[Mac] Problems calling .Skip on a wx.EVT_MENU event

[finell]

When calling event.Skip in the event callback of a
wx.EVT_MENU event will cause the same event to be fired
again.

This is reproducable in eg. the Menu demo of wxPython.
Ie. calling 'event.Skip' in the Menu101 method will
cause multiple 'Welcome to Mercury' lines to appear in
the log.

I've only tested this on my Mac running the latest
wxPython 2.7.1.2 (unicode build on Python 2.4).

[csomor]

yes, this is due to the use of native command ids, OSX tries everything to find a reasonable event handler. Does this pose a problem in your application ?

Thanks,

Stefan

[finell]

It's as long as you know of the side-effects of course easy
to avoid the problems by simply not calling .Skip ;). Though
this has not been the case before (for older wx versions),
that's why this bit me now when testing the new 2.7 release.

[oneeyeman]

Adding "event.Skip()" to the !MyFrame::OnAppendMenu() of the menu sample and running it from Cocoa build under 10.6 SDK produce only one message.

I guess it can be closed unless my test is incorrect.