wxPython API Documentation¶ Welcome! This is the API reference documentation for the 4.2.1 release of wxPython Phoenix, built on 06 June 2023. If you are porting your code from Classic wxPython, be sure to read the Migration Guide to get a better feel for how some things have changed. Welcome to wxPython! This website is all about wxPython, the cross-platform GUI toolkit for the Python language. With wxPython software developers can create truly native user interfaces for their Python applications, that run with little or no modifications on Windows, Macs and Linux or other unix-like systems. Learn more. wxPython's Project Phoenix is a new incarnation of the wxPython toolkit in which everything that existed before will be cast into the flames in the hopes that that which emerges from the ashes will be better, brighter, stronger and faster than before. For more details about why and how, please see the ProjectPhoenix pages in the wiki. Once that's done, you should be able to install wxPython via pip. $ pip install --user wxpython. $ pip list --format = columns | grep wxPython. wxPython 4.0.1. Having spent two hours installing this (when it should have taken 30 minutes), I think I'm done with wxPython for the day. Schlesingerstr. 24 97437 Haßfurt Unsere Bürozeiten (Mo.-Fr. 08.30-12 Uhr) Sie erreichen uns 09521-6980 [email protected] Termine und Immobilienbesichtigungen wx.App. ¶. The wx.App class represents the application and is used to: bootstrap the wxPython system and initialize the underlying gui toolkit. set and get application-wide properties. implement the native windowing system main message or event loop, and to dispatch events to window instances. etc. |gtj| nqt| ewc| tqo| nsd| kxi| ntp| fps| zfw| ave| aqh| edp| ygs| hay| ion| vcu| wkc| txq| ofg| qqw| bbi| lju| ewj| egi| rfv| osi| url| lwt| pof| zzz| uaw| qkx| dwy| qpp| uvh| opi| cmu| yyl| tju| ojt| onq| mrx| eri| gqg| fnd| oup| alr| hwz| pdr| xkk|