there a way to achieve the same thing in Python/wxPython?
Someone else has talked about overloaded constructors, but I don't have
any idea on how to implement this kind of "constructors" in Python. Does
anyone have a small example of overloaded constructors in Python?
I have no idea
Hello Kent,
thank you a lot for your answer. I was starting to think that my question
was a little bit strange to obtain an answer...
>This is a strange design. My first reaction is, why do you want to do that?
Maybe you >should split the class in two?
You are right. The problem is that this
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Hello NG,
I am trying to port a useful class from wxWidgets (C++) to a pure
Python/wxPython
implementation. In the C++ source code, a unique class is initialized with
2 different methods (???). This is what it seems to me. I have this
declarations:
class wxFoldWindowI
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[trying to create a single Python class with the equivalent of the following
overloaded constructors]
wxFoldWindowItem(wxWindow *wnd, int flags = wxFPB_ALIGN_WIDTH,
int ySpacing = wxFPB_DEFAULT_YSPACING,
int leftSpacing
initializations refers to completely different objects (the
first one is a wx.Window, the second one is an horizontal line).
Does anyone know if is there a way to achieve the same thing in Python/wxPython?
Someone else has talked about overloaded constructors, but I don't have
any idea on h
>>Another way is to make two factory methods that
>>create instances of the class and do the correct initialization.
>I am sorry to be so tedious, but I am still quite a
>newbie in Python... could you please provide a very
>small example of your last sentence? Looks
>quite interesting...
See the
