Christopher Barker wrote:
> Louis Pecora wrote:
>> I really do numerical calcs, but occasionally need a simple GUI
>> dialog or open a window to plot in (very simple)
>
> Take a look at wxmpl. It helps you embed a matplotlib window in a
> wxPython app. It's pretty handy, once you get the hang of wxPython.
> Also, depending on what kind of data you are looking at,
> wx.lib.floatcanvas might be useful (shameless plug, I wrote it)
>
>> I wish there were a way to keep the popup window with the traceback
>> info open, but it quickly closes and the app quits. Redirecting
>> found the error, but it is an extra step.
>
> This is a BBEdit thing, really, I find it easiest just to run from the
> terminal command line, and see your tracebacks there.
>
> For really simple stuff, you can just:
>
> app = wx.App()
> image=wx.Image('/Users/louispecora/Code/python/test_folder/wxPython_learn/rappin_cover150.jpg',wx.BITMAP_TYPE_JPEG)
>
>
> frame = Frame(image)
> frame.Show()
> app.MainLoop()
>
> I'm pretty sure the default wx.App directs errors to the console.
>
>
wxmpl ? Yet another GUI. :-) Well, that's good. I'll check it
out. I did get PythonCard and it looks pretty good, too. Nice to have
a choice. Now EVERYONE STOP. NO MORE. :-)
I got around the loss of Traceback. wxPython has a mechanism to set the
redirection. Just putting it to False causes the usual Terminal
output. So that now works. (Yes, it was in the book.)
--
Cheers,
Lou Pecora
Code 6362
Naval Research Lab
Washington, DC 20375
USA
Ph: +202-767-6002
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