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Markdown not shown on Linux
Markdown files are not rendered on Linux. The title of the wxwidgets window is shown but not the content. No exception is thrown. I observed that both the LoadURL method https://github.com/Image-Py/imagepy/blob/c0804fa690d7f0a52acc948b9f17067f7b2c0397/imagepy/ui/mkdownwindow.py#L54 and the SetPage method https://github.com/Image-Py/imagepy/blob/c0804fa690d7f0a52acc948b9f17067f7b2c0397/imagepy/ui/mkdownwindow.py#L55 have no effect.
I am not sure whether it's related but clicking on the icons (Snap, Load, >>, and the user-defined buttons) in a Workflow has no effect, as if the callback was not called. However, the mouse-over works: the documentation box is updated.
I confirm that both of these issues persist on Linux but not on Windows. This must be an issue with wxpython.
I did not bind any event on "Snap, Load, >>" yet, [snap] is designed to snap the current status, and [load] to reload the status snapped befor.
about the markdown not show on linux. may be because the 'math supportting' befor, I found the js did not run withing the SetPage, So I write the html to a file (in imagepy/data/index.html, and delete it when form loaded). so does your path need a sudo?
It's OK that there is no action for Snap, Load and >>, but there is also no effect (on Linux) when clicking on the button created via the .wf file.
Yes, I observed that you write into imagepy/data/index.html, but the file is successfully created -- I cheked. Also, my path is in /home, where no sudo is needed.
I test markdown works on Mac. did you install python-markdown-math? try this wxpython's webview demo if it is OK, tell me. and If this does not work, give an issue to the wxphoenix.
Unfortunately, I couldn't try it because the demo file throws an error:
'WebView' has no attribute 'MSWSetEmulationLevel'
This is because I have wxPython version 4.0.7.post2, and MSWSetEmulationLevel requires version 4.1. at least: https://github.com/wxWidgets/Phoenix/issues/1434#issuecomment-552141450
No conda repository contains 4.1. and the existing wheels are not compatible with my system. Installing wyPython from the sources seems to be painful. What do you recommend?