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I think you are stuck with the toggle switch. But if you decide to draw one using a custom wxPython Widget let us know.
I normally don't use anything from windows 10 uwp - but I am fairly sure
the Toggle switch is available.
Also "re-inventing" - if you are not willing to write a custom widget
then you will either have to wait until some future version that has the
control built-in or make do with the checkbox. You must be aware that
for many many years the checkbox was all that was available on all
platforms. It seem to work just fine. The switch is a new UI
development as are many others. I happen to like it - but many others I
don't believe add anything other than change for changes sake. That
said, I believe the current toggle switch conveys the action of being
"on or off" very well.
I agree with your links. That said - all we had was a checkbox
or the toggle switch and some how we made due.
Johnf
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Of course the agw SBitmapToggleButton could be used to provide a non-native switch effect. It would still be a button rather than a switch but with the appropriate bitmaps could give the appearance of just about any switch.
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It adds some complexity as you need to either provide and select from multiple bitmaps or scale the bitmaps (preferably down) both based on the current screen resolution but it is available now.
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