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wx.EventLoopActivator¶
Makes an event loop temporarily active.
You normally don’t need to use this class before calling wx.EventLoopBase.Run , as Run() already uses it. Use this class only when an event loop must be temporarily active without entering Run(), or from a custom Run() implementation which doesn’t call the base class version.
This class is used to make the event loop active during its life-time, e.g.:
class MyEventLoop(wx.EventLoopBase):
def RunMyLoop(self):
loop = MyEventLoop()
activate = wx.EventLoopActivator(loop)
# other code...
# the previously active event loop restored here
Class Hierarchy¶
Inheritance diagram for class
EventLoopActivator:
Methods Summary¶
Class API¶
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class wx.EventLoopActivator(object)¶
Possible constructors:
EventLoopActivator(loop) -> None
Makes an event loop temporarily active.
Methods¶
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__init__(self, loop)¶
Makes the loop passed as the parameter currently active.
This saves the current return value of wx.EventLoopBase.GetActive and then calls wx.EventLoopBase.SetActive with the given loop.
- Parameters:
loop (wx.EventLoopBase)
- Return type:
None
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__enter__(self)¶
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__exit__(self, exc_type, exc_val, exc_tb)¶