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[wxpython-users] Sizer.IsShown discrepancy?
by Mike Rooney other posts by this author
Jul 18 2008 11:20AM messages near this date
Re: [wxpython-users] Different versions of OSX | Re: [wxpython-users] Sizer.IsShown discrepancy?
Hello,

I feel like either I am going crazy or I have found a bug. Actually, I 
think I mentioned this before but I guess nothing ever came of it, and I 
can't seem to find anything related on trac.

I am trying to use wx.Sizer.IsShown with a zero-based index (such as 
sizer.IsShown(0)), as the docs indicate that I can:

    def IsShown(*args, **kwargs):
        """
        IsShown(self, item)

        Determines if the item is currently shown. To make a sizer
        item disappear or reappear, use Show followed by `Layout`.  The 
*item*
        parameter can be either a window, a sizer, or the zero-based 
index of
        the item.
        """
        return _core_.Sizer_IsShown(*args, **kwargs)


However, when I attempt this, I get "TypeError: wx.Window or wx.Sizer 
expected for item"

I can work around this by doing for example, sizer.GetItem(0).IsShown(), 
but that doesn't make me less confused about why my first attempt fails.

- Mike
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