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RE: [wxperl-users] Feature requests

[Simon F. <sim...@bb...>]

Hi Jouke

I think you can impliment your own FileSystemHandler in Perl.

It's as simple as writing a class that inherits from
Wx::FileSystemHandler, and then doing: Wx::FileSystem->AddHandler( new
MyFSHandler). It would be relatively easy to add a custom handler that
mimics wxMemoryFSHandler.

I'm not saying you *should* do it that way, only that I think it's
possible.

Simon


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jouke Visser [mailto:jo...@pv...]
> Sent: 25 October 2002 11:28
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> Subject: [wxperl-users] Feature requests
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> Mattia, I have a few requests for wxWindows classes to wrap in wxPerl:
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> 1. Could you wrap Wx::Wave in wxPerl? It would provide a nice=20
> multi-platform .wav player. There is no Perl module on CPAN that can=20
> play .wav files on Windows *and* linux using the same interface yet.
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> 2. I was playing with Wx::EvtHandler and the Disconnect method only=20
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> eventtype)) would be much easier to use. Could you allow this?
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> 3. Is there a possibility to wrap Wx::AutomationObject in the windows=20
> version of wxPerl? That would allow me to discard Win32::OLE=20
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Re: [wxperl-users] Feature requests

[Jouke V. <jo...@pv...>]

Hi Simon,

Yeah sure, that's surely possible. In fact, I've already written my own 
FSHandler, although you have to inherit from Wx::PlFileSystemHandler 
instead of Wx::FileSystemHandler, but that's a minor detail.

I just don't want to re-invent the wheel that's already present in 
wxWindows itself...

Jouke

Simon Flack wrote:

>Hi Jouke
>
>I think you can impliment your own FileSystemHandler in Perl.
>
>It's as simple as writing a class that inherits from
>Wx::FileSystemHandler, and then doing: Wx::FileSystem->AddHandler( new
>MyFSHandler). It would be relatively easy to add a custom handler that
>mimics wxMemoryFSHandler.
>
>I'm not saying you *should* do it that way, only that I think it's
>possible.
>
>Simon
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Jouke Visser [mailto:jo...@pv...]
>>Sent: 25 October 2002 11:28
>>To: wxp...@li...
>>Subject: [wxperl-users] Feature requests
>>
>>
>>Hi,
>>
>>Mattia, I have a few requests for wxWindows classes to wrap in wxPerl:
>>
>>1. Could you wrap Wx::Wave in wxPerl? It would provide a nice 
>>multi-platform .wav player. There is no Perl module on CPAN that can 
>>play .wav files on Windows *and* linux using the same interface yet.
>>
>>2. I was playing with Wx::EvtHandler and the Disconnect method only 
>>allowed me to use the second form, using the 'lastid' 
>>parameter. I have 
>>no clue what I should fill in there, and using the default -1 didn't 
>>work. I think the first form of Disconnect ($handler->Disconnect(id, 
>>eventtype)) would be much easier to use. Could you allow this?
>>
>>3. Is there a possibility to wrap Wx::AutomationObject in the windows 
>>version of wxPerl? That would allow me to discard Win32::OLE 
>>as an extra 
>>module to use in my programs.
>>
>>4. The same goes for Wx::DllLoader, which would prevent me from using 
>>Win32::API
>>
>>5. One very important feature request for me personally would 
>>be to wrap 
>>Wx::MemoryFSHandler. In the wxPerl 0.12 documentation you state that 
>>this class is not implemented, however from the demo.pl and 
>>from my own 
>>experience I know that Wx::ZipFSHandler and 
>>Wx::InternetFSHanderl *are* 
>>implemented. I presume the documentation is right and that the 
>>MemoryFSHandler is *not* currently implemented, which is something I 
>>can't see why.
>>
>>-- 
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