Is there an equivalent to Tkinter's .after() in wxPython? 
For those that don't know .after() allows the running of functions at some point in the future. This can be used to make loops with functions. 
I'm attempting to make a clock, so this would be handy for making it tick.
There are several functions in wx.Python to do that.
You should check the "Process and events" section of the wxPython demos, More especifically those related with wx.Timer

The wx.Timer class allows you to
  execute code at specified intervals
  from within the wxPython event loop.
  Timers can be one-shot or repeating. 
  This demo shows the principle method
  of using a timer (with events) as well
  as the convenient wx.FutureCall class.
wxPython Equivalent to Tkinter .after()