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Hello
I write one file using:.......(i think that is ok for write all the
lines of my list)
luca = open('/tmp/luca', 'w')
luca.writelines(list)

when i open the application again i use:

leggi = open('/tmp/luca', 'r')
leggi.readlines()

How can i store this line in to a wx.checkbox.....

Thanks Luca

Not sure I understand: a wx.CheckBox has up to three states (on, off ...
does not apply/greyed)

Is that what you read from your file ?

Philippe



luca72 wrote:

> Hello
> I write one file using:.......(i think that is ok for write all the
> lines of my list)
> luca = open('/tmp/luca', 'w')
> luca.writelines(list)
>
> when i open the application again i use:
>
> leggi = open('/tmp/luca', 'r')
> leggi.readlines()
>
> How can i store this line in to a wx.checkbox.....
>
> Thanks Luca

Sorry Philippe
is a Wx.checklistbox

I have solved with appen.items()
Regards

Luca

sorry
appenditems

i have again one simple problem:
the script is this:

def output(self):
global lista2
lista2 = open('/lista2', 'w')
iteminlista2 = self.checkListBox2.GetStrings()
lista2.writelines(iteminlista2)

def input1(self):
lista2leggi = open('/lista2', 'r')
cd = lista2leggi.readlines()
self.checkListBox2.AppendItems(cd)



The write file is like:

item1item2item3

when i read the and i put the item in the checklistbox , i don't find :

item1
item2
item3

but :

item1item2item3

How to do for have it like :

item1
item2
item3

Regards

Luca

Hi,

I do not see where you close the file: I beleve you need to close it to
flush information prior to reading again.

Philippe



luca72 wrote:

> i have again one simple problem:
> the script is this:
>
> def output(self):
> global lista2
> lista2 = open('/lista2', 'w')
> iteminlista2 = self.checkListBox2.GetStrings()
> lista2.writelines(iteminlista2)
>
> def input1(self):
> lista2leggi = open('/lista2', 'r')
> cd = lista2leggi.readlines()
> self.checkListBox2.AppendItems(cd)
>
>
>
> The write file is like:
>
> item1item2item3
>
> when i read the and i put the item in the checklistbox , i don't find :
>
> item1
> item2
> item3
>
> but :
>
> item1item2item3
>
> How to do for have it like :
>
> item1
> item2
> item3
>
> Regards
>
> Luca

"luca72" wrote:

> i have again one simple problem:
> the script is this:
>
> def output(self):
> global lista2
> lista2 = open('/lista2', 'w')
> iteminlista2 = self.checkListBox2.GetStrings()
> lista2.writelines(iteminlista2)
>
> def input1(self):
> lista2leggi = open('/lista2', 'r')
> cd = lista2leggi.readlines()
> self.checkListBox2.AppendItems(cd)
>
> The write file is like:
>
> item1item2item3

writelines doesn't add newlines; you have to do that yourself. try
using a plain loop instead:

for item in iteminlista2:
lista2.write(item + "\n")

</F>

Thank Fredrik

I try and then i will inform you

Luca

Hello Frefrik
It works but sometimes it insert a blank row so the file is like:

item1

item2
item3


item4
etc..

I don't inderstand why.

But supposing that we can't solve this, is it possible to delete blanlk
items in the checkListBox?