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wxBufferedPaintDC (or wxBufferedDC) should come in handy. Should look like something like this: wxBufferedPaintDC dc(this); // Use this instead of wxPaintDC // Draw the actual image in the device context dc.Clear(); dc.BeginDrawing(); //dc.DrawWhatever... dc.EndDrawing(); http://www.wxwidgets.org/ma...

Have you included .\lib\vc_lib (e.g. c:\wxWidgets-2.6.1\lib\vc_lib) in the project's linker path? There should be sample configurations available in each of the sample project files. If you're using Visual Studio 2003, why not compile the library files with the IDE rather than nmake? There's a wx.sl...

Check the Id Name of the wxStaticText object you've defined in DialogBlocks and make sure it's a unique Id name (other than wxID_STATIC, which is by default). Presumably when you called SetLabel() you were in fact changing the first wxStaticText object you have defined in your code (with wxID_STATIC...

I had a similar problem as well, but I went with multiple (subclasses of) wxPanels that holds different views, position them within the same area, and Hide() and Show() them as required. To answer your question, here's my 2 cents: 1. Wrap the wxNotebook within a wxScrollWindow and position the Noteb...

Use EVT_TEXT. If you'd like to restrict the text being entered to only numbers or letters, assign a wxValidator as well, e.g.

Glad it helps. Cheers

Damn... missed the 'massive text file' part... I knew it was too easy to be true :) What about streams? Like wxTextInputStream? It's got ReadLine() and stuff like that... you could use it with wxFileInputStream like the example suggests: http://www.wxwidgets.org/manuals/2.6.1/wx_wxtextinputstream.ht...

(Oopsie... better not confuse more people )

Use this:
http://www.wxwidgets.org/technote/install.htm

wxGetCwd() is your friend.

http://www.wxwidgets.org/manuals/2.6.1/ ... l#wxgetcwd

Why use object arrays? wxArray does support simple types: WX_DEFINE_ARRAY_DOUBLE(double, ArrayOfDoubles); ArrayOfDoubles someNumbers_; Just stick these in your header file, you shouldn't need any other #includes. Pop in #include "wx/dynarray.h" if the compiler gives you any trouble. Other ...

Seems that it has been taken care of in version 2.6.2 - wxStaticText::Wrap()

http://www.wxwidgets.org/manuals/2.6.2/ ... ctext.html

Haven't tried it though...

Hi there, Have you tried wxTextFile + wxStringTokenizer? If CSVs are all that you'll parse these two should work wonderfully. Being a lazy guy I use them all the time... just read the whole line and strip out the bits you want :D http://www.wxwidgets.org/manuals/2.6.1/wx_wxtextfile.html#wxtextfile h...

wxHtmlWindow is ultimately a child of wxWindow (see "Derived from..." on its manual page... functions from parent classes are normally hidden there), so you can use wxWindow's GetMinSize() and GetMaxSize() to do the job. Likewise with wxTextCtrl I think. As for the scrollbars, you'll have ...

...just wxLogMessage(str) will do.

If it's a new type of widget available in .NET only, probably not (most core widgets would have to be cross-platform, using native widgets). My guess is you'll have to implement your own new widget by subclassing wxListCtrl.