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As the listboxes are in vertical box sizers, they need a proportion > 0 to grow in the vertical direction.

Windows 7, and yes the samples work. I'm at a total loss. I can't think of any obvious reason either. I assume the event handlers work when you invoke the menu items directly? Do you have any key event handlers? Either try to reproduce the issue in a minimal sample or try stripping down your code u...

Which platform?
Did you check any of the samples that use keyboard shortcuts with "Ctrl"? E.g. the "stc" sample does.
Make a test with wx 3.x. If it works there, it means there was a bug in 2.9.5 that has been fixed by now.

wxSQLite3Statement.Bind(...) would have been the most reliable solution, no escaping necessary. Snippet taken from the wxSQLite3 sample: db.ExecuteUpdate("drop table emp;"); db.ExecuteUpdate("create table emp(empno int, empname char(20), salary double);"); tmStart = time(0); db.Begin(); wxSQLite3Sta...

I get an exception, when I execute it.

Catch the exception and print out the error message. It will tell you exactly what's wrong.

BTW: How did you convert the RTF to XML?

It's a DBF database file and there are libraries to read them.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/dbase/

I keep getting exceptions related to "msw.font.no-proof-quality".

What's the exact message and on which operation does it assert?

The application runs and works fine when runninng through IDE (CodeBlocks), but when I run it as standalone application (\bin\Release\[name].exe), the application crashes at: The most likely reasons are probably: 1) the file is not found. Check the filepath 2) you don't have write access Also, you ...

Study the "mfc" sample that comes with wxWidgets. It should be similar to what you want to do.

This works for me: wxPanel *panel = new wxPanel(this, wxID_ANY); wxFlexGridSizer *box = new wxFlexGridSizer(2,1,1); wxListBox *lb1 = new wxListBox(panel, wxID_ANY ); lb1->Append("left 1"); lb1->Append("left 2"); lb1->Append("left 3"); lb1->Append("left 4"); lb1->Append("left 5"); lb1->Append("left 6...

The advantage is that you only have one lib and you don't have to bother which ones you need and which not.

The problem with a custom wxGridRowHeaderRenderer is the scrollbar that appears if you have more columns: Which doesn't look very nice IMHO.

The second one is initially empty and therefore does not sized to have the same height.

Did you set the wxEXPAND sizer flag when adding this?

I think there are some platform/compiler combinations where this causes problems. But if it works for you, it's fine.

Hide the column header with "grid->HideColLabels();"
Then you also shouldn't need the CustomCornerHeaderProvider.

Do the lines disappear when you set EnableGridLines(false)?
That would also hide the gridlines in the grid itself, but at least we'll know where they come from.