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static wxGLAttributes MakeAttribs() { wxGLAttributes ret; ret.PlatformDefaults().EndList(); return ret; } arcViewport::arcViewport(wxFrame *parent) : wxGLCanvas(parent, MakeAttribs(), wxID_ANY), glCtx(this, nullptr, nullptr) { Bind(wxEVT_PAINT, &arcViewport::OnPaint, this); } The error happens ...

One way to do this using the renderer/editor division of labor. wxWidgets uses this for wxGrid, wxDataViewCtrl, and wxPropgrid. The idea is to bring up the editor (the spin control, text control, combo box, or whatever control used to edit the data) only when it is needed. That way you don't have t...

No, I'm talking about native boxes where the user can input data themselves, not wxStaticText. Just like in the Blender picture above.

Hi, Also, remember - if you are doing Windows you will limit yourself with 32K controls (windows window id limitation). Which in practice will be even less since you will have other windows, menus, dialogs, etc. wxShapeFramework might be a good choice. If not - there are others: see complete list h...

If yes, go 100% custom drawn. When using panels you're limited by their rectangular shape and you might get redraw / flicker issues. I don't need the prettiness, native doesn't really often intersect with "pretty". I simply need an intuitive UI. Going custom also means I'd have to remake ...

Here's an example: https://code.blender.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/funky_selection_theme_colors.png I've thought of a couple ways to do this: 1. Each node is a wxPanel that is absolutely positioned (even though technically wxWidgets doesn't allow overlapping panels, I had them work in all backen...

Well, ideally the editor control should stay there all the time, though it doesn't seem I can cleanly do that. I need a custom renderer as depending on the item I'd want a different control to be shown. The reason I asked for text rendering is so that I can draw a combobox with the selected text drw...

Aight, seems to be good, I'm assuming I have to draw the text separately.

Afaik the Render method in wxDataViewCustomRenderer expects you to draw items with a wxDC, while I need to add a native window (in my case, either a wxStaticText or wxComboBox).

Or, another way to think about it is that I need a permanent editor control?

Well, that's mostly a stylistic choice and isn't necessary, though it would look nice, thanks!

An idea popped into my head, can I maybe use a custom renderer with a custom column type of something like "value"?
Depending on the item something else would be rendered, but "Mode" for layers is a simple blending mode option, which can be expressed as some number.

Hmm, not sure if this can be completely made with wxDVC, as the keyframed values like "Position" and whatnot are aligned with the "Mode" column, but have a different type than "Mode" for parents.

https://helpx.adobe.com/content/dam/help/en/after-effects/using/layer-properties/_jcr_content/main-pars/image/anchor-point.png Here's an image as some visuals are necessary for something as complicated as the above. On the left we have a layer's "parameters", it's visibility, locked, solo...

Fixed, apparently I have to pass true to wxCommand's constructor as it's first argument.
It's a weird default, though.

I have a wxMenu*, a wxMenuBar* and a wxCommandProcessor, and I'm trying to submit a new command: // During initialization. menuedit->Append(wxID_UNDO); menuedit->Append(wxID_REDO); menubar->Append(menuedit, "&Edit"); cmdproc.SetEditMenu(menuedit); cmdproc.Initialize(); // When it's tim...