[wxPython-users] Notebook image bug on win32, working on GNU/Linux and Mac OSX

[Frank Aune]

Den 21. sep. 2007 kl. 21.00 skrev Frank Aune:

>>
>> You should try comparing the return value from ImageList.Add with  
>> with
>> the index you are using to check for sure.
>
> Good idea, up until now I just inserted and removed the image in  
> the ImageList
> depending on the tab order, but I might just as well use the  
> returnvalue of
> Add() since its available in the class anyway.

Ok, I tried this but obviously I cant use the return value from Add()  
as an ImageList index reference, because when a tab in the middle is  
removed it will change the index order of the imagelist and I end up  
trying to remove an image outside the list.

If I have the following ImageList:

index | img
0 a
1 b
2 c
3 d

And I run Remove(2), I will remove c and d will take its place in  
index 2, correct? Because this is the behavior I'm experiencing on  
GNU/Linux and Mac OSX. But clearly something else is happening on Win32.

Can it be possible that when running Remove(2) on Win32, image d  
still resides in index 3? Does it matter that some of the images are  
exactly the same?

I'm sorry for all these questions I could test for myself, but I  
don't have access to a Win32 plattform, so  I'm trying to understand  
as much as I can before I can get access to one.

Best regards,
Frank