Scott Talbert

It looks like @RobinD42 only build 64-bit wheels for Windows. Robin, any reason you didn't build 32-bit wheels? @baaziznasser can you use 64-bit Python?

I can't publish wheels, only @RobinD42 can.

@josephsl the correct package to install is `attrdict3` and you don't have to patch it for Python 3.10 support. See requirements/devel.txt.

The issue is that `SetAttr()` on the C++ side takes control of the `wxCalendarDateAttr` that you pass in. If you pass in the same instance of `wxCalendarDateAttr`, then there is...

It looks like it would be somewhat challenging to do what I proposed earlier - there's no copy constructor for `wxCalendarDateAttr`, nor is there an equality operator, so we'd have...

The colors provided by `wx.ColourDatabase` are actually defined in the C++ code, which you can refer to here: https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/blob/master/src/common/gdicmn.cpp#L298 `wx.lib.colourdb` is a separate pure-Python module that adds additional colors to...

This can't be merged as-is because it breaks building with wx 3.2.0.

Can you please make a simpler reproducer (ie, a SCCCE)? Also, can you try 4.2.0 - 4.0.4 is quite old.

Try `pip install attrdict3` before installing wxPython 4.2.0.

Can you add a test for this?