn't that be "0 50 100"?=0A=0AMaybe this is =
a wxPython bug?=0A =0A--=0AJohn Henry=0A=0A

I was playing around with  Jussi Salmela's BPM program to see how notebook,=
 grid, and htmlWindows work in PythonCard.  See:=0A=0Ahttp://groups.google.=
com/group/comp.lang.python/browse_frm/thread/b08744d4ae5f6e3a/725e44c8fcb60=
8f6?lnk=3Darm&hl=3Den#725e44c8fcb608f6=0A=0AI notice that the individual wi=
ndows are not receiving the size event.   In addition, the notebook itself =
is not getting resized eventhough it has been placed in a sizer.=0A=0AIs th=
is intended?  =0A=0AIt would seem to be more natural that when the main win=
dow gets resized, first the notebook gets resized (as part of a sizer), and=
 then the individual child-windows gets a size event.=0A=0AI got around all=
 these by keeping a list of the childwindows, and then when the=0Amain wind=
ow gets a size event, I would resize the notebook manually, and then re-boa=
rdcast the size event to the individual=0Achildwindows.  Works - but should=
n't be necessary.=0A =0A--=0AJohn Henry=0A=0A

On Wed, 08 Nov 2006 13:37:34 -0500,  
<pyt...@li...> wrote:

> From: "luc...@li..." <luc...@li...>

> Sorry for the stupid question but after the installation where i
> can find the executable file of pythoncard under linux

Hi Luca,

Not so stupid question. It took me a bit to figure it out. To install  
Pythoncard first (if not done already). Extract the tarball and run (as  
root):

# python setup.py install

Pythoncard is then installed to  
/usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/PythonCard/ (substitute "python2.4"  
for whatever version you have).

In the tools subdirectory you will find the various programs that  
constitute Pythoncard, for example:

$ cd /usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/PythonCard/tools/resourceEditor
$ python resourceEditor.py

You can then either put the above into a short shell script and put that  
in your PATH, such as in ~/bin, or you can do:

(as root)
# chmod +x resourceEditor.py

(as normal user)
$ ln -s resourceEditor.py ~/bin/resourceEditor

Hope this helps.

Sincerely Jean

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Oops!  Didn't see this when I first read the trick page:=0A=0AA simpler sol=
ution may just be using the wx.CallAfter=0Amethod to execute any additional=
 code you want to run. Just put the=0Acode you want to execute after your e=
vent is finished AND the new=0Awindows on_initialize has finished in anothe=
r method which you call=0Ausing wx.CallAfter. Use the findfiles sample for =
examples in the samples and tools directories.=0A=0AMaybe that would accomp=
lish what I said...=0A =0A--=0AJohn Henry=0A=0A----- Original Message ----=
=0AFrom: "kc1...@ya..." <kc1...@ya...=
>=0ATo: pyt...@li...=0ASent: Friday, November 10,=
 2006 12:26:23 PM=0ASubject: Passing parameters to childwindow=0A=0AOn the =
age old issue of passing parameters to childwindow, I think it's rather con=
fusing that we have to rely on "trick" to do it.  See, for example:=0A=0Aht=
tp://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/PythonCardTricks=0A=0Awhere it was suggest=
ed that we use the rather unnatural and "magical" way of:=0A=0Adef on_Butto=
n1_mouseClick(self, event):=0A   self.childWin =3D model.ChildWindow(self, =
bar.Bar)=0A   self.childWin.dbNamePassedFromParent =3D self.databaseName=0A=
Instead of doing that, is there anything wrong if I pass down a CallBackFun=
ction such as:=0A=0A    def on_Button1_mouseClick(self, event):=0A        s=
elf.childWin =3D model.childWindow(self, tchild, SetInitParamFct=3Dself.Set=
ChildInitParam)=0A        pass=0A        =0A    def SetChildInitParam(self,=
 childWindow):=0A         ...do what ever...=0A        pass=0A=0Aand then i=
n childWindow, we allow an extra parameter:=0A=0Adef childWindow(parent, fr=
ameClass, filename=3DNone, rsrc=3DNone, SetInitParamFct=3DSetInitParam):=0A=
.....=0A    return frameClass(parent, rsrc.application.backgrounds[0], SetI=
nitParamFct=3DSetInitParamFct)=0A=0Aand then invoke the call back function =
at the very end of the __init__ function of the Background class:=0A=0Aclas=
s Background(Scriptable, wx.Frame, event.EventSource):=0A=0A    def __init_=
_(self, aParent, aBgRsrc, SetInitParamFct=3DSetInitParam):=0A         ....=
=0A          SetInitParamFct(self)=0A          return=0A=0AOf course, I nee=
d a stub function somewhere in model.py in case the call back function was =
not defined:=0A=0A# Stub function for setting ChildWindow parameters=0A=0Ad=
ef SetInitParam(childWindow):=0A=0A    pass=0A=0A    =0ADoes anybody know i=
f there would be side-effects that I am not aware of?=0A=0AWith this approa=
ch, I don't need to remind myself how the event dispatcher works when I loo=
k at my own code few years down the road....=0A=0A=0A=0A =0A--=0AJohn Henry=
=0A=0A=0A=0A=0A

On the age old issue of passing parameters to childwindow, I think it's rat=
her confusing that we have to rely on "trick" to do it.  See, for example:=
=0A=0Ahttp://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/PythonCardTricks=0A=0Awhere it was=
 suggested that we use the rather unnatural and "magical" way of:=0A=0Adef =
on_Button1_mouseClick(self, event):=0A   self.childWin =3D model.ChildWindo=
w(self, bar.Bar)=0A   self.childWin.dbNamePassedFromParent =3D self.databas=
eName=0AInstead of doing that, is there anything wrong if I pass down a Cal=
lBackFunction such as:=0A=0A    def on_Button1_mouseClick(self, event):=0A =
       self.childWin =3D model.childWindow(self, tchild, SetInitParamFct=3D=
self.SetChildInitParam)=0A        pass=0A        =0A    def SetChildInitPar=
am(self, childWindow):=0A         ...do what ever...=0A        pass=0A=0Aan=
d then in childWindow, we allow an extra parameter:=0A=0Adef childWindow(pa=
rent, frameClass, filename=3DNone, rsrc=3DNone, SetInitParamFct=3DSetInitPa=
ram):=0A.....=0A    return frameClass(parent, rsrc.application.backgrounds[=
0], SetInitParamFct=3DSetInitParamFct)=0A=0Aand then invoke the call back f=
unction at the very end of the __init__ function of the Background class:=
=0A=0Aclass Background(Scriptable, wx.Frame, event.EventSource):=0A=0A    d=
ef __init__(self, aParent, aBgRsrc, SetInitParamFct=3DSetInitParam):=0A    =
     ....=0A          SetInitParamFct(self)=0A          return=0A=0AOf cour=
se, I need a stub function somewhere in model.py in case the call back func=
tion was not defined:=0A=0A# Stub function for setting ChildWindow paramete=
rs=0A=0Adef SetInitParam(childWindow):=0A=0A    pass=0A=0A    =0ADoes anybo=
dy know if there would be side-effects that I am not aware of?=0A=0AWith th=
is approach, I don't need to remind myself how the event dispatcher works w=
hen I look at my own code few years down the road....=0A=0A=0A=0A =0A--=0AJ=
ohn Henry=0A=0A

Well, I don't use Linux and so I don't know if this is helpful but PythonCa=
rd is a Python library - not an executable.  After installation, you should=
 see a Pythoncard directory in your site-packages directory.  Underneath th=
at, there is a samples and tools directory.   That's where you will find so=
me interesting sample programs. =0A=0AYou can always start with:=0A=0Ahttp:=
//pythoncard.sourceforge.net/walkthrough1.html =0A=0A>  =0A> Sorry for the =
stupid question but after the installation =0A> where i can find the execut=
able file of pythoncard under linux=0A> =0A> Regards=0A> =0A> Luca=0A> =0A>=
 =0A =0A--=0AJohn Henry=0A=0A

On 11/8/06, al...@tw... <al...@tw...> wrote:
> I've enclosed a CalDialog.py and CalDialog.rsrc.py which should help
> (or at least be a basis for any changes you want to make). I don't
> think I have any that do time - just date.
>

Thanks, I've had some things come up, but I'll get as soon as possible
sometime in the next two weeks. I'll share my code when I've got
something working.

-Dan

>Does it *always* happen when you try to resize ? Or mostly =0A=0A> happen =
? or  =0A=0A> just sometime happen ?=0A=0A> =0A=0AAlways.=0A=0A(1) Start a =
new session=0A(2) Create a new component=0A(3) Drag the new component to a =
new place=0A(4) Resize=0A=0ANow I loose any response from the GUI window.  =
 If I switch to the command window, I will see that I get a KeyError.  Now =
if I click back to the GUI window, I get response again.  I can drag the co=
mponent around but anytime I resize, I get the trace again....=0A=0A=0A=0A>=
 -----Original Message-----=0A> From: pyt...@li...=
forge.net =0A> [mailto:pyt...@li...] On =
=0A> Behalf Of al...@tw...=0A> Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 12:2=
0 PM=0A> To: kc1...@ya...=0A> Cc: pythoncard-users@lists=
.sourceforge.net=0A> Subject: Re: [Pythoncard-users] State of PythonCard=0A=
> =0A> =0A> kc1...@ya... wrote:=0A> =0A> >>=0A> >> Ah - =
OK. I have never seen these errors - can you please send=0A> >> version  in=
fo (i.e. which platform, os version, python,  wx,  =0A> >> wxpython version=
s  and PythonCard version) and I'll see if I can  =0A> >> reproduce them (o=
r  failing that, if I can figure what the =0A> problem  =0A> >> is without =
reproducing  them).=0A> >>=0A> >=0A> > I am using WindowsXP (SP3), Python 2=
.3.  Not sure what =0A> version of wx  =0A> > and wxpython but the name of =
the directory is =0A> wx-2.6-msw-unicode and  =0A> > the __version__.py ind=
icates that it's wx 2.6.3.2.  To produce the  =0A> > failure, all I needed =
to do is to drag the components around.=0A> =0A> You can get those from Hel=
p / About PythonCard in the codeEditor or  =0A> resourceEditor (or many of =
the samples).=0A> =0A> Hmmmm - wonder if it could be unicode related ??? - =
I'll try to load  =0A> up a machine with these versions and see if I can re=
produce =0A> it at all  =0A> (though that won't happen until I get home fro=
m hokiday - so don't  =0A> expect much more from until after this weekend).=
=0A> =0A> Does it *always* happen when you try to resize ? Or mostly =0A> h=
appen ? or  =0A> just sometime happen ?=0A> =0A> >=0A> >> And a reminder to=
 everyone - I (we) can't fix errors we =0A> don't know   =0A> >> about. And=
 if John has previously reprted them, then I'm =0A> very sorry  =0A> >>  fo=
r missing the report :-)=0A> >>=0A> >=0A> > Sorry.  I wasn't sure if the co=
de is being maintained.   :=3D)=0A> >=0A> > My PythonCard searches always s=
tops at around 2004 (with  Kevin  =0A> > Altis's name mostly).  So, I didn'=
t think posting anything =0A> would be  =0A> > useful.=0A> >=0A> =0A> Hmmm =
- that's a bit odd. I know I've posted around 150 to 200 =0A> messages  =0A=
> to the PythonCard users list since the middle of 2004 .... maybe  =0A> yo=
u're just not searching for what I've been talking about :-)=0A> =0A> =0A> =
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Oh!!!  There!!!=0A=0AThat must be one of the most hidden treasure in Python=
Card!!!  Would have saved a lot of headache for me (in the last 2 years!)=
=0A=0AI did see your postings but somehow I didn't associate you as the mai=
ntainer of PythonCard.  Since a lot of the web pages hasn't been updated si=
nce 2004, I got very worried.=0A=0A=0A> -----Original Message-----=0Akc106_=
200...@ya... wrote:=0A=0A> I don't see a codeEditor under oneE=
ditor.  Here's what I see:=0A>=0A> Directory of C:\Python23\Lib\site-packag=
es\PythonCard\tools\oneEditor=0A>=0A> 12/28/2005  06:48 PM             9,42=
9 codePage.py=0A> 10/03/2004  04:58 PM             1,518 codePage.rsrc.py=
=0A> 10/18/2004  10:55 AM             2,139 macbuild.py=0A> 10/03/2004  04:=
58 PM            71,872 resourceEditor.py=0A> 10/03/2004  04:58 PM         =
    8,580 resourceEditor.rsrc.py=0A> 10/03/2004  04:58 PM             3,710=
 restEditor.py=0A> 10/03/2004  04:58 PM            15,274 restEditor.rsrc.p=
y=0A> 10/03/2004  04:58 PM               920 snippet.py=0A> 12/28/2005  06:=
48 PM            53,520 tabcodeEditor.py=0A> 10/04/2004  05:42 PM          =
  13,514 tabcodeEditor.rsrc.py=0A>=0A> The only one that runs is tabcodeEdi=
tor.py.  That looks like the=0A> original codeEditor - there is no drop-dow=
n list with component....=0A>=0A> >=0A> tabcodeEditor is the one.=0A> =0A> =
Do you see multiple tabs in a notebook if you open multiple =0A> souce file=
s ?=0A> =0A> If so, please try opening (for example)  =0A> PythonCard/sampl=
es/flock/flock.py ..... you should then see a  =0A> drop-down list in the s=
pace above the space occupied by the tabs of  =0A> the notebook.  (NB This =
only appears when the active source file  =0A> contains functions using the=
 Pythoncard handler-naming scheme).=0A> =0A> If not, please get the version=
 info (from "Help/About =0A> PythonCard") and  =0A> send it along .... than=
ks.=0A> =0A> -- =0A> Alex Tweedly    al...@tw...   http://www.tweedly.=
net=0A> =0A> =0A=0A =0A--=0AJohn Henry=0A=0A

kc1...@ya... wrote:

>>
>> Ah - OK. I have never seen these errors - can you please send =20
>> version  info (i.e. which platform, os version, python,  wx, =20
>> wxpython versions  and PythonCard version) and I'll see if I can =20
>> reproduce them (or  failing that, if I can figure what the problem =20
>> is without reproducing  them).
>>
>
> I am using WindowsXP (SP3), Python 2.3.  Not sure what version of wx =20
> and wxpython but the name of the directory is wx-2.6-msw-unicode and =20
> the __version__.py indicates that it's wx 2.6.3.2.  To produce the =20
> failure, all I needed to do is to drag the components around.

You can get those from Help / About PythonCard in the codeEditor or =20
resourceEditor (or many of the samples).

Hmmmm - wonder if it could be unicode related ??? - I'll try to load =20
up a machine with these versions and see if I can reproduce it at all =20
(though that won't happen until I get home from hokiday - so don't =20
expect much more from until after this weekend).

Does it *always* happen when you try to resize ? Or mostly happen ? or =20
just sometime happen ?

>
>> And a reminder to everyone - I (we) can't fix errors we don't know  =20
>> about. And if John has previously reprted them, then I'm very sorry =20
>>  for missing the report :-)
>>
>
> Sorry.  I wasn't sure if the code is being maintained.   :=3D)
>
> My PythonCard searches always stops at around 2004 (with  Kevin =20
> Altis's name mostly).  So, I didn't think posting anything would be =20
> useful.
>

Hmmm - that's a bit odd. I know I've posted around 150 to 200 messages =20
to the PythonCard users list since the middle of 2004 .... maybe =20
you're just not searching for what I've been talking about :-)


--=20
Alex Tweedly    al...@tw...   http://www.tweedly.net

kc1...@ya... wrote:

> I don't see a codeEditor under oneEditor.  Here's what I see:
>
> Directory of C:\Python23\Lib\site-packages\PythonCard\tools\oneEditor
>
> 12/28/2005  06:48 PM             9,429 codePage.py
> 10/03/2004  04:58 PM             1,518 codePage.rsrc.py
> 10/18/2004  10:55 AM             2,139 macbuild.py
> 10/03/2004  04:58 PM            71,872 resourceEditor.py
> 10/03/2004  04:58 PM             8,580 resourceEditor.rsrc.py
> 10/03/2004  04:58 PM             3,710 restEditor.py
> 10/03/2004  04:58 PM            15,274 restEditor.rsrc.py
> 10/03/2004  04:58 PM               920 snippet.py
> 12/28/2005  06:48 PM            53,520 tabcodeEditor.py
> 10/04/2004  05:42 PM            13,514 tabcodeEditor.rsrc.py
>
> The only one that runs is tabcodeEditor.py.  That looks like the =20
> original codeEditor - there is no drop-down list with component....
>
tabcodeEditor is the one.

Do you see multiple tabs in a notebook if you open multiple souce files ?

If so, please try opening (for example) =20
PythonCard/samples/flock/flock.py ..... you should then see a =20
drop-down list in the space above the space occupied by the tabs of =20
the notebook.  (NB This only appears when the active source file =20
contains functions using the Pythoncard handler-naming scheme).

If not, please get the version info (from "Help/About PythonCard") and =20
send it along .... thanks.

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Alex Tweedly    al...@tw...   http://www.tweedly.net

Dan Eloff wrote:

> I'm just wondering if PythonCard supports this or maybe someone has
> some code they'd like to share. I checked out the dialogs sample but
> it doesn't have one. I didn't find one in any of the other samples I
> looked at either.
>
> I notice wxWidgets has some date/time picker dialogs, maybe I can wrap
> one of them in the style of the other PythonCard dialogs and share it?
>

I've enclosed a CalDialog.py and CalDialog.rsrc.py which should help  
(or at least be a basis for any changes you want to make). I don't  
think I have any that do time - just date.


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Alex Tweedly    al...@tw...   http://www.tweedly.net

Begin forwarded message:

> From: "luc...@li..." <luc...@li...>
> Date: November 8, 2006 9:18:56 AM PST
> To: "pythoncard-users" <pythoncard-users@"lists.sourceforge.net.">
> Subject: [Pythoncard-users] Stupid question execute pythoncard in  
> linux
>
> Sorry for the stupid question but after the installation where i  
> can find the executable file of pythoncard under linux
>
> Regards
>
> Luca

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 the executable file of pythoncard under linux

Regards

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I'm just wondering if PythonCard supports this or maybe someone has
some code they'd like to share. I checked out the dialogs sample but
it doesn't have one. I didn't find one in any of the other samples I
looked at either.

I notice wxWidgets has some date/time picker dialogs, maybe I can wrap
one of them in the style of the other PythonCard dialogs and share it?

Thanks,
-Dan