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Use Destroy() for manually deleting controls. However, if you destroy the dialog then all the controls in the dialog will get destroyed automatically (so there's no need to manually destroy them).

OT: Please remove your animated avatar and replace it with something else. It's very annoying to see it repeatedly and it distracts the user from the text. Thanks!

I think your idea sounds interesting as currently announcements (and such) don't really get that much attention. Unfortunately, I've never even used Twitter so I can't help with the implementation.

Erdirck wrote:ah, ok, thanks :)

Please mark the thread as "Accepted" if one the posts helped to solve your problem.

wxWindow is a base class so it's not intended to be used directly. wxPanel can be used to place other controls. Have you checked the "splitter" sample in the "samples" folder (there are also many other useful samples there)?

You can set the propagation level by modifying wxEvent::m_propagationLevel.

HTH

Try looking at the built-in art providers for some tips.

HTH

Please put your big signature image as your avatar and use the signature for the important information like your OS and wx version (rule 6). Thanks!

Please post to correct forum sections in the future. There's the "Compiler / Linking / IDE Related" for linking errors.

Thanks!

dheerajpatni wrote:download "mingwm10.dll" from the net and put it to "c:\\windows" folder.

What will that help when using VC++ 2005?

I don't think that's possible.

fredrum wrote:But how do I trigger that? Say I select a blabla.avi, how do I detect that and trigger the .avi specific set of options?
But if he picks a .mpg I want to have some other options?

AFAIK, there's a no way to detect the selection event in a wx-specific way.

wx-2.9.0 supports custom controls in wxFileDialog.

raz8526 wrote:why not move it to the wxCode section since its database related

Well, mainly because it seems your problem is simply caused by the fact that the SQL syntax isn't clear to you. I forgot that there's the new "Database Related" subforum. In the future that can be used for topics like this.

What does wxProcess::Kill return when you call it?