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WXDLLEXPORT is for backwards compatibility. It either expands to WXEXPORT, WXIMPORT or nothing depending on if you are making a wx dll, using a wx dll or not using a wx dll respectively. Depending on the compiler/platform combination used, WXEXPORT and WXIMPORT expand to either __declspec(dllexport)...

You don't need SetToolBar( GetToolBar() ); as CreateToolBar() will do that for you. I don't see wxToolBar::Add(), where is this coming from? Do you mean AddTool()? Try removing the SetToolBar(GetToolBar()) line and see if that works, otherwise you will need to elaborate on "crashes". I'm c...

Sure, no worries. I have numerous XP environments that I use for testing.

Are you including wx.rc in your resources? If not then you need to to be able to get all of the cursors. I suspect it is trying to set a different cursor but it fails to load it from resources as you haven't compiled it in. So while it appears not to cause problems, your program would be missing som...

Try using wxFrame::SendSizeEvent()

Non-client mouse events are not supported with wxWidgets. The events should be deprecated as they are not sent under Windows. I don't know about other platforms but I'm pretty sure the same applies for GTK+.

wxFileConfig writes out to file when its destructor is called automatically. If you don't want it to do this, call DeleteAll() in your derived destructor. regManager::~regManager() { DeleteAll(); } Also you don't need a return at the end of constructors, destructors or functions returning void.

Thank you all. I will update the installation notes to reflect the changes. I guess no one uses VS6? Understandable :) As for moving this thread, I don't consider it an Announcement or a Discovery but believe it was more appropriate in the original forum I posted it in (Compiler / Linking / IDE Rela...

See here: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/wxstudio/wxIDE/parts/guidelib/include/guide/pmxmlconfig.h?rev=1.8&view=markup http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/wxstudio/wxIDE/parts/guidelib/src/pmxmlconfig.cpp?rev=1.13&view=markup It would be nice if someone could clean it up (remove the...

priyank_bolia wrote:Except for the dbgrid dll, I am able to create all.

Thanks, that's a known problem for now. What Visual Studio version did you use?

Hi, I've recently updated the workspace file (build/msw/wx.dsw) in CVS HEAD and would like to know if it now successfully builds DLL versions of wx on all Visual Studio versions. I've only got access to Visual Studio .NET 2003 and have tested that but would like to hear from users of other versions ...

It was added after 2.6.2.

It will be available in 2.6.3, due real soon now.

Do you have the minimal complete code that demonstrates this?
What wx version?

By sample code I mean the bare minimum amount of complete code that demonstrates the problem. Something I can copy, paste and compile to test. Are you sure the user doesn't have different settings? eg high contrast?

You only need to add a handler once. Add this to your App::OnInit() wxImage::AddHandler(new wxGIFHandler); Then change your OnPaint code to this: MyOnPaintFunction(wxPaintEvent& event) { wxImage Image(path, wxBITMAP_TYPE_GIF); wxBitmap Bitmap(Image); BoardDC.DrawBitmap(Bitmap, x, y, true); }