Using color names on Windows vs. Linux

[Stefan Reichör]

Hi!

I'd like to use some colors in global python variables. The colors are
correctly defined on linux. On Windows they are wrong after the
"import wx" statement. They are valid after I have created an
application object. I use wxPython2.8.1.1 on Windows.

I think this behaviour is a bug.

Stefan.



import wx

cWarningColor = wx.TextAttr("BLUE", wx.NullColour)
cErrorColor = wx.TextAttr("RED", wx.NullColour)
print "Wrong color constants on windows?:", cWarningColor.GetTextColour(), cErrorColor.GetTextColour()

application = wx.PySimpleApp()

cWarningColor = wx.TextAttr("BLUE", wx.NullColour)
cErrorColor = wx.TextAttr("RED", wx.NullColour)
print "Correct color constants on windows:", cWarningColor.GetTextColour(), cErrorColor.GetTextColour()


Output on Windows:
Wrong color constants on windows?: (248, 0, 33, 0) (248, 0, 33, 0)
Correct color constants on windows: (0, 0, 255, 255) (255, 0, 0, 255)

Output on Linux:
Wrong color constants on windows?: (0, 0, 255, 255) (255, 0, 0, 255)
Correct color constants on windows: (0, 0, 255, 255) (255, 0, 0, 255)