Hello Mauro,
I am not just trying,
Sorry for disregarding your using the term trying.
I am indeed implementing a software package
for species distribution mapping and biogeographic analysis, using
wxPython/Matplotlib.
Thanks for being more specific. There is another program aiming at
Hello!
I am attaching the current version of source code plus a screenshot.
I would like to ask you why you are trying to implement this by yourself
in wxPython/matplotlib.
There are already two pythonised applications that may be used for your
purpose. And they are aware of the projections
Dear Tim,
Thanks for your message.
I am not just trying, I am indeed implementing a software package
for species distribution mapping and biogeographic analysis, using
wxPython/Matplotlib. And, by the way, it is going quite well.
Both Thuban and QGis, as generalized implementations of GIS, are
hello Mauro,
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 3:45 AM, Mauro Cavalcanti [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Dear Stef,
Thanks for the message. Your PyLab-Works looks really great (and I
liked the interface).
I'm glad you liked it, hope to release PyLab_Works this month.
I could not progress much further than
Dear Stef,
2008/11/21 Stef Mientki [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
maybe you could send an explicit resize event to the panel or to the
splitter:
self.Panel_Bottom.SendSizeEvent ()
Yes, it worked! I just was not aware of this SendEvent() in wxPython,
it is handy. Now, I have to work out the correct
Mauro Cavalcanti wrote:
Well, at least it should! It turns out that the map is correctly
displayed, but it then fills almost the whole parent window,
overlapping the left panel where the notebook with the listbox and the
text control should appear! This illustrates one of the worst (in my
Mauro Cavalcanti wrote:
Dear Chris,
Thank your very much for your prompt reply.
2008/11/20 Christopher Barker [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
well, I love sizers -- but they do take a while to wrap your brain around.
I love Python *and* wxPython/wxWidgets -- but having worked several
years
