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You may need to write functions that specifically update lists or append text to text controls, then call these from the event functions. If the problem is that the GUI is locking while your timer function does its work then this is more complicated and will need threading with wx.CallAfter() …

In the example you gave, do you want a result from [I]'NM4_SAND'[/I] using the [I]'Sand Trap EVDO'[/I] pattern as an example? If so you need to end up with a command like: [CODE=Python] if re.search(r"SAND|TRAP|EVDO", subject): # Successful match else: # Match attempt failed [/CODE] So you should be able …

I have a script with a wx.Python GUI that monitors game files for changes and then makes a .tar.gz backup of each turn. If I run the test script (.py extension) the program works well and I can play the game without noticing the python script running in the background. …

I've been searching for information on using wx.PyEvent so I can create custom events that fire from within my code rather than needing the user to trigger them. There isn't much around. There is some information on using wx.PyCommandEvent but I believe that these events still require the user to …

Hello, I'm very much new to Python and I am stumbling on my first 'experiment'. What I want to do is create an application that operates as an on-screen log viewer where Python prints information it is processing into a wxTextCrl widget (called 'sampler' in my example). I am using …