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I created a tango icons DevPak a while back you can find it here http://sourceforge.net/project/showfile ... _id=198212

What operating system are you using, I guess it is 64bit.

have a check at wxScintilla (or wxSTC, which is really just a wxScintilla version shipped as part of the main wx package). Surely that is the other way round, didn't wxScintilla derive from wxSTC? :D I agree with Auria, wxSTC is the component you want, I have used this to build a couple of text edi...

Are you remembering to link the libraries in? If so you might need to adjust the link order Mingw is a bit fussy.

Try right clicking on the form, the option should be accessible from the pop-up menu.

Straight forward and printing are two words that don't mix very well. wxHTMLPrintout is your easiest option, but you don't get a huge amount of control over layout. For basic printing it is fine.

Take a look at wxTimer http://docs.wxwidgets.org/stable/wx_wxt ... ml#wxtimer
I think it will do what you want.

Hopefully I will complete the pdf and update at the same time when the final wxDev-C++ release is out. I have been holding since it will require a major rewrite.

I guess that means there are none then

Try wxCTB, should be able to find it on wxCode

I think there is an add-on wxPlot that does this, there are also a couple of other libraries whose names I can't remember at the moment, try looking on wxCode.

I created a controller class that derived from wxEventHandler this then allowed the class to recieve, create and fire events.

What operating system are you using?

There should be a makefile for GCC in the contrib build folder.

Can you start a timer when the list control has one or more items in it, then each time the timer expires check all the items in the list control and update them?