On May 20, 2010, at 1:06 PM, Martinecz Miklós wrote:
> This time I have no error message and the child opens but not in the place
> of the main form as I would expect. (I placed the 'dabo.MDI = True' just
> under the 'import Dabo' line in the main.py file.)
It should open up as a "window within a window". In other words, your
main form should be a big blank window, with your child forms completely
enclosed within that main form.
> You mentioned that this feature works only under Windows. So if I want my
> application to be 'cross-platform', may be, I will need to use another
> method to show up different forms in the same place (one-after-one of
> course).
>
> Can you suggest a different way then the MDI?
For an app to be cross-platform doesn't mean that it looks identical on
each platform; what it means is that the app behaves the way a user of that
platform would expect. I'm not sure what the effect you want is designed to
accomplish, but you can always position a form in its afterInitAll() method:
self.Position = (200, 120)
Another option if you really need a series of forms in the same place
one after the other is to use a wizard by subclassing the Wizard class in
ui/dialogs/Wizard.py.
-- Ed Leafe
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