Hi Mark,
Thanks very much for this. This event structure looks intuitively right. I
need to work out how to implement it.
There is no intention that the second click of a double should negate a
preceding single click. A double click is a more forceful single click, or
if you like, the click
Hi James,
I want to enter a time of day value such as ##:## and ensure the colon
was entered.
I'd live to hear if you manage to do this.
2. I have tried a number of regex strings:
(\d+) allows entry of numbers
(:) allows entry of colons
(\d+:)
Hi Dave,
So if I have a dialog invoked with ShowModal() and an event comes along
that wants to create a new frame, how can I enable the new frame to
receive events?
I've never had a problem with this. I have dialogues within dialogues
within dialogues, maybe seven or eight layers deep.
Yes, down for me too.
-Original Message-
From: Erik Colson [mailto:e...@ecocode.net]
Sent: 14 February 2013 06:50
To: wxperl-users@perl.org
Subject: wiki ?
Hi,
Following the title on #wxperl (irc), the wiki should be at
wiki.wxperl.nl.
However that doesn't seem to work on my laptop..
Hi Dave,
There is Wx::ComboCtrl
(http://docs.wxwidgets.org/2.8.12/wx_wxcomboctrl.html#wxcomboctrl)
with
Wx::ComboPopup
(http://docs.wxwidgets.org/2.8.12/wx_wxcombopopup.html#wxcombopopup)
Which gives you a custom pop-up window for what is essentially a ComboBox.
I'm pretty sure it's in the
Hi James,
Here's what I have working for a custom dialog with a text validator.
Probably a cleaner way to do some of it, but one step at a time. :)
It's cool, sadly, I don't think you can do any more with validator.
You should be able to do most of your layout with sizers. I'm afraid they
Hi Dave,
On 02/15/13 20:59, Mark Dootson wrote:
On 15/02/2013 19:59, Dave Hayes wrote:
1) Apparently Wx::ComboCtrl does not respect or use wxTE_PROCESS_TAB.
Why?
That's a decision of wxWidgets designers / maintainers. It seems
sensible to me as a combo box that captures tab key presses
The key event I use is EVT_TEXT. (Maybe I should use EVT_CHAR?
Anyone?)
In the case of autocompletion, I'd say EVT_CHAR is the best choice. You
want to deal interactively with user input, not with programmatic
changes of the field contents.
Hi Johan,
Ok, I've just tried this. EVT_CHAR seems
In the case of autocompletion, I'd say EVT_CHAR is the best choice. You
want to deal interactively with user input, not with programmatic
changes of the field contents.
Actually, thinking more about it, if I press the clear button, I *do* want
the field to reset programmatically, so maybe
Hi Johan,
Au contraire... This is from one of my OnChar handlers:
Oh crikey!
Well I think EVT_TEXT is the one for me. Really I wouldn't
call myself a programmer's programmer, more of a functional
programmer. I like my stuff to look good and work well, but
I think I'd really have to stop and
Hi Ian,
If nobody knows the answer, I suggest you try:
wx-us...@googlegroups.com
Regards
Steve.
-Original Message-
From: Ian Macdonald [mailto:ickp...@gmail.com]
Sent: 17 February 2013 22:39
To: wxperl-users@perl.org
Subject: Does wxTextCtrl have a limit of 233639 chars
Hi Johan,
1. Use CitrusPerl
Do you use Citrus Perl on Linux too? I don't because there is already a
Perl there.
So I use a manual install on Linux, but Citrus on Windows.
So Linux is where I use tricks and stuff.
More to come on this.
Regards
Steve.
Rule of thumb
is to let system Perl be for the system components that use Perl, and
use it only for trivial things.
For anything else, use your own Perl.
So how do you call it?
If perl foo.pl calls the system perl, how do you call Citrus?
Do you rename it, or give a fully resolved path
You can use the standard build tools from Citrus. On Windows, you'll
need to install Mingcc; this is easily accomplished by using
citrusutils.
Thanks, Johan,
Ok, I'll have a go today.
If it paves the way for Cava Packager, it would make life much easier.
Regards
Steve
Hi Mark,
Thanks for that. I'll put it down under 'user training'!
Regards
Steve
-Original Message-
From: Mark Dootson [mailto:mark.doot...@znix.com]
Sent: 02 April 2013 10:36
To: wxperl-users@perl.org
Subject: Re: Wx::DatePickerCtrl display issue.
Hi,
This is just an implementation
So in fact there are two separate name spaces, not two hierarchical ones.
It's not:
{
use Wx 0.15 qw[:allclasses];
use strict;
{
package appointments;
use Wx qw[:everything];
use base qw(Wx::Dialog);
use strict;
}
}
Really, it's
Oops, forgot to copy list:
Well from my own experience decoding and display are not always consistent.
You MUST use a decode function before you display any utf8, whether it
displays right or not, otherwise will have problems on other platforms. Eg
when I ported from Linux to Windows, some utf8
Solution - your conversion of external data should be
my $string = decode($encoding, $binary);
utf8::upgrade($string);
This should be platform independent and work - always. Perl's string
functions should all work OK on $string.
So you are saying that if I change
$var =
Hi Guys,
Well, this morning I'm inclined to agree that this ought to be the case.
At least for:
$orig = readline($datafile);
$line = decode( 'UTF-8', $orig );
$w = Wx::StaticText-new( ... );
$w-SetLabel($line);
On the other hand I'm reluctant to introduce something that I'm certain
Eg if ($event-GetEventType == wxEVT_COMMAND_BUTTON_CLICKED) {
Do some stuff.
}
_
From: Helen Craigman [mailto:ga0...@gmail.com]
Sent: 25 May 2013 17:55
To: wxperl-users
Subject: How to find the event type in wxPerl?
Dear wxPerl experts
In wxPython, you can find an event type
Hi Mark,
I've tested wxWidgets 2.9.4 and wxWidgets 2.8.12 on Fedora 17 32 bit.
I'm Kubuntu 12.04.LTS, 2.8.11
Hmm... Can't see the wxPerl version number. How do I retrieve it?
Thanks
Steve
On 11/06/2013 15:01, Steve Cookson wrote:
Hi Guys,
We've got a little glitch here which at first
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