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rjmyst3

Also, we've precompiled wxpropertygrid (for wx2.8 ) for windows in wxadditions at wxpack.sf.net.

It is also available precompiled for ubuntu.

rjmyst3

It might be easier for you to just install wxPack.
http://wxpack.sf.net

It is precompiled wxWidgets libraries.
It includes some 3rd-party widgets, wxPlotCtrl included.

rjmyst3

The main goal of wxPack is to provide the wxWidgets libraries pre-built. That problem is already solved on mac and linux. wxAdditions (a subset of wxPack) is a collection of contributed wxWidgets controls, and happens to include wxScintilla. wxAdditions is not available prebuilt for linux or mac, al...

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On windows, I recommend you use wxPack. http://wxpack.sourceforge.net It includes compiled wxScintilla libraries - built with both MinGW and Visual Studio. The source for that version of wxScintilla are also much improved over Otto's last release. They include a much more recent version of Scintilla...

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Alternatively, if your goal is just a working wxPlotCtrl, you can remove dropdown completely, as it is not necessary for wxPlotCtrl.

rjmyst3

If you change AppendCustomValue(wxString&) to AppendCustomValue(const wxString&) then this m_object->AppendCustomValue(event.GetString()) will work. Here's why: When you pass the result of event.GetString() to AppendCustomValue(), it is only ever a temporary object. The C++ standard does not allow a...

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I don't know all the rules with templates in this scenario. But, because "iterator" is a typedef built with the "T" type, it may help to indicate to GCC that "iterator" is a type, like this:

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typename std::list<T*>::iterator it;

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wxAuiNotebook does not support detached tabs.

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I tried installing wxformbuilder but I get an error: Dependency is not satifiable : libwxbase2.8-0 I installed the above package from Synaptics Package Manager but it still shows the same error. Same for Code::Blocks just that it is libwxgtk2.8-0. I'm sorry, I forgot about that. The currently relea...

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wxFormBuilder is included in Ubuntu Hardy (8.04) - which will be released in April. That'll probably be the easiest to install on Ubuntu. It also works quite well, although I'm a developer of it, so you'll have to take that into account when you consider my opinion. There are .debs available to ins...

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This bug is also present in wxGTK 2.8.7 on Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy) amd64.

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You can force the control to lose focus like this:

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wxFocusEvent focusEvent( wxEVT_KILL_FOCUS );
txtLicencia->ProcessEvent( focusEvent );

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just a shot in the dark, but if wxXml is using wxLog to pop that up, constructing an object of wxLogNull before calling Load() will prevent that message box.

Docs for wxLogNull:

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wxLogNull

rjmyst3

One of the reasons that wxWidgets is better than MFC, is that wxWidgets can use "sizers" to position GUI elements ("widgets"). This allow the GUI of a wxWidgets app to be flexible, such that a window can be resized, and the widgets either move or grow, it is up to the programmer. Sizers are so much ...

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The idea behind wxPack is that you do not need to build wxWidgets yourself. It is an installer for compiled libraries.

Install wxPack, open Visual Studio, run the wxWidgets wizard, click Build, click Run, be happy!

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