Re: Bug in wx.StatusBar.SetFieldsCount (Phoenix)

Const wrote:
> Documentations states:
>
>     SetFieldsCount(self, number=1, widths=None)
>     widths (int) – An array of n integers interpreted in the same way as
>     in SetStatusWidths()
>
> So statusBar.SetFieldsCount(2, [-1, -1]) should work, but it fails with
> the error:
>
>     Traceback (most recent call last):
>     File "C:\users\millsj\sandbox\Py2Py3\wx_cursor.py", line 61, in OnInit
>     frame = CanvasFrame()
>     File "C:\users\millsj\sandbox\Py2Py3\wx_cursor.py", line 40, in __init__
>     self.statusBar.SetFieldsCount(2, [-1, -1])
>     TypeError: StatusBar.SetFieldsCount(): argument 2 has unexpected
>     type 'list'
>
> Now, statusBar.SetFieldsCount(1, -1) unexpectedly works, and
> statusBar.SetStatusWidths([-1, -1]) works as advertised.

In Classic we just ignored the 2nd parameter of SetFieldsCount because 
there wasn't an easy way to deal with it being an optional arg plus 
using a typemap.  Plus it made more sense to me because that it wouldn't 
do anything to the width because of the name of the method.

I could try to do the same treatment in Phoenix that I do for 
SetStatusWidths, but since it is an optional parameter that tosses in an 
extra wrinkle.  If the implementation gets tricky I'll just go the 
Classic route instead and only allow the first parameter for the method.



-- 
Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
http://wxPython.org

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