Seems pretty perfect, I'll give it a shot.rakeshthp wrote:Probably you can write your own class inheriting from wxBusyInfo
http://docs.wxwidgets.org/2.8/wx_wxbusyinfo.html
Hope that helps
Regards
Thanks!
Seems pretty perfect, I'll give it a shot.rakeshthp wrote:Probably you can write your own class inheriting from wxBusyInfo
http://docs.wxwidgets.org/2.8/wx_wxbusyinfo.html
Hope that helps
Regards
Thanks! Even if not elegant, it's something. Before I had nothing. That's an infinite improvementdoublemax wrote:There is no easy/elegant way to do this. You can try catching the first idle event or use a one-shot timer.
http://docs.wxwidgets.org/trunk/classwx_idle_event.html
Seems like the way to go. Thanks!doublemax wrote:I personally don't think it's that important to be able to switch the language at runtime, because a user normally does it only once. So i just ask the user to restart after he changed the language.
That does it .. thanksYouka wrote:Border Colors