Video Preview. Pause and Resume. DAP Link Checker. Download Security. Mirror Sites Speed Boost. Videos Convert. More Speedbit Products. First of all, I want to note that I don't have all the accelerators hooked up. Try running the code and see how it works. You can also be slightly more explicit and create your AcceleratorEntry objects one by one instead of using a list comprehension.
Let's modify our code a bit and see how that works:. Frankly I think like this version the best as it's the most explicit. The "Zen of Python" is always about advocating doing things explicitly over implicitly so I think this also follows that paradigm well. Now you know a couple of different ways to create keyboard shortcuts accelerators for your application. They are very handy and can enhance your application's usefulness. Search for:.
Let's take a look at a simple example: import wx class MyForm wx. Panel self, wx. Akeh 8 days ago. KIngz 8 days ago.
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But press A and hank shooting. Thesonicfandxut 52 days ago. KIngz 51 days ago. KIngz 48 days ago. Since there are various options for distro and wx port GTK2 or GTK3 then the files can not all be located in the same folder for easy access by pip. This simply just means that you'll need to drill down a little further to find the URL to give to pip.
Of course you can always download the wheel file yourself and then use pip to install your local copy of the file. If pip is not able to find a binary wheel file that matches your platform and your version of Python, then it will download the source archive and will attempt to build it for you. If you have the required compiler and dependent libraries installed, then this will be a feasible approach for you, although it can take some time to do the build.
The end result will be the same as if there was a binary wheel available for you. In fact, pip can also be told to just build the wheel and not do the install. This way you can reuse the wheel file for different Python environments or on other machines, or whatever, without needing to rebuild for each one. For instructions on how to build a wxPython wheel file specific to your Linux machine and Python installation, please refer to this post in the blog. If you are using a Python environment managed by Conda or Anaconda then you can install wxPython using the conda tool just like you would install any other package.
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