wxPython Recipes by Mike Driscoll

Author:Mike Driscoll
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Apress, Berkeley, CA

How It Works

This first class is based on one that you can find in the wxPython demo package. As mentioned earlier, you will note that we are subclassing wx.TaskBarIcon. We set its icon to something and also set its mouse-over help string. If you mouse-over the image in your toolbar, you should see the text appear. Then we bind a few events. One event will open a pop-up menu on a right-click. Yes, I know it says you’re binding to the left-click button, but that’s not how it works in this case. Anyway we also set it up such that when you right-click, you can choose to do a few options. We only have a couple of the options actually do anything though. You will note that we call the frame’s Close method to close the frame.

Let’s actually add a class that utilizes our task bar icon.

class MyForm(wx.Frame):

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