Ed Leafe wrote:
>
>
> You're instantiating an object from the PLine class, and then passing
> that to addObject(). You need to pass the class, not an instance.
>
> This is one of the drawbacks of having more than one way to do
> something. You can either create an obejct directly and pass its
> parent to it, or you can call the parent's addObject() to create an
> instance of the class. I strongly prefer the former, as I find it much
> less confusing, but either should work as long as you remember the
> correct way to use it. If you change the Notebook class to read:
>
> class Notebook(dabo.ui.dPageFrame):
> def afterInit(self):
> self.PageCount = 13
> pg0 = self.Pages[0]
> pg0.Caption = "General"
> pg1 = self.Pages[1]
> pg1.Caption = "Line 1"
> pg1line = PLine(pg1)
>
> ...it should work. Note that when you create the pg1line object, you
> pass the desired parent to the constructor call; in this case, pg1.
>
Worked perfectly. Thanks!
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