Would you make the same change in backend_wx.py, please? It would also be nicer to use False rather than 0 as the argument.
Is there any information available as to when it became safe to replace PySimpleApp? Right now we check only for version >= 2.8; would we need to be more restrictive?

I just submited a PR to backend_wx.py
#2316
I believe, for wxpython >= 2.8 this change should be safe

I couldn't find any official specification, but a comment from the creator of wxpython Robin Dunn
http://wxpython-users.1045709.n5.nabble.com/wx-App-vs-wx-PySimpleApp-td2316148.html

suggest, that it shouldn't matter since approximately wxpython 2.6 in 2005.

The DeprecationWarning was added in wxpython 2.9.

Sorry for my ignorance, but how am I supposed to edit my previous pull request to change 0 to False, as suggested? Or should I maybe submit it again in the updated form? (It is of course appropriate, I somehow happened to respect the style of the older example files.)
vbr

@vbr, the usual way to edit a PR is to make the change in your local clone and then force-push (that is, include the "-f" option when pushing) to your github branch. The revision will then appear in your PR automatically.

The idea here is that you will have edited your local clone branch via history rewriting, such as by using "git rebase --interactive".

Resolved by#2316.

2013/8/19 Eric Firingnotifications@github.com

@vbrhttps://github.com/vbr, the usual way to edit a PR is to make the
change in your local clone and then force-push (that is, include the "-f"
option when pushing) to your github branch. The revision will then appear
in your PR automatically.

The idea here is that you will have edited your local clone branch via
history rewriting, such as by using "git rebase --interactive".

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Thanks for the recommendation, and sorry for further request on this
trivial issue.
Is the mentioned way of editing possible in the web interface of github, I
am now trying to use (also for the previous PR)? (Unfortunately I couldn't
find any similar editable form of the edit on the github page. I only found
a possibility to commit it as a new change, which would likely be
confusing.
Is it possibly due to the closing the issue in the meantime?)
Or is some desktop client necessarily needed to work with a downloaded
local copy?
vbr