<replying to the list>
> Hi Mattia,
> Here's the example that I promised. It's as simple as I can get
> it. It's basically a skeleton of my app, but shows some odd behavior.
> I was able to get around some of the crashing. I think that I needed
to
> pay more attention to what ID's I was using. But I don't really know
> much about what the ID's actually do, so I'm giving most of my stuff
> unique ID's.
They are just IDs ( identifiers ); in wxPerl you rarely need
explicit identifires ( i.e. passing an id != -1 ), but in wxWindows
( C++ ) you can't do without them ( OK, you _could_ do, but it would
be impratical )
> Anyhow, the problems I'm getting with this code exist in the
> TextCTRL and the Listbox. If you go to "file" "new" and create a
bunch
> of tabs and compare the Listboxes on each tab, they have different
> properties, ranging from text boldness to the order in which things
were
> inserted into the Listbox. Also, you'll note that in some Listbox's
the
> "wxLB_EXTENDED" feature works and on some it doesn't. All the
Listbox's
> on each tab *should* be the same from what I can see, since they're
all
> created with the same "constructor". The problem with the TextCTRL at
> the bottem only *seems* to exist on windows xp as it doesn't show up
> that I can remember on my win2k machine. On XP, the default text
shows
> up as *'s and not the actual text.
I had it on 2k, too, the problem is that you need to
combine flags using '|', not passing a list of them; i.e.
you do [wxLB_NEEDED_SB, wxLB_EXTENDED], but you must
do wxLB_NEEDED_SB|wxLB_EXTENDED
Regards
Mattia
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