On 13/05/14 07:54, Richard Faasen wrote:
I'm not sure what wrapping is exactly and I can't find any xs file
that belongs to WxPerl.
wxPerl is a Perl front-end for wxWidgets, which is written in c++.
Depending on how you installed wxPerl, the wrapping files can be in
different places:
- if you used cpan, they will be in your cpan folder, which on Linux is
a hidden directory called ~/.cpan,
- if you used svn, it will be in the subdirectory specified;
- if you used ppm, it'll be (don't know where ppm puts it's files);
Etc.
Inside those directories are a load of files which create an interface
between wxWidgets and the Perl commands.
The main ones (from memory) are XS and ext. A lot of them are generated
automatically and these will be probably be overwritten if you modify them.
The main one for cocoa seems to be (on my machine
~/Alien-wxWidgets/wxWidgets-3.0.0/src/cocoa/taskbar.mm.
It looks as though it works in the normal way (ie based on events).
See below.
Anyhow post your code and people can look at it.
Regards
Steve.
//
============================================================================
// wxTaskBarIconWindow
// Used by all implementations to forward events from the wxMenu
//
============================================================================
class wxTaskBarIconWindow: public wxWindow
{
DECLARE_EVENT_TABLE()
public:
wxTaskBarIconWindow(wxTaskBarIconCocoaImpl *taskBarIconImpl)
: wxWindow(NULL,-1)
, m_taskBarIconImpl(taskBarIconImpl)
{ wxASSERT(m_taskBarIconImpl); }
void OnMenuEvent(wxCommandEvent& event);
protected:
wxTaskBarIconCocoaImpl *m_taskBarIconImpl;
};
