GetTmpDefaultItem

[wxWidgets.git] / wxPython / src / _aui_docstrings.i

diff --git a/wxPython/src/_aui_docstrings.i b/wxPython/src/_aui_docstrings.i
index 72feb570e6622047d46089b083aa21ce2eafab67..0937cf027ad4326c283012d39c68bb9f597a92a3 100644 (file)
--- a/wxPython/src/_aui_docstrings.i
+++ b/wxPython/src/_aui_docstrings.i
@@ -83,9 +83,9 @@ pane will end up:
 DocStr(wxFrameManager::wxFrameManager,
 "Constructor.
 
 DocStr(wxFrameManager::wxFrameManager,
 "Constructor.
 

-    :param frame: Specifies the `wx.Frame` which should be managed.
-        If not set in the call to this constructor then `SetFrame`
-        should be called.
+    :param managed_wnd: Specifies the `wx.Window` which should be
+        managed.  If not set in the call to this constructor then
+        `SetManagedWindow` should be called later.

 
     :param flags: Specifies options which allow the frame management
         behavior to be modified.
 
     :param flags: Specifies options which allow the frame management
         behavior to be modified.


@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ Valid flags are:
 DocStr(wxFrameManager::UnInit,
 "UnInit uninitializes the framework and should be called before a
 managed frame is destroyed. UnInit is usually called in the managed
 DocStr(wxFrameManager::UnInit,
 "UnInit uninitializes the framework and should be called before a
 managed frame is destroyed. UnInit is usually called in the managed

-wx.Frame's destructor.
+window's destructor.

 ", "");
 
 DocStr(wxFrameManager::SetFlags,
 ", "");
 
 DocStr(wxFrameManager::SetFlags,


@@ -125,14 +125,16 @@ DocStr(wxFrameManager::GetFlags,
 "GetFlags returns the current FrameManager's flags.
 ", "");
 
 "GetFlags returns the current FrameManager's flags.
 ", "");
 

-DocStr(wxFrameManager::SetFrame,
-"SetFrame is called to specify the frame which is to be managed by the
-FrameManager.  It only needs to be called if the Frame was not given
-to the manager in the constructor.
+DocStr(wxFrameManager::SetManagedWindow,
+"SetManagedWindow is called to specify the window which is to be
+managed by the FrameManager.  It is normally a `wx.Frame` but it is
+possible to also allow docking within any container window.  This only
+needs to be called if the window was not given to the manager in the
+constructor.

 ", "");
 
 ", "");
 

-DocStr(wxFrameManager::GetFrame,
-"GetFrame returns the frame currently being managed by the
+DocStr(wxFrameManager::GetManagedWindow,
+"GetManagedWindow returns the window currently being managed by the

 FrameManager.
 ", "");
 
 FrameManager.
 ", "");