wxWidgets Discussion Forum

Maybe you could try adding your own event handler, that would provess all events before they reach the control Thanks Auria. I'm actually doing that. It catches all the key down events and tries to change some of them. I'll check the sources though and see if I can work out what else needs to be ch...

thanks C_Bastian, I have also tried this technique, but I couldn't get that to work either :( I 'm at work at the moment, so I can't post the exact code I tried, but it was something like: wxKeyEvent keyEvent(EVT_CHAR); keyEvent.m_keyCode = WX_BACK; EmulateKeyPress(keyCode); It didn't work. I even t...

Hi all, I have a class, myTextCtrl, inheriting from wxTextCtrl. Sometimes, when the user presses Delete, I would like to change it into a Backspace instead. I am using EVT_KEY_DOWN, and I can easily prevent any Delete key events being passed onto myTextCtrl by not calling event.Skip(). That works pe...

Thanks. I take it I'll get wxFileCtrl when I switch to wxWidgets 3.0.

thanks

Hugo

How can I use wxFileCtrl? On it's documentation page, http://www.lpthe.jussieu.fr/~zeitlin/wxWidgets/docs/wxwin_wxfilectrl.html it says that it needs <wx/filectrl.h> and wxUSE_FILECTRL should be set to 1. However, I cannot find filectrl.h, and none of the files contains wxUSE_FILECTRL. I would reall...

update...

I've just discovered wxGenericFileDialog, which might be just what I need. However, I don't seem to be able to find any documentation on it, and can't get it to work.

Any ideas?

hugo

Hi all, I would like to use a file dialog in my applications. I am basically happy with the standard wxFileDialog, but I would like to add some more controls to it. One way I could do it is to totally re-create the file dialog by adding controls to a standard wxDialog, and add my own controls too. B...

Couldn't you just enable textures, disable color material, and glColor4f(1,1,1,1) ? AFAIK that should work

That's what I thought. And that's what I was doing, but now it seems to demand that too. I dunno, maybe I did something else which now requires those commands too?

hugo

Crikey! I spent hours last night tearing my code apart to work out what was the difference between your code and mine. Eventually, I think the problem came down to two different things: 1: Having two wxGlCanvases open, and trying to setup textures for the first one just after the second one had been...

Huh!

Would you adam n' believe it? It worked. Thanks mate, now I've got something to start exploring. I'll post the reason here when I've found it.

Hugo

XP Pro SP1, wx 2.8.4, VS NET 2003, NVidia Graphics

Awesome, me too!

thanks mate. I'll try this when I get home.

I assume you've tested this code, and see the texture appear on the screen? Also, what system are you using?

Can anyone modify the Cube example to add textures? I have tried, but the textures just don't show. I would be very interested to see if anyone else can do it.

BTW, I'm running Windows XP, with wx 2.8.4

Many thanks

hugo

Thanks RB, but that doesn't address the question of why wxGlCanvas doesn't seem to be displaying textures at all.

Auria,

I tried the example you suggested, but I couldn't get it to compile. I'll be honest, compilers scare the willies outta me.
I got about one million bizzare errors from gl.h, so I'm guessing the compiler settings are wrong. I used exactly the same settings as the wx cube example.

hugo