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Set the version number to 4.0.0 and update comments and other text about not keeping in sync with wxWidgets version anymore.

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Robin Dunn
2017-04-07 12:24:36 -07:00
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buildtools/version.py
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# Name: buildtools.version
# Purpose: wxPython project name and version numbers used in the
# build. This can be considered the master copy of the
# version digits.
# version digits and project name.
#
# Author: Robin Dunn
#
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# License: wxWindows License
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
PROJECT_NAME = 'wxPython_Phoenix'
# Master copy of the project name
PROJECT_NAME = 'wxPython'
VER_MAJOR = 3 # Matches wxWidgets MAJOR version number
VER_MINOR = 0 # Matches wxWidgets MINOR version number
VER_RELEASE = 4 # wxPython RELEASE number for the given wxWidgets
# MAJOR.MINOR version.
# The version numbers for wxPython are no longer kept in sync with the
# wxWidgets version number. In the past the common version number was used to
# indicate which version of wxWidgets should be used for the wxPython build.
# Now wxWidgets is a git submodule, and the linked version is included in the
# wxPython source tarball. That said, we should still bump up the MAJOR and
# MINOR numbers each time there is a corresponding bump in the wxWidgets
# version numbers.
VER_MAJOR = 4
VER_MINOR = 0
VER_RELEASE = 0
VER_FLAGS = "a1" # wxPython release flags

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demo/version.py
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# This file was generated by Phoenix's wscript.
VERSION_STRING = '3.0.4a1'
VERSION_STRING = '4.0.0a1'

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docs/MigrationGuide.rst
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Version Numbers
---------------
Classic wxPython used version numbers with 4 components, in order to be able
to specify the exact version of wxWidgets used (3 version number components)
and an additional component to allow for multiple wxPython releases for each
wxWidgets release. While this version numbering works okay and solves a
specific need that wxPython had, it does not follow the common version
numbering pattern that probably 99% of other software packages use and so it
is non-intuitive for most users.
The version numbers for wxPython are no longer kept in sync with the wxWidgets
version number. In the past the common version number was used to indicate
exactly which version of wxWidgets should be used for the wxPython build. Now
wxWidgets is a git submodule, and the linked version is included in the
wxPython source tarball there is no longer any need to use the matching
version numbers to implicitly specify the version of the wxWidgets source to
use.
So Phoenix will be moving to a 3 component version number, where the first 2
components match the MAJOR.MINOR version of wxWidgets being used, and the 3rd
component of the version number is used to indicate the release of wxPython
Phoenix using that version of wxWidgets. It is felt that matching the 3rd
component of the wxWidgets is no longer as important as it was in the past,
because the wxWidgets source is being included with the Phoenix source, so
matching exact versions of the two packages by hand is no longer needed.
This means that wxPython can go back to a 3-component version number and follow
the common conventions used by 99% of the other software projects out there.
The 3 components are commonly called MAJOR, MINOR and RELEASE. Since wxPython
Phoenix is a major upgrade over wxPython Classic then we will start out with a
new MAJOR version number to help communicate that this isn't just a little
update from previous releases.
Additional flags will be appended to the version number in a manner that is
compliant with Python's PEP-440_. This includes syntax for alpha, beta,

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src/core_ex.py
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import sys as _sys
# Load version numbers from __version__... Ensure that major and minor
# versions are the same for both wxPython and wxWidgets.
# Load version numbers from __version__ and some other initialization tasks...
if 'wxEVT_NULL' in dir():
from wx.__version__ import *
import wx._core
__version__ = VERSION_STRING
assert MAJOR_VERSION == wx._core.MAJOR_VERSION, "wxPython/wxWidgets version mismatch"
assert MINOR_VERSION == wx._core.MINOR_VERSION, "wxPython/wxWidgets version mismatch"
# Register a function to be called when Python terminates that will clean
# up and release all system resources that wxWidgets allocated.