Phoenix and IntCtrl

[Chris Norman]

Hi all,
Is wx.lib.intctrl supposed to work on Phoenix? I'm getting the following
error when importing it:

File "C:\Python34\lib\site-packages\wx\lib\intctrl.py", line 46, in
<module>
from sys import maxint
ImportError: cannot import name 'maxint'

I'll get around it for now by setting maxint in the file, but obviously
it would be nice if I'm just missing something, and pip will solve all.

Cheers,

[Werner]

Hi Chris,

It looks like it is just ported to Phoenix, no tests, no Py3 fixes and
doc is not yet done either.

I hoped I could just use six.MAXSIZE (instead of maxint) but there are a
few other issues with it for Py3+.

I try and find some time to work on it and create a PR, unless you beat
me to it:)

Werner

[Chris Norman]

Hi,

Take care,

Chris Norman

chris....@googlemail.com

If I knew what a PR was, I would be glad too... I'm happy to fix it up though.

Werner

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[Werner]

Hi Chris,

On 7/23/2015 10:46, 'Chris Norman' via wxPython-users wrote:
...

> If I knew what a PR was, I would be glad too... I'm happy to fix it up
> though.

http://wiki.wxpython.org/ContributeWithGIT

Werner

[Werner]

Hi Chris,

I managed to make the changes to IntCtrl, the PR is here:
https://github.com/wxWidgets/Phoenix/pull/25

Werner

[Boštjan Mejak]

Werner, the sys.maxsize thing you changed is Python 2.6--3.x compatible. There's no need to use six.MAXSIZE. I don't think six.MAXSIZE stretches compatibility to Python earlier than 2.6. Anyone, correct me if I'm wrong.