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My Fedora 23 system uses GTK3 and wxPython 3.
One of the issues with those newer versions (compared to WikidPad's original wxPython 2) is a wrong position of some frames.
The most obvious one is the "Incremental Search" field (Ctrl-F).
It no longer gets placed within WikidPad's status bar but somewhere else on the screen.
As far I found out it is placed on the wx.DefaultPosition, used in the init() of wx.Frame. The calculated position (by WikidPad) seems to be ignored. I'm unsure yet whether that is a bug in WikidPad, an incompatibility between the versions or a bug in wxPython.
I don't know much about wx etc., so I'm still trying to find out more details - by inserting many print()'s in WikidPad sources...
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My Fedora 23 system uses GTK3 and wxPython 3.
One of the issues with those newer versions (compared to WikidPad's original wxPython 2) is a wrong position of some frames.
The most obvious one is the "Incremental Search" field (Ctrl-F).
It no longer gets placed within WikidPad's status bar but somewhere else on the screen.
As far I found out it is placed on the wx.DefaultPosition, used in the init() of wx.Frame. The calculated position (by WikidPad) seems to be ignored. I'm unsure yet whether that is a bug in WikidPad, an incompatibility between the versions or a bug in wxPython.
I don't know much about wx etc., so I'm still trying to find out more details - by inserting many print()'s in WikidPad sources...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: