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I posted a bug: http://trac.wxwidgets.org/ticket/13907 I can't get it to work. I used svn as suggested, but I still get the same error over and over again. Visual C++ shows me a First Chance Exception when I click on the link containing my special protocol, but nothing happens. If anyone has any in...

I posted a bug: http://trac.wxwidgets.org/ticket/13907 I can't get it to work. I used svn as suggested, but I still get the same error over and over again. Visual C++ shows me a First Chance Exception when I click on the link containing my special protocol, but nothing happens. If anyone has any ins...

Of course, here ya go:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9068 ... iewhandler

If you can reproduce it and find out anything, please lemme know.
My whole project depends on that Control and I really don't want to switch to QT.

Yes, I did. But I got a response on StackOverflow from the Author himself, looks like we found a bug.

I am currently trying to implement an app that makes excessive use of wxWebViewControl. I use static pages as well as dynamic pages that are stored/cached on the user's pc. For the application, I require 2 own schemes/protocols: static:// and profile:// The goal is to have them handle local content ...

Tried what you suggested, without any success. There is not any special code before where it crashes.
No deleting pointers, no arrays (which are the usual suspects for bugs like this).
Out of curiosity, I recompiled wxWidgets, but this time not with STL Containers.
Crash gone.

My program works fine in Debug Mode. Now it crashes in release mode. Tried recompiling, deleted all .o Files etc. I also disabled all optimizations etc. It still crashes inside the call to : // Load Toolbar if ( wxXmlResource::Get()->LoadToolBar(this, "rcToolBar") == NULL ) { wxMessageBox(...

Wasn't able to solve it.. solved my main problem though with my own OpenGL control, but I can't get this one to work. I don't know why this happens .
Anyway, solved my main problem.

It is in void Render(). I tried it with and without this call.

The samples work.
But not my code.
I made this self-made minimal sample, because I had problems with my own context. See my other Thread.
I really don't understand whats wrong.

Was there any significant change? I don't get the context working. I have tried this minimal sample: #include <wx/wx.h> #include <wx/glcanvas.h> class wxMyCanvas : public wxGLCanvas { public: wxMyCanvas(wxWindow* parent, int* attribList) : wxGLCanvas(parent, -1, attribList, wxDefaultPosition, wxSize...

I have managed to create my own wxControl with the proper styles. Also, my context reports an OpenGL 3.3 Forward Compatible Context. But, the control remains grey: bool Canvas::Create( wxWindow *parent, wxWindowID id, const wxPoint& pos, const wxSize& size, long style, const wxString& na...

Does anyone know how I can create my own Win32 Window with wxWidgets properly which has this style?
I really could need some help...

Hi. I am using wxWidgets to create tools for a somewhat bigger library. That requires that I have a proper OpenGL Context in Version 3.3. So I have here my own function to create a Context: NLContextWin32::NLContextWin32(NLWindowHandle parent, NLOpenGLSettings settings) : NLIPlatformContext(parent, ...

I hang myself into this thread if you allow: OpenGL has undergone some drastic changes since some time. Does the current SVN Version contain a version selector for OpenGL? And maybe even for a core profile on 3 and 4? And how stable is that version? Would you recommend using it in a productive envir...