1. You must be talking about wxPython. My suggestion: don't even try since this is an unstable version. The API will change. Probably more than Robin thinks it will change at this point. Coding Wax for that sort of an API just seems pointless.
   
     posted by Grimmtooth at 11:04:07 AM on July 08, 2004  
2. Sort of. wxPython can't help it if incompatible changes occur in wxWidgets, and Wax can't help it if they occur in wxPython (possibly via wxWidgets). I normally don't use unstable or experimental wxPython code in Wax, but the Wax classes do have the same methods as the wxPython ones, so any change in method names, events, etc, affects Wax directly. In other words, it's a big old mess. :-)
     posted by Hans Nowak at 01:14:09 PM on July 08, 2004