Making items visible in wxPython wxListCtrl

[Piet]

Hi there.
I am trying to display tabular data in a wxListCtrl. What I get from
the script below are only the headers, not the items themselves. The
documentation didn´t help me much; instead I was lost in ListItemId´s
and different possibilities of inserting items and strings. I am sure
the solution is only one step away, but I need somebody to point in
the direction. Heres the script:

from wxPython.wx import *
class MainWindow(wxFr ame):
def __init__(self,p arent,id,title) :
wxFrame.__init_ _(self,parent,-1, title,
style=wxDEFAULT _FRAME_STYLE)
self.panel = wxPanel(self,-1)
self.Lctrl = wxListCtrl(self .panel,-1,size=(200,200 ),style =
wxLC_REPORT)
for i in range(2):
self.Lctrl.Inse rtColumn(i,"Col umn"+str(i),for mat=wxLIST_FORM AT_LEFT,width=1 00)
self.Lctrl.SetS tringItem(i,1," Hi")
self.Lctrl.SetS tringItem(i,2," there")
self.Lctrl.SetI temData(i,1)
app = wxPySimpleApp()
frame = MainWindow(None , -1, "List Control Test")
frame.Show(1)
app.MainLoop()

Best regards

Peter

[Greg Krohn]

Piet wrote:

Hi there.
I am trying to display tabular data in a wxListCtrl. What I get from
...
I hope this clears it up.
from wxPython.wx import *
class MainWindow(wxFr ame):
def __init__(self,p arent,id,title) :
wxFrame.__init_ _(self,parent,-1, title,
style=wxDEFAULT _FRAME_STYLE)
self.panel = wxPanel(self,-1)
self.Lctrl = wxListCtrl(self .panel,-1,
size=(200,200), style =wxLC_REPORT)

# for i in range(2):
# self.Lctrl.Inse rtColumn(i, "Column"+str(i) ,
# format=wxLIST_F ORMAT_LEFT,widt h=100)
# self.Lctrl.SetS tringItem(i,1," Hi")
# self.Lctrl.SetS tringItem(i,2," there")
# self.Lctrl.SetI temData(i,1)

self.Lctrl.Inse rtColumn(0, "Name")
self.Lctrl.Inse rtColumn(1, "ID")
self.Lctrl.Inse rtColumn(2, "Spam Level")

people = [["George", "3t4d3", "5"],
["Beth", "34g245", "3"],
["Zaphod", "424242", "42"]]

# Notice you use InsertStringIte m for the first item
# in the row and then use SetStringItem for the rest
for index, (name, id, spam) in enumerate(peopl e):
self.Lctrl.Inse rtStringItem(in dex, name)
self.Lctrl.SetS tringItem(index , 1, id)
self.Lctrl.SetS tringItem(index , 2, spam)
app = wxPySimpleApp()
frame = MainWindow(None , -1, "List Control Test")
frame.Show(1)
app.MainLoop()
Best regards

Peter

Ditto,
greg

[moma]

Piet wrote:

Hi there.
I am trying to display tabular data in a wxListCtrl. What I get from
the script below are only the headers, not the items themselves. The
documentation didn´t help me much; instead I was lost in ListItemId´s
and different possibilities of inserting items and strings. I am sure
the solution is only one step away, but I need somebody to point in
the direction. Heres the script:

from wxPython.wx import *
class MainWindow(wxFr ame):
def __init__(self,p arent,id,title) :
wxFrame.__init_ _(self,parent,-1, title,
style=wxDEFAULT _FRAME_STYLE)
self.panel = wxPanel(self,-1)
self.Lctrl = wxListCtrl(self .panel,-1,size=(200,200 ),style =
wxLC_REPORT)
for i in range(2):
self.Lctrl.Inse rtColumn(i,"Col umn"+str(i),for mat=wxLIST_FORM AT_LEFT,width=1 00)
self.Lctrl.SetS tringItem(i,1," Hi")
self.Lctrl.SetS tringItem(i,2," there")
self.Lctrl.SetI temData(i,1)
app = wxPySimpleApp()
frame = MainWindow(None , -1, "List Control Test")
frame.Show(1)
app.MainLoop()

Best regards

Peter

Mixing rows and columns ?

for i in range(2):

self.Lctrl.Inse rtColumn(i,"Col umn"+str(i),for mat=wxLIST_FORM AT_LEFT,width=1 00)
self.Lctrl.SetS tringItem(i,1," Hi")
self.Lctrl.SetS tringItem(i,2," there")
self.Lctrl.SetI temData(i,1)

# Create 2 columns
for i in range(2):
self.Lctrl.Inse rtColumn(i,"Col umn"+str(i),
format=wxLIST_F ORMAT_LEFT,widt h=100)
# Add 6 rows of data
for i in range(6):
self.Lctrl.Inse rtStringItem(i, "Hi") # Col 0
self.Lctrl.SetS tringItem(i,1," there") # Col 1
self.Lctrl.SetI temData(i,1)

http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/ListControls
Cheers,
// moma
http://www.futuredesktop.org

[Piet]

Shame on me....
Looks like as if wanted to populate a non-existing column with data.
Anyway, now evrything is working properly. Many, many thanks! That helped me a lot.

Piet