Re: How to get the time_t value from a Wx::DateTime

2015-01-02 Thread Steve Cookson - gmail
Ah, I didn't check the header file. I just looked at the main file. On 02/01/15 17:30, James Lynes wrote: For my own education, is this a problem of version? I ask because on my 3.0.1 system, I spent some time last night digging around and in wx/datetime.h I found:

Re: How to get the time_t value from a Wx::DateTime

2015-01-02 Thread James Lynes
For my own education, is this a problem of version? I ask because on my 3.0.1 system, I spent some time last night digging around and in wx/datetime.h I found: GetTicks() return (time_t)((m_time/(long)TIME_T_FACTOR.ToLong()) + WX_TIME_BASE_OFFSET where m_time is the internal representati

Re: How to get the time_t value from a Wx::DateTime

2015-01-02 Thread Steve Cookson - gmail
Hi Dave, GetTicks() returns the number of seconds since the start of 1970. It seems to be the same as GetTimeNow, but as you say, neither seem to be wrapped. However, Perl is so rich in various functions and as you don't seem to need any particular GUI control, I suggest you use something fr

[rt.cpan.org #101249] wxMenuItem::SetBitmap() not available on OSX

2015-01-02 Thread Alessandro Ranellucci via RT
Fri Jan 02 08:24:04 2015: Request 101249 was acted upon. Transaction: Ticket created by AAR Queue: Wx Subject: wxMenuItem::SetBitmap() not available on OSX Broken in: (no value) Severity: (no value) Owner: Nobody Requestors: a...@cpan.org Status: new Ticket https: