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I would like to have a python gui that loads different images from files. I’ve seen many exmples of loading an image with some code like:
img = wx.Image("1.jpg", wx.BITMAP_TYPE_ANY, -1)
sb = wx.StaticBitmap(rightPanel, -1, wx.BitmapFromImage(img))
sizer.Add(sb)
It seems to be suited for an image that will be there for the entire life of the program. I could not find an elegant way to delete/reload images with this. Would using a wx.DC be a better idea for my application?
If you have rapidly changing big images, or you would like some custom effect in future, it better to write your own control and doing painting using paintDC, and it is not that hard.
Doing your own drawing you can correctly scale, avoid flicker and may be do blend of one image into other if you like 🙂