Re: [wxperl-users] Faking Events

[Bradley K. E. <bk...@bk...>]

Thanks Lucian and Daniel.

I've got the event firing now both in the minimal example I sent to the 
list as well as the "real" code I was working on.

It looks like calling SetEventObject is not necessary, but passing the 
id of the object to the Wx::CommandEvent constructor is necessary.

Thanks again,

Brad

Lucian Dragus wrote:
> In fact, I was wrong: is working with Wx::PlCommandEvent _or_ 
> Wx::CommandEvent, but you must set the Id.
> 
>> You must use the Wx::PlCommandEvent class.
>>
>>> my $event = Wx::CommandEvent->new(wxEVT_COMMAND_BUTTON_CLICKED);
>> my $event = Wx::PlCommandEvent->new(wxEVT_COMMAND_BUTTON_CLICKED,
>> $self->{button_a}->GetId);
>>
>>> $event->SetEventObject( $button );
>>> $window->GetEventHandler()->ProcessEvent($event);
>> Best regards,
>> Lucian Dragus
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