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Are you referring to a wxAUI toolbar?

It probably would indeed work.
A thread would indeed work, as long as you're sure that you either don't need the arr object or that the main thread won't access it until MyApp.exe is done writing to it.

It seems to be a good idea to always make the main thread wait (for example, at wxFrame::OnClose()) until all the other threads have been deleted. If this doesn't help, I would suspect the wxThread::Entry() entry points. Check that they all end deterministically. PS: wxThread::Kill() usually is a ba...

Thanks for that link, but I've googled for it before, and I'd rather stick with a wxWidgets-only solution for the same problem. Linking to MFC code can get me in trouble (read as "take too much time") for what I'm trying to make. I've read a bunch of threads for the same suggestion. It see...

Hi all, Been a long time, and I'm here asking for your help again. I've been trying to display a PDF Reader ActiveX control in a wxPanel (using the wxActiveXContainer) into one of my applications, but without any success. I even tried using the wxMediaCtrl example that the documentation features, bu...

Hey guys,

Just wondering... Does anyone know of any work being done on emulating the Office2007 Ribbon interface? It seems it's going to become the next standard interface in Windows 7, so I can't really imagine wxWidgets 3 not having it.

size_t is the most sensible way to handle counting. I also think a wx::npos constant should be introduced to handle errors accordingly to the change and further improve compatibility with the STL.

AkiraDev, this is the real example of microsoft security push after 2000 http://www.informationweek.com/story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=175801215&cid=RSSfeed_IWK_news Instead of actually proving your point, you choose to attack *NIX systems with vague numbers. In the same article you sent: &q...

Firstly, just because microsoft adds new functions to C++ does not make C++ a proprietary language. GCC also has their own extensions to C and presumably C++ as well, does anybody accuse them of having a proprietary C++? You missed the part where I mention that standard extensions - not replacement...

Your poll and question are both different. I don't see any harm in using safe strings function instead of regular one. The latest C++ standard also talks about that, the other compiler vendors are too slow to pick. If you have knowledge of various security vunerabilty and are working on some secure...

Microsoft, not happy with their illegally attained empire over IT, decide to impose their own proprietary standards onto the C++ programming language, by adding tons of perverse language extensions to please the likes of VB and C# coders and starting to call perfectly safe standard algorithms "...

I'm still all for a RSS reader project. We could use wxMozilla for a browser, and for IE lovers, a frame embedded with IE. [...] I personally would like to see a FEED ANYWHERE option where a second destination can be used like a FTP site, which can be synced with the home feed so you know what arti...

Microsoft is already Embracing and Extending(TM) the RSS protocol:

http://blogs.zdnet.com/web2explorer/index.php?p=9

Anyone have code to create a progress dialog that shows a barber pole (or similar animated graphic) for when you dont know how long and operation might take? Sure enough, someone already implement just what you ask... Just check under the Code Dump section: http://forums.wxwidgets.org/viewtopic.php...

The purpose is to define the wizard, and this will be presented to the user als questions to something that is generated. I have thought about defining everything in XML, like windows and classes, and I have made some cases to test how complex it will get, and it was nearly impossible to implement ...