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Tell the sizer how to align the buttons using some flag of https://docs.wxwidgets.org/trunk/classwx_sizer.html#wxsizer_flags pSizer_0_0->Add(new wxButton(this, wxID_OK, L"AAA"), 0, wxALIGN_RIGHT); pSizer_0_0->Add(new wxButton(this, wxID_CANCEL, L"BBB"),1, wxALIGN_RIGHT); Notice the "0" I added to th...

Case 1 The task blocks everything, GUI included, until it's completed. Then code normally. No threads, no message-handling etc. This approach may only be user-friendly if the task finishes in less than a second. Case 2 The task blocks nothing. There are several ways. For example you may call wxYiel...

What wxWidgets can do about OpenGL can be read in the FAQ of "General Development", https://forums.wxwidgets.org/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=45552 there is an attribute to set up the stencil buffer size True. See the wx docs https://docs.wxwidgets.org/trunk/classwx_g_l_attributes.html Enabling/disabling th...

Some types use the overloaded "<<" operator:
You can find these overloads at yourwxdir/include/wx/datstrm.h

Use mybutton->SetCanFocus(false) See https://docs.wxwidgets.org/trunk/classw ... 66f1b7f3d8

You do have a path to MSYS2: sytem variables path: ....;c:\devkitPro\msys2\usr\bin;... Delete it, restart the computer and try again. And best remove leftovers of previous tries (this is what "clean" at the end of 'ming32-make' is supposed to do). If you don't plan to build wx many times, and will b...

This is an old discussion. See https://trac.wxwidgets.org/ticket/16193 Some resume on it: There are three steps to go: a) Creating a gl-contex, which needs a "window" (in X11 this means a "drawable", not necessary a physical window). b) Setting the context as current. This is the point in discussion...

If the pyramid sample works for you I guess your issue is related to libraries linked. To find how pyramid gets compiled add >buildlog.txt >2&1 at the end of your command line ( x86_64-w64-mingw32-c++.exe -f makefile.gcc ...). Then, "buildlog.txt" will show the included dirs and linked libs. It seem...

Mick P : ...they are expressly NOT using wxGLContext. Therefor, it seems logical to also not use wxGLCanvas... Please, stop adding confusion. The OP has problems with ' creating a openGL context in wxWidgets ', and some people (like me) are trying to help. To use OpenGL you need: 1) Create a window...

I get an error about some assert triggered on "tempcontext" inside wxglcanvas If you look inside msw/glcanvas.cpp this is a temporary context used internally to get a pointer to wglCreateContextAttribsARB needed for OpenGL > 2.1 Having a error there means there's something wrong and weird with your...

wxWidgets takes care only of OS-dependant OpenGL stuff. This includes display attributes, gl context, and swapbuffers calls. The rest (all of OpenGL API) is not a wxWidgets goal. So, the OGL samples that wx provides are there just to show how to deal with those matters. If they would show complex OG...

MickP, I see a lot of complains from you, never with enough code (or even worst: no code at all) that justifies your issues. That's not good if you want to get help. People may try to guess, or may try to correct some wrong comments. but that's all. Most of people will skip to other questions where ...

This is not the forum to ask about OpenGL (appart from the basic that wxWidgets offers).
Better try at https://community.khronos.org/c/opengl-general, stackoverflow, etc.

For your issue: You can use more triangles to define a surface, so more "normals". There are more ways, but harder to understand.

Perhaps you want a wxDialog instead of a wxFrame.

You don't post any code, so I can only guess about your issues using the few and hidden clues you give. I have a very simple system that spawns some windows that use the wxGLCanvas class only to paint their bodies. They have a few handlers for input and Size/Move events. This works for MSW. Under GT...