Tobias Weber

Install the docs and demos and see if these run.
Use pastebin for the sample code so we can check indentation.

Cheers,

T

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Hi,

I took over a small old project where the predecessor used TextCtrl
fields for pretty much ALL numeric values (inserted them as strings,
read them and converted them to floats .... messy) in the
interface-masks of the program. In order to make life easier for me and
to get to read the calculated figures more easily, I wanted to change
some of the TextCtrls to masked.NumCtrls that allow for formatting the
figures in regards to decimals, groups/ thousand .. The problem now is
of course that all insertion of the program is fireing strings causing
exceptions ... Is there a simple (maybe dirty) way to catch what is
fired at a masked.NumCtrl and convert it to the right type prior to
insertion? I am aware that I have to clean up that type-mess rather
sooner than later anyway, but for now I need to evaluate and doublecheck
the figures, i.e. see if the program is calculating corectly - if not I
may start from scratch anyway ... ThanX, T

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Hi all,

since my first major project using wx.python exclusively (win and mac)
will be launched in december, I was thinking about some screencast in
order to explain usage, etc ...

I haven't used screencast software ever since camtasia and flw output in
2007 but of course would prefer something non-flash ...
(just like Java I have never really liked Flash ... to put it nicely ..
;-) )

Has anybody any recommendations or personal experience to share?

ThanX,

T



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