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How to read a wxTreeCtrl


Hi,

I want to read a wxTreeCtrl from the root since I want to store all
the information in it in a python dictionary. I know that the methods
I have to use are ItemHasChildren, GetFirstChild and GetNextChild and
I have been success in getting the first node in this manner:

while child.IsOk():
print wx.TreeCtrl.GetItemText ( self, child )
if wx.TreeCtrl.ItemHasChildren ( self, child ):
(child, cookie) = wx.TreeCtrl.GetNextChild( self,
child, cookie )
else:
(child, cookie) = wx.TreeCtrl.GetNextChild( self,
child, cookie )

my problem is that each one of this nodes has others children whose
has its values. How can I read more that one level?

Thanks in advance,
Daniel del Pozo

Jul 18 '05 #1
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