Yes. But you can use wxStreams to replace CArchive. Yes, why not -- it's your collections after all, wxWindows doesn't really care about them. If you mean reimplementing some MFC classes in wx, then it could be a good idea but I don't think anybody is working on this. Regards, VZ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: XXXX@XXXXX.COM For additional commands, e-mail: XXXX@XXXXX.COM
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Hello! I'm using an wxFrame and want to change the wxPanel in this frame. So i tried to destroy the Old panel and create a new in this frame: p_myPanel->Destroy(); p_myPanel = NULL; p_mynewPanel = new MyPanel(this, -1); but after that there is no panel shown in the frame, only the gray backgroud. i have to resize the frame to show the new panel. how is it possible to show the new panel without resizing the frame? i have tried to Show(), Layout(), Refresh() and Update() the frame but nothing works. i'm useing wxWindows 2.4.1 with win2000. - 2. [wxGTK2 2.4.1, linux, GCC 3.3.2] wxTextCtrl problems: wrong font and no scrolling
Hi, maybe someone can help me on this topic: I use wxGTK2, and the wxTextCtrl (multiline, editable) shows some strange behaviour. 1) I set the font with SetDefaultStyle(). All text which I write to the TextCtrl with AppendText() is in this font (I need monospaced font). If I write in the TextCtrl an other font is used (which would be set if I wouln'd call SetDefaultStyle()). Same happens if I set the font with SetFont(). 2) If I write in the TextCtrl everything scrolls nicely. If I call AppendText(), the TextCtrl doesn't scroll automatically to the end. Which is not so much a problem, if ShowPosition( GetLastPosition() ) would work or ScrollLines(1) as I read in another thread. Are this bugs in wxGTK2 and are there workarounds, or do I do something wrong? BTW: wxGTK2 improved alot in the last version, at least with wxGTK2 2.4.0 my app written mainly in Windows wasn't useable and now it works very fine, except some minor problems. Good work!! thanks for any help, Werner
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Re: Newbie MFC porting questions
by vadim » Sun, 25 Jul 2004 07:09:51 GMT
Re: Newbie MFC porting questions
by theodore » Mon, 26 Jul 2004 07:48:39 GMT
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 [sm] Are there any plans for a wxMFC porting package for easing the transition away from MFC? [vz] If you mean reimplementing some MFC classes in wx, then it could be a good idea but I don't think anybody is working on this. At xMule, we have MFC wrapper classes for CString, CList, CMap, CFile, CMemFile, CStdioFile, CPtrList, virtually all of the Win32 datatypes, and probably more besides. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.2 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.**--****.com/ iD8DBQFBAubYy4tlS+M78e0RAssQAJ9Kq1akcqED7rOypCCBrdiQBiU6iwCdEY4l eQQB9wd7LRNKQmQjqmTMDdk= =JKGa -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: XXXX@XXXXX.COM For additional commands, e-mail: XXXX@XXXXX.COM
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