[Tutor] global variables and getting/setting control values/variables between frames??

[Jeff Peery]

Hello, I have an application I am writing with wxpython and the boa constructor.  I am unsure how to "talk between frames and dialogs". Global variables don't seem to be passed into child dialog and other frames from the parent frame, and I am unsure as to how to get a value from a control in the parent dialog from the child dialog.  for example I use the following line to get the value from a text field:
 
myValue = self.textCtrl2.GetValue() 
 
but what if the above line is in a different dialog or frame than the text field? how do I reference that frame and control box? 
 
thanks!
 
Jeff
 


"python at kc.rr.com" <python at kc.rr.com> wrote:
Jeff, it's out there, just have to dig a bit...

Py2exe
http://starship.python.net/crew/theller/py2exe/

cx-freeze
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cx-freeze/

Gordon McMillan wrote "installer" for python. unfortunately, his page 
is no more, but I found one link with the windows checkout...
http://paulbaranowski.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=76

good luck, hope it helps!


On Jul 6, 2004, at 1:06 AM, orbitz wrote:

> Currently there is no real means of hiding your source from those who 
> have your compiled python applications. It is fairly trivial to go 
> from byte code -> .py. You can bundle your application though, which 
> will include an interpreter and all of the modules required to use it, 
> that way they don't need to download everything.
>
> Jeff Peery wrote:
>
>> hello, does anyone know if you can do something to the effect of 
>> compiling python so that it will act as a stand alone application - 
>> ie., can I write an application in python, create a wxpython 
>> interface and distribute it to my customers without them having to 
>> install python or anything else but my application? thanks.
>> Jeff
>>
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