Below directly on the code to stay, easy to access later reuse.
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# Author: LeniyTsan
#Time: 2014-07-17
import wx
from import PyEmbeddedImage
class MyFrame1 ( ):
def __init__( self, parent ):
.__init__ ( self, parent )
( ( wx.SYS_COLOUR_3DLIGHT ) )
bSizer1 = ( )
file = open('', 'rb')
b64 = ().encode('base64')
()
bitmap = PyEmbeddedImage(b64).GetBitmap()
self.m_bitmap1 = ( self, wx.ID_ANY, bitmap )
( self.m_bitmap1, 0, |wx.ALIGN_CENTER_HORIZONTAL, 5 )
( bSizer1 )
()
( self )
( )
app = ()
gui = MyFrame1(None)
()
()
The key part is the bitmap = PyEmbeddedImage(b64).GetBitmap() code, where b64 is the base64 string of the image generated earlier, and bitmap is our image object that allows the call.
The program runs with the following results:
