Custom Fixed Size ListBox Items in IronPython in 30 Seconds
Ross was one of the developers who attended our IronPython tutorial at PyCon UK. Prior to the tutorial he was experimenting with Windows Forms. This recipe is a snippet of code for drawing fixed height custom listbox items (by handling the 'DrawItem' event):
From another blog entry, he comments on working with Windows Forms from IronPython:
"One thing I did notice whilst playing with IronPython and System.Windows.Forms was how relevant any S.W.F. experience you already have is likely to be. Yes, you’ll be writing a lot less code, but apart from the fact you’re using a much nicer language, the way that the UI works is obviously the same - which for some reason wasn’t as obvious to me as it should have been."
From another blog entry, he comments on working with Windows Forms from IronPython:
"One thing I did notice whilst playing with IronPython and System.Windows.Forms was how relevant any S.W.F. experience you already have is likely to be. Yes, you’ll be writing a lot less code, but apart from the fact you’re using a much nicer language, the way that the UI works is obviously the same - which for some reason wasn’t as obvious to me as it should have been."
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