is it possible to use different font within one wxpython static text widget?

[hyena]

problem is as title, bear me if this too silly or too naive.

I use wx.statictext widget to show some information in GUI, there are some
numbers in the text to be emphasized in bigger other color. For example, in
sentence "the travel speed of this car is 40 km /hour", I would like "40" to
be bigger and in red color. I know I can use several statictext to get this
effect. But i am quite relucktant to do so since I am quite unfamiliar with
manageing the layout of widgets.

Is there a convinient way to have this done? Thanks for any .input

 

[kyosohma]

problem is as title, bear me if this too silly or too naive.

I use wx.statictext widget to show some information in GUI, there are some
numbers in the text to be emphasized in bigger other color. For example, in
sentence "the travel speed of this car is 40 km /hour", I would like "40" to
be bigger and in red color. I know I can use several statictext to get this
effect. But i am quite relucktant to do so since I am quite unfamiliar with
manageing the layout of widgets.

Is there a convinient way to have this done? Thanks for any .input

Without knowing what kind of interface you're making, I can only shoot
in the dark. From your question, I would think that the FancyText
widget would suffice. Other widgets that would be harder to use would
be the StyledTextCtrl and the HtmlWindow (which I use for About
dialogs).

Check out the wxPython Demo for sample code on each of these widgets
and sizers. Also see the Wiki for tips and tricks on using Sizers.
There's a new SizedControl that's supposed to simplify creating
layouts, although I haven't used it. And there's also XRC too.

Mike

 

[hyena]

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Without knowing what kind of interface you're making, I can only shoot
in the dark. From your question, I would think that the FancyText
widget would suffice. Other widgets that would be harder to use would
be the StyledTextCtrl and the HtmlWindow (which I use for About
dialogs).

Check out the wxPython Demo for sample code on each of these widgets
and sizers. Also see the Wiki for tips and tricks on using Sizers.
There's a new SizedControl that's supposed to simplify creating
layouts, although I haven't used it. And there's also XRC too.

Mike

Sorry did not check this group for a while. Thanks Mike for your input.
I will go take a look at the fancytext widget.

Thanks again.