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wxPython/src/gtk/_controls.py
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@@ -7132,7 +7132,31 @@ _controls_.CollapsiblePaneEvent_swigregister(CollapsiblePaneEvent)
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class SearchCtrl(TextCtrl):
"""Proxy of C++ SearchCtrl class"""
"""
A search control is a composite of a `wx.TextCtrl` with optional
bitmap buttons and a drop-down menu. Controls like this can typically
be found on a toolbar of applications that support some form of search
functionality. On the Mac this control is implemneted using the
native HISearchField control, on the other platforms a generic control
is used, although that may change in the future as more platforms
introduce native search widgets.
If you wish to use a drop-down menu with your wx.SearchCtrl then you
will need to manage its content and handle the menu events yourself,
but this is an easy thing to do. Simply build the menu, pass it to
`SetMenu`, and also bind a handler for a range of EVT_MENU events.
This gives you the flexibility to use the drop-down menu however you
wish, such as for a history of searches, or as a way to select
different kinds of searches. The ToolBar.py sample in the demo shows
one way to do this.
Since the control derives from `wx.TextCtrl` it is convenient to use
the styles and events designed for `wx.TextCtrl`. For example you can
use the ``wx.TE_PROCESS_ENTER`` style and catch the
``wx.EVT_TEXT_ENTER`` event to know when the user has pressed the
Enter key in the control and wishes to start a search.
"""
thisown = property(lambda x: x.this.own(), lambda x, v: x.this.own(v), doc='The membership flag')
__repr__ = _swig_repr
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
@@ -7141,6 +7165,30 @@ class SearchCtrl(TextCtrl):
Point pos=DefaultPosition, Size size=DefaultSize,
long style=0, Validator validator=DefaultValidator,
String name=SearchCtrlNameStr) -> SearchCtrl
A search control is a composite of a `wx.TextCtrl` with optional
bitmap buttons and a drop-down menu. Controls like this can typically
be found on a toolbar of applications that support some form of search
functionality. On the Mac this control is implemneted using the
native HISearchField control, on the other platforms a generic control
is used, although that may change in the future as more platforms
introduce native search widgets.
If you wish to use a drop-down menu with your wx.SearchCtrl then you
will need to manage its content and handle the menu events yourself,
but this is an easy thing to do. Simply build the menu, pass it to
`SetMenu`, and also bind a handler for a range of EVT_MENU events.
This gives you the flexibility to use the drop-down menu however you
wish, such as for a history of searches, or as a way to select
different kinds of searches. The ToolBar.py sample in the demo shows
one way to do this.
Since the control derives from `wx.TextCtrl` it is convenient to use
the styles and events designed for `wx.TextCtrl`. For example you can
use the ``wx.TE_PROCESS_ENTER`` style and catch the
``wx.EVT_TEXT_ENTER`` event to know when the user has pressed the
Enter key in the control and wishes to start a search.
"""
_controls_.SearchCtrl_swiginit(self,_controls_.new_SearchCtrl(*args, **kwargs))
self._setOORInfo(self)
@@ -7155,39 +7203,86 @@ class SearchCtrl(TextCtrl):
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_Create(*args, **kwargs)
def SetMenu(*args, **kwargs):
"""SetMenu(self, Menu menu)"""
"""
SetMenu(self, Menu menu)
Sets the search control's menu object. If there is already a menu
associated with the search control it is deleted.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_SetMenu(*args, **kwargs)
def GetMenu(*args, **kwargs):
"""GetMenu(self) -> Menu"""
"""
GetMenu(self) -> Menu
Returns a pointer to the search control's menu object or None if there
is no menu attached.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_GetMenu(*args, **kwargs)
def ShowSearchButton(*args, **kwargs):
"""ShowSearchButton(self, bool show)"""
"""
ShowSearchButton(self, bool show)
Sets the search button visibility value on the search control. If
there is a menu attached, the search button will be visible regardless
of the search button visibility value. This has no effect in Mac OS X
v10.3
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_ShowSearchButton(*args, **kwargs)
def IsSearchButtonVisible(*args, **kwargs):
"""IsSearchButtonVisible(self) -> bool"""
"""
IsSearchButtonVisible(self) -> bool
Returns the search button visibility value. If there is a menu
attached, the search button will be visible regardless of the search
button visibility value. This always returns false in Mac OS X v10.3
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_IsSearchButtonVisible(*args, **kwargs)
def ShowCancelButton(*args, **kwargs):
"""ShowCancelButton(self, bool show)"""
"""
ShowCancelButton(self, bool show)
Shows or hides the cancel button.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_ShowCancelButton(*args, **kwargs)
def IsCancelButtonVisible(*args, **kwargs):
"""IsCancelButtonVisible(self) -> bool"""
"""
IsCancelButtonVisible(self) -> bool
Indicates whether the cancel button is visible.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_IsCancelButtonVisible(*args, **kwargs)
def SetSearchBitmap(*args, **kwargs):
"""SetSearchBitmap(self, Bitmap bitmap)"""
"""
SetSearchBitmap(self, Bitmap bitmap)
Sets the bitmap to use for the search button. This currently does not
work on the Mac.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_SetSearchBitmap(*args, **kwargs)
def SetSearchMenuBitmap(*args, **kwargs):
"""SetSearchMenuBitmap(self, Bitmap bitmap)"""
"""
SetSearchMenuBitmap(self, Bitmap bitmap)
Sets the bitmap to use for the search button when there is a drop-down
menu associated with the search control. This currently does not work
on the Mac.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_SetSearchMenuBitmap(*args, **kwargs)
def SetCancelBitmap(*args, **kwargs):
"""SetCancelBitmap(self, Bitmap bitmap)"""
"""
SetCancelBitmap(self, Bitmap bitmap)
Sets the bitmap to use for the cancel button. This currently does not
work on the Mac.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_SetCancelBitmap(*args, **kwargs)
Menu = property(GetMenu,SetMenu)

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wxPython/src/gtk/_controls_wrap.cpp
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@@ -3379,6 +3379,49 @@ SWIGINTERN wxDateTime wxDatePickerCtrl_GetUpperLimit(wxDatePickerCtrl *self){
static const wxString wxPyFontPickerCtrlNameStr(wxFontPickerCtrlNameStr);
static const wxString wxPyCollapsiblePaneNameStr(wxCollapsiblePaneNameStr);
static const wxString wxPySearchCtrlNameStr(wxSearchCtrlNameStr);
#if !defined(wxUSE_SEARCHCTRL) || !wxUSE_SEARCHCTRL
// define a dummy class for builds that don't have wxSearchCtrl
enum {
wxEVT_COMMAND_SEARCHCTRL_CANCEL,
wxEVT_COMMAND_SEARCHCTRL_SEARCH
};
class wxSearchCtrl : public wxTextCtrl
{
public:
wxSearchCtrl() { wxPyRaiseNotImplemented(); }
wxSearchCtrl(wxWindow*, wxWindowID,
const wxString&,
const wxPoint&,
const wxSize&,
long style,
const wxValidator&,
const wxString& name)
{ wxPyRaiseNotImplemented(); }
bool Create( wxWindow*, wxWindowID,
const wxString&,
const wxPoint&,
const wxSize&,
long style,
const wxValidator&,
const wxString& name) {}
virtual void SetMenu( wxMenu* ) {}
virtual wxMenu* GetMenu() { return NULL; }
// get/set search options
// ----------------------
virtual void ShowSearchButton( bool ) {}
virtual bool IsSearchButtonVisible() const { return false; }
virtual void ShowCancelButton( bool ) {}
virtual bool IsCancelButtonVisible() const { return false; }
};
#endif
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

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wxPython/src/gtk/_core.py
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@@ -10354,7 +10354,6 @@ class Window(EvtHandler):
self.GetEventHandler().ProcessEvent(wx.SizeEvent((-1,-1)))
AcceleratorTable = property(GetAcceleratorTable,SetAcceleratorTable,doc="See `GetAcceleratorTable` and `SetAcceleratorTable`")
AdjustedBestSize = property(GetAdjustedBestSize,doc="See `GetAdjustedBestSize`")
AutoLayout = property(GetAutoLayout,SetAutoLayout,doc="See `GetAutoLayout` and `SetAutoLayout`")
BackgroundColour = property(GetBackgroundColour,SetBackgroundColour,doc="See `GetBackgroundColour` and `SetBackgroundColour`")
BackgroundStyle = property(GetBackgroundStyle,SetBackgroundStyle,doc="See `GetBackgroundStyle` and `SetBackgroundStyle`")

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wxPython/src/mac/_controls.py
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@@ -7125,7 +7125,31 @@ _controls_.CollapsiblePaneEvent_swigregister(CollapsiblePaneEvent)
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class SearchCtrl(TextCtrl):
"""Proxy of C++ SearchCtrl class"""
"""
A search control is a composite of a `wx.TextCtrl` with optional
bitmap buttons and a drop-down menu. Controls like this can typically
be found on a toolbar of applications that support some form of search
functionality. On the Mac this control is implemneted using the
native HISearchField control, on the other platforms a generic control
is used, although that may change in the future as more platforms
introduce native search widgets.
If you wish to use a drop-down menu with your wx.SearchCtrl then you
will need to manage its content and handle the menu events yourself,
but this is an easy thing to do. Simply build the menu, pass it to
`SetMenu`, and also bind a handler for a range of EVT_MENU events.
This gives you the flexibility to use the drop-down menu however you
wish, such as for a history of searches, or as a way to select
different kinds of searches. The ToolBar.py sample in the demo shows
one way to do this.
Since the control derives from `wx.TextCtrl` it is convenient to use
the styles and events designed for `wx.TextCtrl`. For example you can
use the ``wx.TE_PROCESS_ENTER`` style and catch the
``wx.EVT_TEXT_ENTER`` event to know when the user has pressed the
Enter key in the control and wishes to start a search.
"""
thisown = property(lambda x: x.this.own(), lambda x, v: x.this.own(v), doc='The membership flag')
__repr__ = _swig_repr
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
@@ -7134,6 +7158,30 @@ class SearchCtrl(TextCtrl):
Point pos=DefaultPosition, Size size=DefaultSize,
long style=0, Validator validator=DefaultValidator,
String name=SearchCtrlNameStr) -> SearchCtrl
A search control is a composite of a `wx.TextCtrl` with optional
bitmap buttons and a drop-down menu. Controls like this can typically
be found on a toolbar of applications that support some form of search
functionality. On the Mac this control is implemneted using the
native HISearchField control, on the other platforms a generic control
is used, although that may change in the future as more platforms
introduce native search widgets.
If you wish to use a drop-down menu with your wx.SearchCtrl then you
will need to manage its content and handle the menu events yourself,
but this is an easy thing to do. Simply build the menu, pass it to
`SetMenu`, and also bind a handler for a range of EVT_MENU events.
This gives you the flexibility to use the drop-down menu however you
wish, such as for a history of searches, or as a way to select
different kinds of searches. The ToolBar.py sample in the demo shows
one way to do this.
Since the control derives from `wx.TextCtrl` it is convenient to use
the styles and events designed for `wx.TextCtrl`. For example you can
use the ``wx.TE_PROCESS_ENTER`` style and catch the
``wx.EVT_TEXT_ENTER`` event to know when the user has pressed the
Enter key in the control and wishes to start a search.
"""
_controls_.SearchCtrl_swiginit(self,_controls_.new_SearchCtrl(*args, **kwargs))
self._setOORInfo(self)
@@ -7148,39 +7196,86 @@ class SearchCtrl(TextCtrl):
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_Create(*args, **kwargs)
def SetMenu(*args, **kwargs):
"""SetMenu(self, Menu menu)"""
"""
SetMenu(self, Menu menu)
Sets the search control's menu object. If there is already a menu
associated with the search control it is deleted.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_SetMenu(*args, **kwargs)
def GetMenu(*args, **kwargs):
"""GetMenu(self) -> Menu"""
"""
GetMenu(self) -> Menu
Returns a pointer to the search control's menu object or None if there
is no menu attached.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_GetMenu(*args, **kwargs)
def ShowSearchButton(*args, **kwargs):
"""ShowSearchButton(self, bool show)"""
"""
ShowSearchButton(self, bool show)
Sets the search button visibility value on the search control. If
there is a menu attached, the search button will be visible regardless
of the search button visibility value. This has no effect in Mac OS X
v10.3
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_ShowSearchButton(*args, **kwargs)
def IsSearchButtonVisible(*args, **kwargs):
"""IsSearchButtonVisible(self) -> bool"""
"""
IsSearchButtonVisible(self) -> bool
Returns the search button visibility value. If there is a menu
attached, the search button will be visible regardless of the search
button visibility value. This always returns false in Mac OS X v10.3
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_IsSearchButtonVisible(*args, **kwargs)
def ShowCancelButton(*args, **kwargs):
"""ShowCancelButton(self, bool show)"""
"""
ShowCancelButton(self, bool show)
Shows or hides the cancel button.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_ShowCancelButton(*args, **kwargs)
def IsCancelButtonVisible(*args, **kwargs):
"""IsCancelButtonVisible(self) -> bool"""
"""
IsCancelButtonVisible(self) -> bool
Indicates whether the cancel button is visible.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_IsCancelButtonVisible(*args, **kwargs)
def SetSearchBitmap(*args, **kwargs):
"""SetSearchBitmap(self, Bitmap ?)"""
"""
SetSearchBitmap(self, Bitmap ?)
Sets the bitmap to use for the search button. This currently does not
work on the Mac.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_SetSearchBitmap(*args, **kwargs)
def SetSearchMenuBitmap(*args, **kwargs):
"""SetSearchMenuBitmap(self, Bitmap ?)"""
"""
SetSearchMenuBitmap(self, Bitmap ?)
Sets the bitmap to use for the search button when there is a drop-down
menu associated with the search control. This currently does not work
on the Mac.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_SetSearchMenuBitmap(*args, **kwargs)
def SetCancelBitmap(*args, **kwargs):
"""SetCancelBitmap(self, Bitmap ?)"""
"""
SetCancelBitmap(self, Bitmap ?)
Sets the bitmap to use for the cancel button. This currently does not
work on the Mac.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_SetCancelBitmap(*args, **kwargs)
Menu = property(GetMenu,SetMenu)

43
wxPython/src/mac/_controls_wrap.cpp
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@@ -3378,6 +3378,49 @@ SWIGINTERN wxDateTime wxDatePickerCtrl_GetUpperLimit(wxDatePickerCtrl *self){
static const wxString wxPyFontPickerCtrlNameStr(wxFontPickerCtrlNameStr);
static const wxString wxPyCollapsiblePaneNameStr(wxCollapsiblePaneNameStr);
static const wxString wxPySearchCtrlNameStr(wxSearchCtrlNameStr);
#if !defined(wxUSE_SEARCHCTRL) || !wxUSE_SEARCHCTRL
// define a dummy class for builds that don't have wxSearchCtrl
enum {
wxEVT_COMMAND_SEARCHCTRL_CANCEL,
wxEVT_COMMAND_SEARCHCTRL_SEARCH
};
class wxSearchCtrl : public wxTextCtrl
{
public:
wxSearchCtrl() { wxPyRaiseNotImplemented(); }
wxSearchCtrl(wxWindow*, wxWindowID,
const wxString&,
const wxPoint&,
const wxSize&,
long style,
const wxValidator&,
const wxString& name)
{ wxPyRaiseNotImplemented(); }
bool Create( wxWindow*, wxWindowID,
const wxString&,
const wxPoint&,
const wxSize&,
long style,
const wxValidator&,
const wxString& name) {}
virtual void SetMenu( wxMenu* ) {}
virtual wxMenu* GetMenu() { return NULL; }
// get/set search options
// ----------------------
virtual void ShowSearchButton( bool ) {}
virtual bool IsSearchButtonVisible() const { return false; }
virtual void ShowCancelButton( bool ) {}
virtual bool IsCancelButtonVisible() const { return false; }
};
#endif
SWIGINTERN void wxSearchCtrl_SetSearchBitmap(wxSearchCtrl *self,wxBitmap const &){}
SWIGINTERN void wxSearchCtrl_SetSearchMenuBitmap(wxSearchCtrl *self,wxBitmap const &){}
SWIGINTERN void wxSearchCtrl_SetCancelBitmap(wxSearchCtrl *self,wxBitmap const &){}

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wxPython/src/mac/_core.py
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@@ -10354,7 +10354,6 @@ class Window(EvtHandler):
self.GetEventHandler().ProcessEvent(wx.SizeEvent((-1,-1)))
AcceleratorTable = property(GetAcceleratorTable,SetAcceleratorTable,doc="See `GetAcceleratorTable` and `SetAcceleratorTable`")
AdjustedBestSize = property(GetAdjustedBestSize,doc="See `GetAdjustedBestSize`")
AutoLayout = property(GetAutoLayout,SetAutoLayout,doc="See `GetAutoLayout` and `SetAutoLayout`")
BackgroundColour = property(GetBackgroundColour,SetBackgroundColour,doc="See `GetBackgroundColour` and `SetBackgroundColour`")
BackgroundStyle = property(GetBackgroundStyle,SetBackgroundStyle,doc="See `GetBackgroundStyle` and `SetBackgroundStyle`")

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wxPython/src/msw/_controls.py
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@@ -7151,7 +7151,31 @@ _controls_.CollapsiblePaneEvent_swigregister(CollapsiblePaneEvent)
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class SearchCtrl(TextCtrl):
"""Proxy of C++ SearchCtrl class"""
"""
A search control is a composite of a `wx.TextCtrl` with optional
bitmap buttons and a drop-down menu. Controls like this can typically
be found on a toolbar of applications that support some form of search
functionality. On the Mac this control is implemneted using the
native HISearchField control, on the other platforms a generic control
is used, although that may change in the future as more platforms
introduce native search widgets.
If you wish to use a drop-down menu with your wx.SearchCtrl then you
will need to manage its content and handle the menu events yourself,
but this is an easy thing to do. Simply build the menu, pass it to
`SetMenu`, and also bind a handler for a range of EVT_MENU events.
This gives you the flexibility to use the drop-down menu however you
wish, such as for a history of searches, or as a way to select
different kinds of searches. The ToolBar.py sample in the demo shows
one way to do this.
Since the control derives from `wx.TextCtrl` it is convenient to use
the styles and events designed for `wx.TextCtrl`. For example you can
use the ``wx.TE_PROCESS_ENTER`` style and catch the
``wx.EVT_TEXT_ENTER`` event to know when the user has pressed the
Enter key in the control and wishes to start a search.
"""
thisown = property(lambda x: x.this.own(), lambda x, v: x.this.own(v), doc='The membership flag')
__repr__ = _swig_repr
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
@@ -7160,6 +7184,30 @@ class SearchCtrl(TextCtrl):
Point pos=DefaultPosition, Size size=DefaultSize,
long style=0, Validator validator=DefaultValidator,
String name=SearchCtrlNameStr) -> SearchCtrl
A search control is a composite of a `wx.TextCtrl` with optional
bitmap buttons and a drop-down menu. Controls like this can typically
be found on a toolbar of applications that support some form of search
functionality. On the Mac this control is implemneted using the
native HISearchField control, on the other platforms a generic control
is used, although that may change in the future as more platforms
introduce native search widgets.
If you wish to use a drop-down menu with your wx.SearchCtrl then you
will need to manage its content and handle the menu events yourself,
but this is an easy thing to do. Simply build the menu, pass it to
`SetMenu`, and also bind a handler for a range of EVT_MENU events.
This gives you the flexibility to use the drop-down menu however you
wish, such as for a history of searches, or as a way to select
different kinds of searches. The ToolBar.py sample in the demo shows
one way to do this.
Since the control derives from `wx.TextCtrl` it is convenient to use
the styles and events designed for `wx.TextCtrl`. For example you can
use the ``wx.TE_PROCESS_ENTER`` style and catch the
``wx.EVT_TEXT_ENTER`` event to know when the user has pressed the
Enter key in the control and wishes to start a search.
"""
_controls_.SearchCtrl_swiginit(self,_controls_.new_SearchCtrl(*args, **kwargs))
self._setOORInfo(self)
@@ -7174,39 +7222,86 @@ class SearchCtrl(TextCtrl):
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_Create(*args, **kwargs)
def SetMenu(*args, **kwargs):
"""SetMenu(self, Menu menu)"""
"""
SetMenu(self, Menu menu)
Sets the search control's menu object. If there is already a menu
associated with the search control it is deleted.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_SetMenu(*args, **kwargs)
def GetMenu(*args, **kwargs):
"""GetMenu(self) -> Menu"""
"""
GetMenu(self) -> Menu
Returns a pointer to the search control's menu object or None if there
is no menu attached.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_GetMenu(*args, **kwargs)
def ShowSearchButton(*args, **kwargs):
"""ShowSearchButton(self, bool show)"""
"""
ShowSearchButton(self, bool show)
Sets the search button visibility value on the search control. If
there is a menu attached, the search button will be visible regardless
of the search button visibility value. This has no effect in Mac OS X
v10.3
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_ShowSearchButton(*args, **kwargs)
def IsSearchButtonVisible(*args, **kwargs):
"""IsSearchButtonVisible(self) -> bool"""
"""
IsSearchButtonVisible(self) -> bool
Returns the search button visibility value. If there is a menu
attached, the search button will be visible regardless of the search
button visibility value. This always returns false in Mac OS X v10.3
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_IsSearchButtonVisible(*args, **kwargs)
def ShowCancelButton(*args, **kwargs):
"""ShowCancelButton(self, bool show)"""
"""
ShowCancelButton(self, bool show)
Shows or hides the cancel button.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_ShowCancelButton(*args, **kwargs)
def IsCancelButtonVisible(*args, **kwargs):
"""IsCancelButtonVisible(self) -> bool"""
"""
IsCancelButtonVisible(self) -> bool
Indicates whether the cancel button is visible.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_IsCancelButtonVisible(*args, **kwargs)
def SetSearchBitmap(*args, **kwargs):
"""SetSearchBitmap(self, Bitmap bitmap)"""
"""
SetSearchBitmap(self, Bitmap bitmap)
Sets the bitmap to use for the search button. This currently does not
work on the Mac.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_SetSearchBitmap(*args, **kwargs)
def SetSearchMenuBitmap(*args, **kwargs):
"""SetSearchMenuBitmap(self, Bitmap bitmap)"""
"""
SetSearchMenuBitmap(self, Bitmap bitmap)
Sets the bitmap to use for the search button when there is a drop-down
menu associated with the search control. This currently does not work
on the Mac.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_SetSearchMenuBitmap(*args, **kwargs)
def SetCancelBitmap(*args, **kwargs):
"""SetCancelBitmap(self, Bitmap bitmap)"""
"""
SetCancelBitmap(self, Bitmap bitmap)
Sets the bitmap to use for the cancel button. This currently does not
work on the Mac.
"""
return _controls_.SearchCtrl_SetCancelBitmap(*args, **kwargs)
Menu = property(GetMenu,SetMenu)

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wxPython/src/msw/_controls_wrap.cpp
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@@ -3379,6 +3379,49 @@ SWIGINTERN wxDateTime wxDatePickerCtrl_GetUpperLimit(wxDatePickerCtrl *self){
static const wxString wxPyFontPickerCtrlNameStr(wxFontPickerCtrlNameStr);
static const wxString wxPyCollapsiblePaneNameStr(wxCollapsiblePaneNameStr);
static const wxString wxPySearchCtrlNameStr(wxSearchCtrlNameStr);
#if !defined(wxUSE_SEARCHCTRL) || !wxUSE_SEARCHCTRL
// define a dummy class for builds that don't have wxSearchCtrl
enum {
wxEVT_COMMAND_SEARCHCTRL_CANCEL,
wxEVT_COMMAND_SEARCHCTRL_SEARCH
};
class wxSearchCtrl : public wxTextCtrl
{
public:
wxSearchCtrl() { wxPyRaiseNotImplemented(); }
wxSearchCtrl(wxWindow*, wxWindowID,
const wxString&,
const wxPoint&,
const wxSize&,
long style,
const wxValidator&,
const wxString& name)
{ wxPyRaiseNotImplemented(); }
bool Create( wxWindow*, wxWindowID,
const wxString&,
const wxPoint&,
const wxSize&,
long style,
const wxValidator&,
const wxString& name) {}
virtual void SetMenu( wxMenu* ) {}
virtual wxMenu* GetMenu() { return NULL; }
// get/set search options
// ----------------------
virtual void ShowSearchButton( bool ) {}
virtual bool IsSearchButtonVisible() const { return false; }
virtual void ShowCancelButton( bool ) {}
virtual bool IsCancelButtonVisible() const { return false; }
};
#endif
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

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wxPython/src/msw/_core.py
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@@ -10358,7 +10358,6 @@ class Window(EvtHandler):
self.GetEventHandler().ProcessEvent(wx.SizeEvent((-1,-1)))
AcceleratorTable = property(GetAcceleratorTable,SetAcceleratorTable,doc="See `GetAcceleratorTable` and `SetAcceleratorTable`")
AdjustedBestSize = property(GetAdjustedBestSize,doc="See `GetAdjustedBestSize`")
AutoLayout = property(GetAutoLayout,SetAutoLayout,doc="See `GetAutoLayout` and `SetAutoLayout`")
BackgroundColour = property(GetBackgroundColour,SetBackgroundColour,doc="See `GetBackgroundColour` and `SetBackgroundColour`")
BackgroundStyle = property(GetBackgroundStyle,SetBackgroundStyle,doc="See `GetBackgroundStyle` and `SetBackgroundStyle`")