wxWidgets Discussion Forum

Well. I've just done a dumb test creating a sample app from the C::B wizards and adding some controls to the frame (using wxFormBuider)... and all tooltips have been shown without problems, including checkboxes :shock: I can't understand why they aren't showed for the two apps I run before posting m...

Well I'm sure it is probably something I'm doing wrong or a setting I'm missing in codeblocks. :lol: As far as I know tooltips work fine in linux as an app I use from time to time in linux that is written in gtk does have tooltips. I'm using lots of tooltips for my controls (always with the wxT("ti...

server glx version string: 1.4 Mesa 7.0 Mesa drivers offer OpenGL support for your platform, but their performance are really poor compared to the propietary drivers for almost all graphics cards. For instance, in my openSUSE box the performance ratio is about 8:1 for 3D hardware accelerated graphi...

Hello, I'm not sure if this could work, but... what about defining a wxTimer object for your main frame and then overriding his Notify() member redrawing the window with an specified ms interval? I suppose that this should keep your controls updated even if you're moving or resizing your window. Reg...

I suppose you are "connecting" events inside the constructor of your template class (it's the better place, imho). So that, you should use the button's object name, and it seems to me that you're using another object (the parent panel, maybe?). For instance: your_button->Connect( wxEVT_COMMAND_BUTTO...

wxDev-C++ is just an IDE, and you have more alternatives out there. So that, you should ask your self about C/C++ programming, and if this language (and the wxWidgets toolkit) covers your needs. IMHO, it is not a replacement for VB, but a new a more complete world of possibilities for your apps :) R...

hntd187 wrote:(..) but I commented all the code out that had any reference to icons, or windows specific items.

It seems to me that you probably have commented too many pieces of code

Regards.

As far as I know, the executable package you have downloaded and installed is only the source code for wxMSW. You need to compile it and build your own libraries, depending on the compiler you want to use. You'll find a lot of documentation on how to do this, and you could also download packages wit...

Are you linking your project against the needed libraries?

Regards.

Drev wrote:(..) I want to have a given number of rows

DesiredRows > "GetNumberRows" ? "AppendRows" : "DeleteRows"

And how many rows? Well... Simple arithmetics.

You could also try overriding wxTimer::Notify member.
It's the way I use for rendering my OpenGL scenes and it works really fine.

Regards.

Hello, ignac. As always, this question simply requires that you spend some time trying all the tools you have discovered, and then, after some weeks, use the one that makes you feel more comfortable and covers better your needs. I'm absoulutely convinced that gnu-gcc (as compiler) + Code::Blocks (as...

(..) My selection is the Code::Blocks IDE, wxFormBuilder for building GUI and MinGW as a windows compiled I totally agree with your comments. If you love open-source tools, and need some cross-plattform developing (or not), then Code::Blocks (as IDE), wxFormBuilder (as GUI Builder) are the perfect ...

(..) as i start the project ,I select dll , unicode,and debug I've understood that if you are selecting those parameters in the C::B wizard, then it's supposed that you have built your wxWidgets libraries using SHARED=1, UNICODE=1, MONOLITHIC=0 and BUILD=debug. Isn't it? But instead of rebulding yo...

(..) How do I output a value of say (..) In spite of being off-topic in this forum, for arbitrary precission floating point numbers, you could consider the nice GMP , the GNU Multiple Precision arithmetic library, or apfloat library (a C++ high performance arbitrary precision arithmetic package, as...