[wxPython-users] Re: Question about Grid or events ?

[Hugues JEAN-BAPTISTE]

Christian K a écrit :
> Robin Dunn wrote:
>   
>> Hugues JEAN-BAPTISTE wrote:
>>     
>>> I have tested the next :
>>>
>>> def OnBtVal(self, evt) :
>>>   for row in range(gr.GetNumberRows()) :
>>>       wx.CallAfter(self.ProcRow, row)
>>> def ProcRow(self, row) :
>>>    Do manythings ....
>>>    gr.SetValue(row, col, 'Row finished ...')
>>>    gr.Refresh()
>>>    wx.Yield()
>>>
>>>       
>
> You've got still a CallAfter there.
>
> try something like this:
> def OnBtVal(self, evt) :
>   for row in range(gr.GetNumberRows()) :
>       gr.SetValue(row, col, 'Row finished ...')
>       gr.Refresh()
>       wx.Yield()
>
> If it doesn't work, it'll require more work. Have look at the link Robin sent you.
>
> Christian
>   
Thank you a new time to Christian and Robin for help.

What effectiveness on this mailing-list !... =-O

I do exactly the next and it's work *perfectly :*

def OnBtVal(self, evt) :
    # wx.BeginBusyCursor()
    for row in range(gr.GetNumberRows()) :
        wx.BeginBusyCursor()
        self.ProcRow(row)
        wx.EndBusyCursor()
    # wx.EndBusyCursor()
def ProcRow(self, row) :
    Do manythings ....
    gr.SetValue(row, col, 'Row finished ...')
    gr.Refresh()
    wx.Yield()

The wx.Yield disturbed my busy cursor, so I need to start and stop it 
for each row !

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Hugues JEAN-BAPTISTE (hjb at agorinfo.fr)
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