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Do you listen to wxIconizeEvent in your main frame? Perhaps you just need to Skip(true) the event to allow propagation to the child frames.
If that doesn't work, you could also try to manually post a wxIconizeEvent to the child frames when minimizing or maximizing your main frame.

Not sure what you mean, perhaps can be of help?

Hi leio, I do wonder which linker errors these would be - I have used gcc-4.0.x for wx work for quite some time, including quite some time before 2.6.1 came out. Aside from some warnings (excerpt) /wxGTK2.6.1-GTK2//include/wx-2.6/wx/window.h:113: warning: inline function 'virtual wxWindowList::~wxWi...

Hi, gcc 4 is a rather new compiler, and it's much stricter in regard of sloppy code. Version 2.4.2 of wx is the old stable version, superseeded by 2.6.1 (current stable). And because version 2.4.2 is rather old and discontinued, compiler warnings with gcc 4 are no surprise. I recently upgraded to gc...

Hi, when using MSVC you should set a path to %WXWIN%\include\msvc\ for including setup.h. In there is a special version of setup.h that includes the correct setup.h according to the preprocessor constants (like _UNICODE and so on). This is very useful if you change between different builds of wx (Un...

Hi,

we had some discussion of this at http://forums.wxwidgets.org/viewtopic.p ... highlight=.
The gist of it: You'll need at least wxGTK 2.6.1 (the latest atm) linked against GTK 2.4 or higher for wxSTAY_ON_TOP support on Linux.

Chris

Hi, there's /etc/profile as a global setup for most shells, but there are several problems with using that for autostarts: 1. only root writeable 2. will be executed with each shell (most users will have more than one terminal open, but autostarting should occur only once per session) I'd say the be...

Had the same problem some time back. window->Show(true); window->Maximize(false); works for me. The docs at http://www.wxwidgets.org/manuals/2.6.1/wx_wxtoplevelwindow.html#wxtoplevelwindowmaximize say this only works under Windows, but with wxGTK Show(true); is sufficient for me to bring an iconized...

Tough I'm not a MFC coder myself, a bit of googling lead me to http://hdf.ncsa.uiuc.edu/hdf4-quest.html.

HTH, Chris

#define bgSHOW_LEGEND 0x00F 0xf=%1111, better use 0x10. :wink: If you are more comfortable with decimals, try to use those: #define bgDIFFERENT_BAR_COLOUR 1 #define bgSHOW_LABELS 2 #define bgSHOW_XCOORD_LABEL 4 #define bgSHOW_YCOORD_LABEL 8 #define bgSHOW_LEGEND 16

Yeah, you can't enter binary in C/C++ (very inconvenient!). In C/C++ "%" is the modulus operator; I just wrote down the binary numbers to highlight that there are two "1"s in them.
Just convert them to hex or decimal, should be fine then.

Hi all, @KevinHook: It's not that different on Linux (compared to Windows): Either start a program at system start as a service (the user must not be root) -- same on Windows, or start with the shell (wouldn't recommend that) or start with the Desktop session (when user logs in to his prefered graph...

Hi, what you did is defining values with two and not only one bit set: bgSHOW_YCOORD_LABEL = 0x005000 = %0101000000000000 bgSHOW_LEGEND = 0x009000 = %1001000000000000 ("%" depicts binary). bgSHOW_YCOORD_LABEL & bgSHOW_LEGEND = %0001000000000000 !=0, therefore the if-statement is true. ...

Hi,

I don't think there's a platform independent way for autostarting.
For manually doing it on the Linux platforms have a look at http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Autostart_Programs.
Don't know about Mac, though.

Are you using any STL in your program? Perhaps you also need MSVCP80.DLL?