Re: [wxPython-users] wx.ListItem.GetBackgroundColour() return (-1,-1,-1)
by Robin Dunn other posts by this author
Jul 22 2004 5:51PM messages near this date
[wxPython-users] wx.ListItem.GetBackgroundColour() return (-1,-1,-1)
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Vladimir Ignatov wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I can't understand that wx.ListItem.GetBackgroundColour() actually return.
> Consider this:
>
> item = the_list.GetItem( row, column ) # take list item
> print item.GetBackgroundColour().Get() # got (-1,-1,-1) - no colors?
> what is it mean?
Yes. (-1, -1, -1) is the tuple version of an invalid colour.
wx.NullColour should give you the same thing.
>
> item.SetBackgroundColour( (2,2,2) ) # well, lets fix colors
> print item.GetBackgroundColour().Get() # got my (2,2,2) back, that's okay
> the_list.SetItem( item ) # write item to list
>
> item2 = the_list.GetItem( row, column ) # take the same list item again
> print item2.GetBackgroundColour().Get() # now got (-1,-1,-1) (!?)
> Where is my (2,2,2) gone?
Not sure. Try the_list.SetItemBackgroundColour instead of doing it
through the item.
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