Okay, removing the language files did the trick,
Good for the start, so this is a separated issue. This is hopefully reproducable using a wx sample.
though I still get the assert. Now the program runs but there are some minor problems. For starters, the "Cancel" button on dialogs doesn't work,
That's because the event is registered on wxID_CANCEL, which is not the same as XRCID("wxID_CANCEL") although it should be.
Please set a breakpoint at contrib/src/xrc/xmlres.cpp line 1218 or so. This is XRCID_Lookup, which retrieves an id from a string. It's called from c++ runtime initialization code, to set all that EVT_xxx(XRCID("...") ) stuff. Apparently, there's some other source calling this, because there's no occurrence of XRCID("wxID_CANCEL") in pgadmin's sources.
This initializer code is called before some other code is executed, which assigns those well-known id values to the id strings (this is done in xmlres.cpp AddStdXRCID_Records). If this code is not called prior to requesting an XRCID for a well-known id string, a new id is generated (which we don't like for wxID***) and the assert mentioned will rise.
With that breakpoint set, you'll get >300 calls, which is too much to trace. You can remove all EVT_*** in any ui/*.cpp between BEGIN_EVENT_TABLE and END_EVENT_TABLE; after that, there should be no more call to to XRCID_Lookup before AddStdXRCID_Records(). Apparently on Mac there *is* an illegal call, you'll catch it hopefully like this.
and the dialog
sizes are messed up. I have attached two screenshots to show what I mean.
Obviously wxNotebook is f***ed up on mac. Could you please test this on a wx sample?
Regards, Andreas
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