When generating code for a given class, wxGlade will generate code corresponding to the first time it sees a given class name. This can lead to basically empty classes if you define your application frame first and it incorporates an application-specific window class. If you then later define the application-specific window class as an outer level panel – say for reuse, you will not get the generated python code. For example:
MyAppFrame panel in MyAppFrame of class CustomPanel CustomPanel theButton
The python code generated for Custom panel will not contain code for ‘theButton.’ The solution is to move the definition of your custom classes ahead of any classes that reference them:
CustomPanel theButton MyAppFrame panel in MyAppFrame of class CustomPanel
Would generate code for CustomPanel that has the ‘theButton‘ present as desired.
