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[wxperl-users] Perl 5.8

[Graciliano M. P. \(V. Sites\) <gm...@vi...>]

Mattia,

   I have compiled wxPerl with Perl v5.8 and every thing are OK.

  One quetion, how can I get the type of a $object. For example, to create a
frame we can past a parent of type Wx::Window. How I can chek if the object
of the parent are Wx::Window before send to the frame?! In wxWindows I can
do something like this:

bool tmp = obj->IsKindOf(CLASSINFO(wxFrame));

... but the function IsKindOf wasn't found in wxPerl.

Graciliano M. P.

RE: [wxperl-users] Perl 5.8

[Marc M. A. <mm...@Do...>]

You might try ref() or in other contexts UNIVERSAL::isa().  These work with
the Perl types, not the wxWindow types, but should be sufficient for most
uses.

mma

> -----Original Message-----
> From: wxp...@li...
> [mailto:wxp...@li...]On Behalf Of Graciliano
> M. P. (Virtua Sites)
> Sent: Friday, July 19, 2002 4:34 PM
> To: wxp...@li...; Mattia Barbon
> Subject: [wxperl-users] Perl 5.8
>
>
> Mattia,
>
>    I have compiled wxPerl with Perl v5.8 and every thing are OK.
>
>   One quetion, how can I get the type of a $object. For example,
> to create a
> frame we can past a parent of type Wx::Window. How I can chek if
> the object
> of the parent are Wx::Window before send to the frame?! In wxWindows I can
> do something like this:
>
> bool tmp = obj->IsKindOf(CLASSINFO(wxFrame));
>
> ... but the function IsKindOf wasn't found in wxPerl.
>
> Graciliano M. P.
>
>
>
>
>
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