def _CreateDocTemplate(self, resourceId): return win32ui.CreateDocTemplate(resourceId)
from GUI.Canvases import Canvas
from GUI.GScrollableViews import ScrollableView as GScrollableView, \
default_extent, default_line_scroll_amount
from GUI.Geometry import add_pt, sub_pt, offset_rect, offset_rect_neg
win_style = ui.AFX_WS_DEFAULT_VIEW
#print "ScrollableViews: Creating dummy doc"
# PyWin32 insists on being given a CDocument when creating a CScrollView,
# and doesn't provide any way of creating a real one without using a resource.
if 1:
# The following uses a resource included in win32ui.pyd.
import pywin.mfc.object
win_dummy_doc_template = pywin.mfc.object.CmdTarget(
ui.CreateDocTemplate(ui.IDR_PYTHONTYPE))
ui.GetApp().AddDocTemplate(win_dummy_doc_template)
def win_get_dummy_doc():
return win_dummy_doc_template.DoCreateDoc()
else:
# The following hack creates something that looks enough
# like a CDocument to keep it happy. But it doesn't work with
# pywin32 builds later than 212.
win_dummy_doc = ui.CreateRichEditView().GetDocument()
def win_get_dummy_doc():
return win_dummy_doc
class ScrollableView(GScrollableView):
