Re: Re: About Creating New Packages/Widgets & Other Dev Help

On Friday, February 7, 2014 at 3:08:06 PM UTC-6, Robin Dunn wrote:
>
> Metallicow wrote: 
> > SmartHighlighting Ex: if extra functionality is desired without 
> > overwriting the default handler. Im guessing event.Skip() should always 
> > be wisely placed somewhere in the event(beginning or end). 
>
> It doesn't really matter where it is called.  It just sets a flag that 
> is checked after the event handler returns. 
>
> -- 
> Robin Dunn 
> Software Craftsman 
> http://wxPython.org


Well... Yea. I now see that it DOES really matter where event.Skip() is 
placed, 
but only in instances where the code is doing *ALOT of stuff* and you want 
to 
choose specifically when to call the func.
I noticed this in very in-depth tests with my ShapedBitmapButton.
Like you said... normally this shouldn't matter much.
... But it does matter sometimes... 
...especially in (recursive) loops and (recursive) event loops...
...urg... my head is spinning again...

Thanks Robin.

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