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Yey, first hit on google!
This is possible with wx_Ver >= 3. IMO, your post should be at the top of this thread, just to show how it's easy to send custom events.

Thanx for sharing.
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fantaz

ugh, too many questions, and sorry to say, but I can give you only some guidelines. Experienced users, please jump in! I've managed to build the wxart2d on linux, and yeah, it was a painful process for me. Ok, here we go. First, if you want dlls, did you build the wxwidgets in dll "mode"? ...

not an expert, but it seems to me that it depends what you want to do. e.g. what about axis? Do you want them to be visible in all times, or you want to implement zoom like zooming in a picture (figure)? Maybe you should look at the wxplotctrl source for reference (available at wxcode.com) and see h...

glad it helped
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fantaz

In addition to the docs, maybe this could help also
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fantaz

Just feed the html output of any generator to your html control. Or maybe i didn't get the question? Sorry, I wasn't specific enough :oops:. I don't want to write tags around headings, body, tags for bold etc. All I want to do is to write something like this: generator.InsertHeading(wxT("Headi...

Hi, is there a nice and simple html generator ready for use in wxwidgets, so that the output can be viewed directly in wxHTMLWindow?
btw, i've seen wxxml2, but i'd like to use something lighter...

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fantaz

Take a look at the wxPlotCtrl. Maybe it will help...
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fantaz

Glad that you've found the solution
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fantaz

here you go: execute in the command line wxrc.exe input.xrc -v -c -o output.cpp where wxrc.exe is an exe which can be built (if not already) and its source code is in utils dir. insert output.cpp in your project and then do this: declare in your app.cpp #include <wx/xrc/xmlres.h> ... extern void Ini...

Hm, did you look at the wxPlotCtrl::CalcBoundingPlotRect fn which gets executed in AddCurve fn? ... // add some padding so the edge points can be seen double w = (!zeroWidth) ? rect.m_width/50.0 : 0.0; double h = (!zeroHeight) ? rect.m_height/50.0 : 0.0; m_curveBoundingRect.Inset(-w, -h, -w, -h); .....

Hi, the wxPlotCtrl::AddCurve(...) contains if (m_fit_on_new_curve) SetZoom( -1, -1, 0, 0, true ); else Redraw(wxPLOTCTRL_REDRAW_PLOT); piece of code. Maybe the m_fit_on_new_curve is set to false? Sorry, it's the only thing I can see right now. btw, do you really need to do SetViewRect(...) fn? Maybe...

take a look at this article
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fantaz

thanx, great job!
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fantaz

I've looked at the sources, and I guess that the problem lies here: void wxPlotData::SetSymbol( wxPlotSymbol_Type type, wxPlotPen_Type colour_type, int width , int height, const wxPen *pen, const wxBrush *brush) { wxCHECK_RET( Ok(), wxT("Invalid wxPlotData") ); switch (colour_type) { case ...