wx.lib.combotreebox.MSWComboTreeBox¶MSWComboTreeBox adds one piece of functionality as compared to NativeComboTreeBox: when the user browses through the tree, the ComboTreeBox’s text field is continuously updated to show the currently selected item in the tree. If the user cancels selecting a new item from the tree, e.g. by hitting escape, the previous value (the one that was selected before the PopupFrame was popped up) is restored.
Class Hierarchy¶
Inheritance diagram for class MSWComboTreeBox:
Known Superclasses¶wx.lib.combotreebox.NativeComboTreeBox
Methods Summary¶Restore the value copied previously, because the user has |
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Extend Popup to store a copy of the current value, so we can |
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Extend SetValue to also select the text in the |
Class API¶
MSWComboTreeBox(NativeComboTreeBox)¶MSWComboTreeBox adds one piece of functionality as compared to NativeComboTreeBox: when the user browses through the tree, the ComboTreeBox’s text field is continuously updated to show the currently selected item in the tree. If the user cancels selecting a new item from the tree, e.g. by hitting escape, the previous value (the one that was selected before the PopupFrame was popped up) is restored.
NotifyNoItemSelected(self, *args, **kwargs)¶Restore the value copied previously, because the user has not selected a new value.
OnSelectionChangedInTree(self, event)¶Popup(self, *args, **kwargs)¶Extend Popup to store a copy of the current value, so we can restore it later (in NotifyNoItemSelected). This is necessary because MSWComboTreeBox will change the value as the user browses through the items in the popped up tree.
SetValue(self, value)¶Extend SetValue to also select the text in the ComboTreeBox’s text field.
value (string) – set the value and select it