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I actually just had a typo in my function declaration... but it works great, thanks again.

But why doesn't WX_2_9_0_BRANCH have these dynamic events? it's a function introduced in 2.9 right?

when I compile and use the svn trunk version i get a no matching function call for Bind.

and it says I do have wxHAS_EVENT_BIND defined...

and yes I have that branch of 2.9. yeah that code is not there: /** * Name: wx/features.h * Purpose: test macros for the features which might be available in some * wxWidgets ports but not others * Author: Vadim Zeitlin * Modified by: Ryan Norton (Converted to C) * Created: 18.03.02 * RCS-ID: $Id: f...

It's not defined, I wonder why?

also I did a search for:

#define wxHAS_EVENT_BIND
and it didn't come up with anything in the 2.9 trunk, where did you find that code snippet?

I'm using TDM mingw 4.5.2 (32bit) on windows 7 64bit.

The documentation that comes with it is pretty extensive.

Plus You can use CodeBlocks project wizard to get you started. You can look at the code it generates and learn from that.

it specifically says the bind command itself is... which is a bit scary... heh...

I'm using the SVN branch of 2.9

The log says:
I've also tried to declare:

#include <wx/event.h>

I still get the same problem

then you would want to set the base of the wx global variable to:

C:\wxWidgets2.8\

you can then include files like:

#include <wx/wx.h>

#include <wx/timer.h>

etc...

if were going by what you posted before then the headers should be in:

c:\wx\wx288\include\wx\

be sure you set your wx global variable correctly in code::blocks. it won't find any files you need if you didn't. The base should be set to c:\wx\wx288 if that's where you put wxwidgets.

ok, I think I got it now except the bind command isn't working. It's telling me it's out of scope. I'm calling it in OnInit, should I not use it there? Where do you set bindings up at? my code so far is this: wxTimer* m_timer; m_timer = new wxTimer(); m_timer->SetOwner(this); Bind(wxEVT_TIMER, &...

most of wxWidgets header stuff is in the wx directory of include.

so

#include <wx/timer.h>

So I'm trying to get these 2 to work together.

I can't seem to find one example of using a wxtimer with the new bind event commands.

The wxTimerEvent also doesn't seem to have an event type assigned to it which is also throwing me off...

any help would be appreciated.

indeed, right click on your project, select build options, (or go to the project menu and select build options) and check your search directories. Also be sure you set the WX global variable to the right spot. and yes, check your wxWidgets lib folder and make sure it's even looking for the right nam...

your navigating to the directory incorrectly.

try cd\wx\wx288\build\msw

make sure that's actually where you put wxWidgets though.

well what errors are you getting? post the issuing and results of the command here.