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@@ -550,28 +550,29 @@ the editor instance properly::
return wx.propgrid.PropertyGridInterface.GetEditorByName(self.GetEditor())
wx.gizmos
---------
The ``wx.gizmos`` module in Classic was a set of wrappers around some 3rd-party
C++ classes. Unfortunately that code has been rotting a little since it has
been unmaintained for a while. Instead of perpetuating this problem into
Phoenix the C++ wrappers have been tossed out and some of the more commonly
used classes from wx.gizmos has been ported to pure Python code, which now
lives in the ``wx.lib.gizmos`` package. There is also a temporary
The ``wx.gizmos`` module in Classic was a set of wrappers around some
3rd-party C++ classes. Unfortunately that code has started rotting a little
since it has been unmaintained for a while. Instead of perpetuating this
problem into Phoenix the C++ wrappers have been tossed out and some of the
more commonly used classes from wx.gizmos has been ported to pure Python code,
which now lives in the ``wx.lib.gizmos`` package. There is also a temporary
``wx.gizmos`` module provided in order to provide the class names at the old
location too in order to ease transitioning to the new packge. Please migrate
your code to use ``wx.lib.gizmos`` as ``wx.gizmos`` will likely go away in a
future release.
Please note that the new ``TreeListCtrl`` class is actually a thin wrapper
around AGW's HyperTreeList class since it was already a near perfect superset
of the old TreeListCtrl features and API. One compatibility difference that
may arise is that like most widgets in the AGW library the style flags have
been split into 2 parameters, ``style`` and ``agwSgtyle``, but it should be a
simple matter of changing existing code to pass the tree-specific style flags
in the ``agwStyle`` parameter, and wxWidgets common style flags in the
``style`` parameter.
around AGW's ``HyperTreeList`` class since it was already a near perfect
superset of the old TreeListCtrl features and API. One compatibility
difference that may arise is that like most widgets in the AGW library the
style flags have been split into 2 parameters, ``style`` and ``agwSgtyle``,
but it should be a simple matter of changing existing code to pass the
tree-specific style flags in the ``agwStyle`` parameter, and wxWidgets common
style flags in the ``style`` parameter.
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