>  From: David Primmer
> 
>  I'm trying to use self.menuBar.setLabel but apparently it's not
>  supported. How do I set a menu label other than making my menus directly
>  in wxPython?

I still need to refactor menu.py so it uses direct subclasses of wxPython's
menu classes, so this is a short-term hack. Basically you need the menu id
and then you can just use wxPython. Here's an example done in the shell with
the minimal sample.

> >> id = bg.menuBar.getMenuId('menuFileExit')
> >> id
162
> >> mbar = bg.GetMenuBar()
> >> mbar.SetLabel(id, 'Goodbye')

So, you use getMenuId() with the name of the menu you're interested in to
get its id ('menuFileExit' in the example above) and after that it is all
wxPython methods (GetMenuBar and SetLabel).

In your code, you'll use 'self' instead of 'bg'.

ka


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