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Unfortunately, adding custom value types to wxPropertyGrid 1.2.x is a somewhat complex ordeal (version 1.3, in SVN, improves this significantly). For instance, you also need to create a new property class that uses the value type. Probably the easiest way to deal with this kind of scenario is to sim...

I'm unable to reproduce the crash by copy-pasting (most of) your code in a minimal sample. I use different compiler (VC7) but that's probably not it. Did you check if it crashes when you replace wxPropertyGrid with another control (say, wxListBox)? Also, did you try to use Close instead of Destroy? ...

Ok, to resolve this I need more info. Could you post the code you use to create the frame and the property grid? Also, what compiler you are using?

Hi,

Did you already post this on wxPropertyGrid forum on SourceForge? I'm only asking since someone posted almost identical problem there recently.

Jaakko

Ok, I have now changed SetPropertyValue to refresh parent as well. Try the latest development snapshot.

Ideally, the user would have to choose the date on a calendar (wxCalendarCtrl). I have seen there is a wxDateProperty, but, in the example I have, it does not use a calendar. To use the date picker control, you need to define wxPG_ALLOW_WXADV for wxPropertyGrid and all projects using it. Perhaps th...

Something like this (in the EVT_PG_CHANGED handler) worked for me (assuming that by Center you actually meant Position): wxPGId id = event.GetProperty(); if ( pProped->GetPropertyName(id) == wxT("Position") || pProped->GetPropertyName(pProped->GetPropertyParent(id)) == wxT("Position&q...

IIRC the oldest version of GCC which I used to compile wxPropertyGrid with wxPython bindings was GCC 3.4.2, so there is good chance the this problem is caused by your relatively old compiler version. However, to eliminate the possibility that the SWIG is somehow accidentally defined, add code like t...

Hi Lupus,

Looks like it occurs in the "#ifdef SWIG" section, which is reserved for the wxPython bindings. For me, it compiles just fine with both Visual C++ 7.1 and GCC 4.0 (on SUSE Linux 10.1). What version of GCC are you using?

Jaakko

For Windows XP, you could try using WS_EX_COMPOSITED, using something like this:

Hi, Why we get the validator of child control and validate the value of parent control? if ( validator && !validator->Validate((wxWindow *)this) ) This means that we pass wxFrame to the validator of text control. Actually, the argument of Validate is 'parent', which is used, for instance, wi...

priyank_bolia wrote:Also I tell you that it virtually impossible to run Windows Vista or Open Suse 10.1

FWIW, I'm running Suse Linux 10.1 in VMWare Server, and its fine after some tweaking. Though I'll probably need to check out Virtual PC too.

You know, VMWare Server is free as well, and despite its name can be used to run desktop OS basicly in the same way as with VMWare Workstation.

I think modifiying the existing code to use wxBufferedPaintDC should require lot of changes in lot of places. If you have time, can you please have a look the control and suggest where I can use the wxBufferedPaintDC ? If so, I can send my modified copy that uses mouse move event to paint the heade...

Well, assuming this is at all possible on OS X, maybe you should post your problem on wx-users mailing list, since wxMac devs don't frequent the forums.

Also, I noticed you posted about this matter on wx-dev. Wx-users is indeed more appropriate for this type of question.