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I'm taking a look at this now, but have you tried using the widget inspection tool to see what events are generated by the DatePickerCtrl?
When you added the panel, you didn't call SetBackgroundColour on the panel, but you were still using the Frame's method. Instead of: #Panel for frame self.panel = wx.Panel(self) self.SetBackgroundColour('blue') It should be: #Panel for frame self.panel = wx.Panel(self) self.panel.SetBackgroundColour('blue')
It's still a valid problem 7 years later, and no solutions or comments! I found it in a web search and when I ran it, it was not close to being correct. The threading model was imported but never used, though I'm sure it was intended to be. I started …
For those who found this via a Google search, the answer doesn't have to be "Change to python 3". When I've had this problem, all I've had to do is append "object" class to the list of parent classes, so: class Application(Frame): becomes class Application(Frame,object):
William_27, I think you misinterpret what the "short program" is used for. The short program is run separately to create a python source code snippet which is the base64 encoding (in this case, stored in the variable mid64). This code snipped is pasted into the source code of the playing …
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