The wxPython tutorial

http://www.zetcode.com/wxpython/firststeps/already saw a pos parameter in the constructor of ourwx.Frame widget. By providing other than the defaultvalues, we can control the position ourselves.MethodMove(wx.Point point)MoveXY(int x, int y)SetPosition(wx.Point point)SetDimensions(wx.Point point,wx.Size size)Descriptionmove a window tothe given positionmove a window tothe given positionset the position of awindowset the position andthe size of a windowThere are several methods to do this. Toss a coin.#!/usr/bin/python# move.pyimport wxclass Move(wx.Frame):def __init__(self, parent, id, title):wx.Frame.__init__(self, parent, id, title)self.Move((800, 250))self.Show(True)app = wx.App()Move(None, -1, 'Move')app.MainLoop()There is one particular situation. We might want to displayour window maximized. In this case, the window ispositioned at (0, 0) and takes the whole screen. wxPythoninternally calculates the screen coordinates. To maximizeour wx.Frame, we call the Maximize() method. If we want tocenter our application on the screen, wxPython has a handymethod. The Centre() method simply centers the window onthe screen. No need to calculate the width and the height ofthe screen. Simply call the method.5 de 8 27/04/2008 1:01