[wxPython-dev] Problem with MenuItem.Destroy()

[Robin Dunn]

Paul McNett wrote:

> Okay, sorry to keep coming back after weeks in between :) but while your 
> above sample works fine for raw wx.MenuItem instances, it doesn't work 
> for Dabo which mixes-in a dabo.ui.dPemMixin and a wx.MenuItem to create 
> a dMenuItem. This code in my working copy of dMenu.remove():
> 
> print "Before RemoveItem:", item.__class__.__bases__
> item = self.RemoveItem(item)
> print "After RemoveItem:", item.__class__.__bases__
> 
> shows that the return value from RemoveItem() has lost the Dabo part of 
> __bases__:
> 
> Before RemoveItem: (<class 'dabo.ui.uiwx.dPemMixin.dPemMixin'>, <class 
> 'wx._core.MenuItem'>)
> After RemoveItem: (<class 'wx._core.Object'>,)

Just for the record this is because wx.MenuItem does not keep track of 
the original Python proxy objects, and so SWIG makes a new proxy for the 
return value.


>     if wx.VERSION[0] == 2 and wx.VERSION[1] >= 7:
>         item = self.RemoveItem_28(item)

You can simplify that comparrison a little bit by using

	if wx.VERSION >= (2,7):



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