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This is a demo as to how to combine my two favorite libraries wxWidgets and Allegro. I've tested this using Allegro 4.2.3 and wxWidgets 2.8.11. Reasons for using Allegro for your wx application gfx - graphics are a lot faster than when you'd use wx equivalent functions. - easy to add AllegroGL (it's...

Okay, I'll take your word for it that it isn't possible. I know how to implement the behaviour I desire in a different way.. It's just that it would have been an extra convenience if it were (possible)

Thanks for your reply.

I have a window (class MotionWindow: public wxFrame), that works fine on its own like: MotionWindow *mw = new MotionWindow(NULL); mw->Show(true); But I would like to do something with a wxSplitterWindow (i.e. splitterWindow1): MotionWindow *mw = new MotionWindow(splitterWindow1); splitterWindow1->Sp...

Good to hear you had a similar problem and resolved it, however, /su:windows:4.0 isn't a compiler option for Microsoft Visual Studio which is the compiler I'd like to use. If you have any idea how to make it work with that then let me know. Also did forgoing /subsystem:windows have any drawbacks co...

Hi AlexH, I had the same issue. For me the solution was using /su:windows:4.0 instead of /subsystem:windows in the linker parameters. I'm working on my project through two project files, one for Code::Blocks and DialogBlocks. And I noticed the executable compiled with DialogBlocks didn't have those ...

I think I discovered an error in the template used for generating makefiles for the digital mars compiler in DialogBlocks. If I'm correct, Digital Mars currently doesn't compile a DLL version of wxWidgets. I tried to make a debug *Unicode* version of wxWidgets 2.8.10 (wxMSW-2.8.10). Default it build...