Hello,
I hope you can help me again.
If I user "wxNO_BORDER", I don't get a border around my window. But there is still a small, tiny black border around the window.
Is there a chance to remove the small rectangle-border or a chance to change the colour?
Thanx,
Micha,
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Knowing the port of wxWidgets you are having this issue with would be extremely helpful for anyone wanting to help you. Might aswell include the version aswell.
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Sorry, but that is the version, not the platform. wxGTK, wxMSW, wxMac, something else? etc
Compilers: gcc-3.3.6, gcc-3.4.5, gcc-4.0.2, gcc-4.1.0 and MSVC6
OS's: Gentoo Linux, WinXP; WX: CVS HEAD
Project Manager of wxMUD - http://wxmud.sf.net/
Developer of wxGTK;
gtk+ port maintainer of OMGUI - http://www.omgui.org/
OS's: Gentoo Linux, WinXP; WX: CVS HEAD
Project Manager of wxMUD - http://wxmud.sf.net/
Developer of wxGTK;
gtk+ port maintainer of OMGUI - http://www.omgui.org/
Re:
I found this thread on google (6 years after the thread was started), and just to get back to the problem again: wxNO_BORDER is defined as wxBORDER_NONE, so I don't think that changing from wxNO_BORDER to wxBORDER_NONE was the thing that solved your problem, unless the two constants had different values back then when this thread was started. If you have figured out what it was that solved your problem, please tell me, since I'm having the same problem; I thin gray border still exists when I display the frame in fullscreen with wxFULLSCREEN_ALL. I will start a new thread about that though.
Edit: My problem was solved by setting wxNO_BORDER as style to my wxGLCanvas that I used and covered my screen.
Edit: My problem was solved by setting wxNO_BORDER as style to my wxGLCanvas that I used and covered my screen.