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You probably also need a way to shut down the worker thread from the GUI thread, e.g. when the user closes the window/application. Good point, will find how to handle window/application close event. On more little question: can I start my worker thread from MyApp::OnInit() function after creating o...

Thanks, will try it. Currently I'm using std::thread. As I understand I just need to pass wxEvtHandler of my MainWindow class to the thread and call wxQueueEvent when user connected/disconnected, right?

Hello, The idea is following: I've got 2 threads, one is for UI and the second one is server which is listening for incoming connections. Once new client connected I add client's data (name and ip) to global std::vector<client>. Now I need to tell wxListCtrl to fill it's data from the vector. The sa...

Thanks, it helps.
Will now implement logic to determine if mouse inside the wxDVC

Tried to pass mouswheel event to parent control, but didn't help. But may be I'm doing something wrong. wxListViewShares::wxListViewShares(wxWindow* parent, const share_list_t& shares, const std::shared_ptr<ApplicationHelper>& appHelper, const SharesSerializer::used_shares_t& usedShares)...

Tried unbind OnMouseMove handler in the dialog - didn't help.

As a user, I expect mouse wheel events going to the focused control supporting scrolling (listctrl, textctrl...), not its top-level parent.

I expect the same...seems like wxDataViewListCtrl works in incorrect way.
Will check it tomorrow

By "stop working" I mean that it doesn't respond on mouse wheel action.
I attached parent dialog's files. But actually I don't think the problem somewhere there, because if I focus wxTextCtrl on the same dialog, then everything works ok

PB, nice point about exiting MouseMove handler without skipping the event sometimes. But It is not the reason of the issue, because I tried to comment OnMouseMove binding and it didn't help.
Regarding SelectionChange event, yes, parent control handles this event too.

wxWidgets 3.1.3, OS - windows, but I believe that on Linux will be the same behavior. I don't think that the problem is in scroll actually, because my custom control just doesn't loose the focus after I clicking outside the control. I also tried handle wxEVT_LEAVE_WINDOW by setting focus on parent w...

I've got scrollbars on my dialog. And there is custom control inside. When I focus (click inside) custom control, then scroll (inside the dialog) stops working. To make it work again I have to focus some native control (wxTextCtrl). Here is code of my custom control: class wxListViewShares : public ...

Problem was here: So I calculated the size before creating contenPanel and use correct size in it's constructor.
Thanks for helping.

Commented all Fit() calls, but it didn't help

I need to set window width depending on text's width. I tried SetClientSize and SetSize methods, but window still has the same size: MainWindow::MainWindow(wxWindow* parent, const std::shared_ptr<SharingManager>& sharingManager, const std::shared_ptr<UiAgentMasterBridge>& agentBridge) : wxCu...

Greetings, I have dialog class (derived from wxDialog) with fixed min size. The dialog class has wxCustomPanel* member (derived from wxPanel) also some collapsible panels are present on dialog. wxCustomPanel* member is used as a template type for wxScrolled<>: wxCustomPanel* wxRTSharesManagerDialog:...

Tried to implement this solution: void wxRTSharesManagerDialog::OnLeftDown(wxMouseEvent& event) { CaptureMouse(); } void wxRTSharesManagerDialog::OnLeftUp(wxMouseEvent& event) { if (HasCapture()) { ReleaseMouse(); } } void wxRTSharesManagerDialog::OnMouseMove(wxMouseEvent& event) { wxPoi...