Abraham Egnor wrote:
>I'm looking to create an application for which a large chunk of the UI
>is a grid control. The wxWidgets documentation for wxGrid says that
>for data that's more complex than strings (which this is) to derive a
>custom grid table class and pass it to wxGrid::SetTable. Is this
>possible in wxHaskell?
>
>
No -- at least, not yet. It is not really necessary to derive your own
table in most
cases, a special "renderer" is normally good enough. I have been
thinking with Arjan
van IJzendoorn about doing such thing to display histograms instead numbers.
Bottom line, I still have to get around implementing some wrapper code
for wxHaskell before this can be used. However, you can help me by
specifying
exactly what you need to do (offline?).
All the best,
Daan.
ps. I am on holiday till next week, so I won't reply soon.
pps. If you are a good C++/Haskell hacker, you could extend it yourself, the
wxcHtmlWindow is a good example of how to do such thing.
>Abe
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