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Cool. Thanks. I wrote a short variant of your solution, btw: void SmartDialog::ConnectEvents() { Connect(GetId(), wxEVT_SHOW, wxShowEventHandler(SmartDialog::OnShow)); Connect(GetId(), wxEVT_CLOSE_WINDOW, wxCloseEventHandler(SmartDialog::OnClose)); } void SmartDialog::OnShow(wxShowEvent & event)...

That's odd. I'm not assigning handlers, and it's not sending a Close() when OK and cancel are clicked for modeless dialogs. I just get a "Hide()". Are you using wxDialog under 2.8.2?

Actually this doesn't work correctly. EVT_CLOSE is only sent when the system requests that the dialog end, i.e., if the user tries to close the dialog with the "x" button on the window decoration or from the taskbar. OK and Cancel buttons do not send this event.

That sounds really good. Is the EVT_CLOSE thing processed after the other (like DoOK) things are done?

Is this version backwards compatible with older versions of the Sqlite library, specifically the ones in which the extended error codes aren't defined?

I'm not getting a compile error, I'm just concerned as my modeless dialogs seem to never be destroyed and removed from memory.

I looked at the sample. In the sample, to close the modeless dialog, a Hide() command is issued. I never see the dialog actually destroyed.

Hello, If I create a wxDialog modelessly, then allow the user to press OK or Cancel, by default, the wxDialog is just hidden. Not destroyed. In 2.6, I had a "Destroy()" command in the overridden OnCancel() and OnOk() functions. Does anyone have a recommendation on the "right way"...

Hi, is there a way to use wxMozillaBrowser within an XRC control? I tried using AttachUnknownControl and nothing was shown until I loaded a URL, upon which a new browser window popped up.

Subclassing doesn't work either, as there is no XRC handler for it...

This happens to me too. Except I get the event 4 times, and the first event has no valid date.

Then is the correct way to handle this to delete the icon when the user requests to quit? If so, this should be updated in the documentation, which suggests that you simply need to call "RemoveIcon".

Hello, On Windows, simply calling RemoveIcon when there are no other top level windows around on wxTaskBarIcon does not trigger application exit (wxApp::OnExit), however, if I RemoveIcon and then "delete this;" on the object, it does exit correctly. On Linux, simply calling RemoveIcon does...

It's the same as creating a shared library under Linux, with a slightly modified command at the end. Refer to this:

http://www.cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/dll.html

It's definitely possible to build it as a DLL, as that's how I have it currently built. I'm not at my development machine though, so I can't say how right now. I can tell you I did it with mingw and msys though. I don't know how to do it with a different compiler.

Well, if dragging and dropping is implemented seperately, is it possible to drag a tab away and make it create a floating window?

Has wxIFM also been integrated into CVS? I believe not, and if not, why not?

It came out earlier, has a comparable number of features...