RE: [wxhaskell-users] What's a DC?

[Daan L. <daa...@xs...>]

Hi David,

> I'm trying to create a grid. I've done:
> [snip]

I am not an expert on using wxWindows and have never
tried a "grid" so I can't really help you here. I have
seen a "grid overview"  in the wxWindows docs though -- maybe
that helps. (have you tried "enableGridLines" ?)

> And about cells, there is a function called "gridDrawCell", 
> who needs an object of type "DC".
> What's that? And how can i do to create one?

Read the wxWindows documentation about different objects.
(In this case: a DC is a "device context" and is used to
draw things on. You can get a DC for a window, screen or
printer for example. About "gridDrawCell" -- it seems a 
rather strange function to me to get a DC within a 
control, couldn't find any documentation about it either ...)

Hope this helps a little bit,
  -- Daan.

> 
> Thanks, and sorry about my english :)
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