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That stuff was accepted is actually shocking. I agree to recant all of my statements on faith that you are correct, even though I have not validated it myself. I apologize. Btw, how many accepted for my old nick "Un-Thesis"?

I don't think I understand...after over a year of being called -- let's just say "mistaken" -- is there finally some dialog along the lines that it *might* be possible? if so, i'm duly impressed [seriously]. I already have had a solution that is ready for production for a year now if you w...

Goddess damn, dude!

You were one of the few main people on wx-dev that never defamed me I'll miss your rationality and non-biased nature.

http://lists.wxwidgets.org/archive/wx-users/msg62372.html Sorry tihs one is from 15 July 2004 The test case was example/minimal and as you can *plainly* see back then at least it was leaking ~ definately lost: 228 bytes in 9 blocks. ~ possibly lost: 4868 bytes in 111 blocks. ~ still reachable: 77763...

Carlo Wood and I first discovered these memory leaks back in March 2004 and I have announced this fact several times on the wx-dev lists, both on threads I have started and in corroboration with others experiencing the same (such as this one). They don't show up on *default* valgrind because you hav...

xMule (http://www.xmule.ws/) is a UNIX-based filesharing program derived from the eMule Win32-only client. The problem is that wxWidgets (http://www.wxwidgets.org/) version 2.5.4 does not handle the sockets properly, as does the previous 2.4.2 release. The goal of this bid is for xMule to a) search ...

What about future ports, such as Cobalt (Palm OS 6)? In those cases, I would challenge the expediency of using wxWidgets in the first place. If the hardware is too dumb to support templates and std::vector, I'd *hate* to try to run any thing that even would need a wxArray :o If it is not a hardware...

You should investigate EVT_IDLE, overloading OnIdle() and if on a non-win32 box, you should investigate how easy it is to constructively use fork() to get what you are desiring.

regardless of what others may tell you, even if they are authoritative wx coders, from my own extensive research using real-time OS-wide profilers (notably oprofile), I can confirm that the usage of STL-specific code is far more efficient than wx's pre-ISO-C++ implementations of the same. For instan...

You should try the example attached. I wrote it inside this tiny little window in real-time. It has not been compiled, I cannot vouch for any small typo. Additionally, the code is more advanced and complicated than absolutely necessary in a few places, but this is so that it more correctly matches y...

ahh!!! only terrorists support lockdowns of posts :o lol...after listening to the first round of USA Presidential Debates, one comes away thinking that a significant portion of Americans are *actually* afraid of dying by the hands of terrorists. You stand far more danger from your neighbor's poverty...

I personally *love* wx naming conventions!! Or, we could all be glum and have_every_function_in_lower_case_with_under_scores(with_fifty, unknown_datatypes) sort of reminds me of the horror days back with GTK+ 1.0 and my first non-Win32 program... The only problem i have with the naming conventions i...

You could take a look at how xmule parses xml files from the DynamicPreferences class...Just remember that it is licensed under a US copyright in that you can only use no more than 10% and must directly reference if you choose to make code based off what you see in there (which is only fair). http:/...

...right.... if "it" (TB_TEXT for wxToolBar in wxUniv/GTK2) were "already done", then I wouldn't have to be implementing it. I wouldn't know this if I hadn't already "[dug] around in the main wxUniv sources." I assume the reason for the post is to help me avoid re-inven...

Does any one have a desire to see a standalone version of libXRC, so that we do not have to continuously bundle the thing with our applications?