This recipe was inspired by a wxPython IDE builder framework that, at some point in time, used to work.
It does not work with Python 3 and wxPython Phoenix, but the code is very cool.
We will reuse a bitmap image from the large amount of code this project supplies.
Before time runs out, you can fork the Google code on GitHub.
We will continue to use wxPython in this recipe, so reading at least parts of the previous chapter might be useful as a preparation for this recipe.
After reverse-engineering the gui2py code and making other changes to this code, we might achieve the following window widget, which displays a nice, tiled background.
Of course, we lost a lot of widgets refactoring the code from the website mentioned previously, yet it does give us a cool background, and clicking the Quit button still works.
The next step is to figure out how to integrate the interesting part of the code into our own GUI.
We do this by adding the...