Converts from client to screen window coordinates.
You should use this instead of delete_instance to destroy any object that handles events (generally, any control or window).
If bool is equal to 0, then the specified control will be frozen and changes will not be allowed to be made to it or any controls made upon it. If bool is equal to 1 then it reverses the effect. You can also use a sequence to enable or disable multiple windows at once with control.
Enables or disables tooltips globally.
This procedure does not work under GTK2.12 or later.
Returns a sequence of the window's children.
Returns the desktop's window handle.
Returns: Object handle of the window
Returns the platform specific handle for objects derived from class wxWindow.
Returns: Text label of the control
Returns the default label associated with the control. This would be the caption for a wxFrame or the label on a wxButton or the text of a wxStaticText. To get the text in a wxTextCtrl, you should use get_text_value.
Returns the parent of the window, or NULL if there is no parent.
Returns: {x, y, width, height}
Returns the size and position of the control.
Hit-tests a wxListCtrl, wxTreeCtrl, or wxTextCtrl.
Note: flags is unused for wxTextCtrl.
See also:
Returns: Visible state of the window
Returns a 1 if the window is visible, or a zero if it is not. You can use show_window to toggle a window's visibility.
Moves the window to the given position.
Converts from screen to client window coordinates.
Changes the mouse cursor for the specified window to be the specified cursor.
See wxCursor for the available cursor shapes.
Sets the cursor to the specified window as if it had clicked on it. If it is a text control, the blinking cursor will appear at the beginning of the control where text can be entered. If it is a control, then the top selection will be highlighted. If it is a wxTreeCtrl, then the root will be highlighted.
This sets the size of the control to the designated values. cx is the size from left to right and cy is the size from top to bottom.
Sets the tooltip for an object derived from class wxWindow. To create multi-line tooltips, use \n under Linux/BSD, and \r\n under Windows.
Set the delay (in milliseconds) after with tooltips display.
This procedure does not work under GTK2.12 or later.