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From: Joakim V. <jo...@ve...> - 2004-03-26 09:59:26
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Patrick Earl wrote:
>On Thursday 25 March 2004 13:49, joakim verona wrote:
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>> dialog.Attach("scale", &scale);
>> dialog.Attach("clockDelay", &clockDelay);
>> dialog.Attach("repeat", &repeat);
>>
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>I implemented int* versions of the Attach methods. I also added
>support for wxSlider. I didn't test any the recent changes, so it
>may not work. I really need to head to bed.
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cool.
>Another possibility is adding Attach methods like this:
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> Attach(wxString name, double *ptr, double divisor);
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>When the values come out of the slider it automatically performs the
>division for you. The sliders could be phrased in terms of percent
>or something like that. The XRC resource controls the range and
>labels on the slider.
>
>Another possibility would be implementing our own double capable
>sliders. Probably wouldn't be too hard, but not a trivial task
>either.
>
>
Well, there are a couple of "double" capable controls in the jazz gui,
so we should figure out something to use at all such places.
What would be useful is a combination of string entry box and
a slider(or knob).
Is it difficult to create your own widget in wxwidgets?
or do I just subclass and instantiate 2 components within + glue logic,
and voila new component like in "Swing"(or whatever modern toolkit)?
How would the new component interface with wxwidgets gui builders like
xrced or wxDesigner?
Cheers,
Joakim
> Patrick
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