Re: wx.version() difference between Python2/3

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On 2015-02-25 11:31 Werner <[email protected]> wrote:
> With Py2.7 you must have build the classic instead of
> wxPython-Phoenix, or the default wx version found is classic.

Puh... Now I am complete confused.

Isn't it one of wxPhoenix feauters that it runs with Python2 & 3 ?

"the classic" means the official stable wxPyhton release? I don't need
to build that it is in my ubuntu package repository (a little bit
outdatet but ok).

So you try to tell me that wxPhoenix isn't buildable (is this a word?)
with Python2. The "pip install -U --pre -f http://wx..." wouldn't never
work with Python2?

I thought all of you working with Python2. You are using
"pip" not "pip3" (as I do). The doc-build commands someone gave me are
with python2.7, etc.
The build.py itself doesn't run the doc build ("wxlib sphinx") with
python3 so I have to fix a lot of Pyhton3-related-errors and currently
preparing a patch/PR for it.

I don't want wxPhoenix for Python2. But I needed to test my fixed
build.py with Python2 before a PullRequest. That is why I tried to
build wxPhoenix with the normal "pip" (what for me implicate Python2)
so I can run the doc-build thing with Python2, too.
Maybe my Python3-related modifications on build.py (and child-scripts)
are crah on Python2.

Do you work with and develop on wxPhoenix with Python3 but build the
docs for it with Python2? The build.py doesn't run with Python3.

So please explain me the version-thing and stop me crying. ;)

btw: All that only because I want to improve the doc itself. Currently
I want to set the return-type of Point.Get() and Size.Get(). Nothing
more! :D

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