wxWidgets Discussion Forum

yeah, there is a problem with their repositories.

Just go to build/.svn and rename or delete dir-prop-base.

then everything should work again though.

all that is saying is that you can specify UNICODE=0 if you want, or you can look at wxWidgets build configurations for more options. Note that in the new 2.9 version of wxWidgets everything is unicode, so this option is not even needed. but you can extract wxWidgets wherever you want. For example I...

well I don't use codelite so I can't help you there. But in codeblocks you can follow this tutorial: http://wiki.wxwidgets.org/Compiling_wxWidgets_with_MinGW IF you want to build wxwidgets yourself. sounds like codelite already has done that for you though. after you have your wxWidgets libraries th...

I used TDM mingw and my project directory has spaces. I think it's more of a problem that codelite doesn't know where wxWidgets is at. Note I use codeblocks and you specify this in the WX global variable if you want to try codeblocks again. you can use the wxwidgets pre-built libraries that come wit...

you should do as it says: Please use the --prefix flag (as in wx-config --prefix=C:\wxWidgets) or set the environment variable WXWIN (as in WXWIN=C:\wxWidgets) to specify where is your installation of wxWidgets. basically it can't find any part of wxWidgets and it's asking you to specify where it is...

Thanks! SVN is downloading the new stuff now. This is probably my most used library next to wxWidgets itself.

A quick search reveals that pearl actually is compiled with gcc/mingw. It's pearls requirement for the extra dll, not wxWidgets. I imagine there is an compiler option or something to make it static so you don't need extra files. I don't use pearl though so you might want to try a different forum on ...

You shouldn't have to change the libraries you link at all. Just change the search directory and add/remove that define. If your Link Libraries settings contains files with extensions on them, and/or paths your doing it wrong. you just need the file specified without that stuff. Use the Search Direc...

The growable functions are part of flexgridsizer. Because with that one the grid doesn't try to equalize the size of each field. If you want something to dynamically change size then this sizer is pretty much what you have to use. The layout your trying to achieve can be done with only 2 of these si...

flexgrid sizer's is pretty much all I ever use because you have more control over them.

you can then make your grid change with window size with the growablecols and growablerows functions.

In C::B if you set up everything correctly, you just have to change the lib search directories to the whatever link type that your trying to do and change add/remove the WXUSINGDLL define from the compiler settings and that's it. It's quite simple really. You can set up multiple build targets for th...

and there is your problem. you have not compiled wxwidgets as a monolithic dll even though you set up codeblocks to expect a monolithic dll.

and yes monolithic is easier to set up as you only link to one library.

your linking wxmsw29ud instead of libwxmsw29ud. also the .a files in the gcc_dll folders are just headers, the dll files are the actual libraries. the .a files in the gcc_lib folders are the actual libraries. but just so your aware that it appears your trying to set up your project to use a non-mono...

it's not really an C:B issue... just that this person is specifying libs wrong for the compiler. you want to add the lib name without an extension or path. so your line: C:\wxWidgets-2.9.1\lib\gcc_dll\libwxbase29ud.a is totally wrong you just need it like: libwxbase29ud you put the path to that libr...

You should look at the "dataview" sample to try it out.