Hi,
what about these wxDataViewModel and companion classes ?
Is this an attempt to get a generic interface how to display
and manipulate data - regardless where the data comes from ?
If so, I am interested in it and who is working on it.
Thanks,
Lothar
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I mean who (developer) is involved with that.
I am interested in writing applications for that. If there are
no samples, I propably like to get more help with the developer
who has developed this classes.
With the developer at hand it would propably worked out a demo more fast.
Or is there any sample out ?
Regards,
Lothar
I am interested in writing applications for that. If there are
no samples, I propably like to get more help with the developer
who has developed this classes.
With the developer at hand it would propably worked out a demo more fast.
Or is there any sample out ?
Regards,
Lothar
OS: Windows 7, Mac OS X (Panther/Leopard/Snow Leopard), SuSE Linux, Debian (PPC), OpenMoko FreeRunner
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Hi,
I must disagree with that. At least with wxWidgets version 2.8.8. Some days ago I have found a dataview folder in the samples folder. But it doesn't compile per default. Therefore I have searched in the config.log for dataview.
To activate the sample, add --enable-dataviewctrl=yes
It works well under Linux (PPC). On Mac OS X the displaying of the data is a little bad and the UI behaviour is missing something compared to Linux.
Other platforms are not tested yet.
Lothar
I must disagree with that. At least with wxWidgets version 2.8.8. Some days ago I have found a dataview folder in the samples folder. But it doesn't compile per default. Therefore I have searched in the config.log for dataview.
To activate the sample, add --enable-dataviewctrl=yes
It works well under Linux (PPC). On Mac OS X the displaying of the data is a little bad and the UI behaviour is missing something compared to Linux.
Other platforms are not tested yet.
Lothar
OS: Windows 7, Mac OS X (Panther/Leopard/Snow Leopard), SuSE Linux, Debian (PPC), OpenMoko FreeRunner
Compiler: OpenWatcom, GCC
wxWidgets 2.8.x
IDE Makefile based.
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Compiler: OpenWatcom, GCC
wxWidgets 2.8.x
IDE Makefile based.
RAD My own brewed, Code generation with XSLT and DialogBlocks