wxWidgets Discussion Forum

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For a canvas, there is no such specific class, but a wxPanel will just be fine. Then construct a wxDC derived class like wxClientDC and use that for doing the actual drawing.

Hi! If I remember correctly this is pretty much the "hungarian notation" (god knows why it has that name...). True, it's a good idea to stick with it, or at least peel out the parts you like. For inserting comments -> "A word of warning agent Denton" (Sorry, playing Deus Ex again...

Hi! Some people put the definitions in a .h file, some directly in the .cpp, does this have a practical definition at all?, or is it meaningless? It depends on how lazy you are :wink: Seriously: Putting everything in one file will be just fine for very small projects, but will lead to big trouble wh...

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With a non propagating event it's a question of what window has the focus. In the minimal sample it works because there's only a frame and thus it has the focus...
Anyway: Post your code, I'm sure somebody will have a proper solution

Hi! My guess would be the event propagation level of wxKeyEvent. Since it's not derived from wxCommandEvent (which would propagate all the way up the chain) you'll have to either skip the event as Jorg recommends, or, on MSW, use a hotkey. For the second solution check wxWindow::RegisterHotKey() and...

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Not really sure but to me it seems like calling Redirect() and then calling GetErrorStream() should do exactly what you want

Hi! What exactly should I put in the .h files and what in the .cpp? In general definitions go into the header files and implementations into the cpp files. A definition is a description of a class for example. You define what members and methods a class has and wether they are public, protected or p...

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Maybe check out this resource:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~jorgb/wxFoldPanelBar.html
I'm pretty sure that's what you want

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A very easy way would be to use wxTextFile
By the way, if you're using the standard wxTextCtrl for your editor, you can use wxTextCtrl::LoadFile(), too.