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I've never used the prebuilt binaries. Can you please try to build wxWidgets from the sources yourself? With the provided VS solution files that is a trivial task. And just for the record: char* pszTmp = (const_cast<char*>((const char*)str.mb_str())); You should not use a pointer returned from wxStr...

Catch the wxEVT_LEFT_UP/DOWN mouse events and wxEVT_KEY_UP/DOWN key events.

https://docs.wxwidgets.org/trunk/classw ... event.html
https://docs.wxwidgets.org/trunk/classwx_key_event.html

I'm not aware of any changes between 3.1.2 and 3.1.3 that could explain this. And there is just too much code to read. Please try to create a minimal compilable sample that shows the problem.

I don't know if wxFileSystemWatcher works for virtual filesystems, but it might be worth a try:

https://docs.wxwidgets.org/trunk/classw ... tcher.html

Both versions are bad.

https://wiki.wxwidgets.org/Converting_e ... to_char.2A

I tried placing the panel in the whole frame, and then using that as parent. I also tried placing a tiny panel in the corner and leaving the parent set as the frame. In both cases, the controls failed to appear. I think we need to see some code now. It's hard to tell what you're doing wrong just by...

ONEEYEMAN wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 12, 2019 3:15 pm

First there is an official French section in this forums

It's locked due to low traffic.

much applications launch with the menus of application in the menu bar and no one window need to be open I don't work under OSX, but AFAIK the menu bar of a frame is moved to the menu bar on the screen under OSX. And you need a place to handle the events, so i think you need a frame. What if you ju...

Please try your html code in a "normal" wxWidgets application first. I'm sure it'll work there. I don't work under Linux, but i have a faint memory that under GTK the size of a window is only known at a later time than under Windows. Which sounds like it could be the cause for your issue. Try lookin...

You can read the table back with wxWindow::GetAcceleratorTable. But i'm not even sure if the menu shortcuts end up in that table.

Are both these code snippets in the same file?

How is MENULOADALL defined?

Is it possible that the _() macro messes the string up?

If all that doesn't help, you'll need to try to create a minimal sample that shows the issue.

wxBORDER_NONE, 0, Remove the 0. virtual bool wxWebView::Create ( wxWindow * parent, wxWindowID id, const wxString & url = wxWebViewDefaultURLStr, const wxPoint & pos = wxDefaultPosition, const wxSize & size = wxDefaultSize, long style = 0, const wxString & name = wxWebViewNameStr )

The "official" place for clean-up would be in wxThread::OnExit(). But i can't think of any reason why using the dtor could be a problem.

The "dialogs" sample doesn't use a dedicated wxAcceleratorTable. Try the "printing" sample and then try "CTRL-V" which should open a preview window.

Looks like all the wxWidgets libraries are missing in the linker settings. This is all described in the link i posted. I still recommend to build wxWidgets and the "minimal" sample that comes with it from scratch before using CodeBlocks. Then you know everything is ok on the compiler and wx side and...