[sorry for the late answer, I was away]
> If anyone could give me some advice on this, I'd really appreciate it. I'm
> trying to load a windows system icon so that I can later draw it with
> *DC::DrawIcon.
Wich wxPerl version? I gather OS is Win32. You should always mention
OS & wxPerl version. Thanks!
> This code:
> $this->{icon} = Wx::Icon->new(wxICON_QUESTION,
> wxBITMAP_TYPE_ICO_RESOURCE);
>
> Dies with an error to saying that wxPerl cannot find the overloaded function
> (I've tried several other variations on this as well, from the wxWindows
> online docs).
Were did you find that example? To load a system icon you should use
$myapp->GetStadIcon( wxICON_XXX );
> However, if I just do:
>
> $this->{icon} = Wx::Icon->new();
> $this->{icon}->LoadFile(wxICON_QUESTION, wxBITMAP_TYPE_ICO_RESOURCE);
>
> It doesn't die.
But if you call $this->{icon}->Ok it will probably fail.
> But then when I go to draw it:
>
> sub OnPaint {
> my ($this, $event) = @_;
> my $dc = Wx::PaintDC->new($this);
> $dc->DrawIcon($this->{icon});
> }
>
> It crashes when it gets to DrawIcon.
It should also print an error that you should use
$dc->DrawIcon( $icon, $x, $y ), though. Doesn't it?
HTH
Mattia
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