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1.[wxMSW 2.5.2, WinXP Pro, MinGW-3.4.0] wxCheckListBox window styles and XRC
Hi all,
I was doing a complete redesign of one of my dialogs today, and decided
on a wxCheckListBox to replace an ingenious system (*ahem*) of listboxes
and buttons to add/remove attributes for a domain entity. My first
surprise was that wxCheckList was an unknown entity, but I quickly found
out that I could've just enabled 2.4.x compatibility, so no worries there.
Once I changed it manually in the XRC file, however, I was told that
window style wxLB_SORT is unsupported by the handler. I've been looking
at the sources for a little while, and as far as I can see,
wxCheckListBox _should_ support all styles that wxListBox does, but the
handler never adds any (besides the normal window styles). Shouldn't
these styles be present in the XRC handler? I'm not sure if wxLB_SINGLE,
wxLB_MULTIPLE, and wxLB_EXTENDED make any sense for a wxCheckListBox,
but wxLB_HSCROLL, -ALWAYS_SB, -NEEDED_SB, and -SORT do make sense in my
opinion. (Although only wxLB_SORT is an option in DialogBlocks. But that
was really the style I was interested in anyway!)
Bug? Oversight?
Or have I missed the point completely?
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/Brian Riis
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2.wxTextCtrl wxHSCROLL style in conjunction with xrc resources on OS X
(using carbon)
When I try to instantiate dialogs containing wxTextCtrl objects from a
XRC ressource with the wxHSCROLL flag set, the space for an horizontal
scroll bar is set aside but it never shows up.
I found a post which states that the wxHSCROLL style should be set at
construction time on OS X. How can that be done when using XRC ressouces
or what other solutions are available?
uli
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3.xrc + contrib(to vs) && xrc::loadframe without parents
4.Font Size - XP style vs Vista style
I understand what "Use Windows XP style DPI scaling" does. I have it
checked because most programs work fine that way, while turning this off
makes them blurry.
But occasionally, a program will be way too small and/or have layout
problems. What I really want is to use the 96DPI emulation only on the
apps I specify, namely the problematic ones. With the check off, it
uses emulation on everything that doesn't specifically say otherwise in
its manifest, and nobody's done that yet.
To summarize, I want the checkmark on normally, and use the new
Vista-style scaling only when I (not the developer) specify.
How do I do that?
--John
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