When you get in trouble the best way to get help is using the wxPython-users mailing list.
http://www.wxpython.org/maillist.php
You'll find that the folks on wxPython-users are very helpful, and often love to figure out the puzzle your problem presents, but you need to make it as easy on us as possible.
- Provide the platform your working on. Some things work differently on different platforms and this can cause code to run on one platform and fail on others.
- Provide the wxPython and python versions you're using. Some bugs are specific to some versions, some bugs are already fixed in newer versions.
Try to provide a small, complete application that demonstrates your problem.This accomplishes two things:
- When isolating your problem, you might just find out why it wasn't working.
- It makes it MUCH easier for us to help you, for a number of reasons:
- We can just run the app and see how it's behaving.
- We can easily tweak it, and try to find a solution.
- Your problem may not be where you think it is. If you don't send a complete version, your problem may not be in the code you send, or be a function of how that code is used.
See MakingSampleApps
Consider reading Eric Raymond's How To Ask Questions The Smart Way For german native speakers: DeutscheHilfeSupport
Another great resource for help with wxPython is StackOverflow. You can easily search through previous questions and answers to see if your question has already been addressed. Or you can ask your question in a new post. If you tag it with "wxPython" then other users who are watching that tag will see your question and will be able to answer if if they know how to do it. Be sure to provide lots of detail and/or sample code, as described above.