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I would like for the main window to disappear when the second window pops up
and the second window disappear when I go back to the first. In other
words, I want to toggle between them.
I'm working on a math game and would like to be able to select an
Addition/Subtraction game with a button (and then return to the main window
when through) or have a second button on the main window to select an
Addition/Subtraction/Multiplication/Division game when the child is ready
for more advanced mathematics. Again with a button to return to the main
window
On 2/1/07, Alex Tweedly <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> [email protected] wrote:
>
> I'm new to using python and pythoncard. I've developed a few simple apps
> and pythoncard gui's by adapting or modifying existing examples. One simple
> example I don't see thought is a way to switch between windows. I would
> like to have a main window with a button to go to a second window. Then a
> button on the second window to go back to the main window. Does anyone have
> an example or an explanation of how I can accomplish this?
>
> Can you be slightly more specific .... (or alternatively give an example
> from a well-known application)
>
> You start with a single (main) window, and then click on a button.
> A new (second window appears and is usable.
> but ... what happens to the main window ?
>
> Does it
> - disappear
> - remain visible, but inactive
> - remain active ?
> Or is the second window simply new content that "replaces" the original
> main window ?
>
> When the second window is active, and you click on the button to "go back
> to the main window", what should happen to the second window (disappear,
> remain but inactive, remain active).
>
> If the main window remains visible but inactive you can build your second
> window as a custom dialog (should be examples of this in the samples).
> If the main window disappears, you could build it (the second window) as a
> child window, and simply Hide() the main window as needed (similar to what
> happens in, I think, the Life example, but doing it with the main window
> rather than Child windows.
>
> Unfortunately, I am in the middle of a (painful) switch from PC to Mac, so
> I don't currently have a working wxPython / PythonCard installation - so I
> can't check the samples to give more specific pointers.
>
>
> --
>
> Alex Tweedly mailto:[email protected] <[email protected]>
> www.tweedly.net
>
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