A Demonstration of how to use a wxPython "Notebook" with panels (WARNING: old code)

wxNotebookPanels.py

# A demonstration of how to use a wxPython "Notebook" with panels
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# Warning #1: This is a demonstration of how to do a particular thing in wxPython, it is not fully functioning code,
# you need to quite literally "fill in the dots"
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# Warning #2: This is very old code. I can't guarantee it will work with newer version of Python or wxPython, 
# this is 9 year old code!
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# Note: This example assumes that you have files named panel1.py, panel2.py, panel3.py which contain a "runPanel" 
# function which basically returns a wxPanel object.
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# - Mark Nenadov

from wxPython.wx import *

class MainFrame(wxFrame):
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        def __init__(self, parent, id, title):
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                # Create the Notebook
                self.nb = wxNotebook(self, -1, wxPoint(0,0), wxSize(0,0), wxNB_FIXEDWIDTH)

                # Make PANEL_1 (filename: panel1.py)

                self.module = __import__("panel1", globals())
                self.window = self.module.runPanel(self, self.nb)

                if self.window:
                        self.nb.AddPage(self.window, "PANEL_1")


                # Make PANEL_2 (filename: panel2.py)

                self.module = __import__("panel2", globals())
                self.window = self.module.runPanel(self, self.nb)

                if self.window:
                        self.nb.AddPage(self.window, "PANEL_2")


                # Make PANEL_3 (filename: panel3.py)

                self.module = __import__("panel3", globals())
                self.window = self.module.runPanel(self, self.nb)

                if self.window:
                        self.nb.AddPage(self.window, "PANEL_3")

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