Hi James,
Thank you for your attempt at developing a style for describing the widgets.
I havn¹t spent any real time on this, but what you¹ve provided below looks
very reasonable to me.
I do have a small critique, however, if I may. Since the book is aimed at
introductory wxPerl programming, the use of ³$self->{radiobox}² seems a
little frightening. Personally, I would prefer a simpler syntax like,
my $radiobox = Wx::RadioBox->new( $parent, ... );
Kind Regards,
Ron.
On 19/01/16 6:10 AM, "James Lynes" <jmlyne...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ron & Steve:
>
> Here's an initial shot at a format for documenting a widget. As I remember the
> wxWidgets 2.8 pdf documentation was 2500+ pages, so we need to not get overly
> ambitious. I have no idea if all of the Member Functions that are listed in
> the wxWidgets HTML docs are actually wrapped.
>
> In the example below, it is assumed that $self is the parent frame created
> elsewhere in the app.
>
> Comments/additions? Everyone's coding style will probably vary.
>
> James
>
>
> wxRadioBox (A wxControl)
> --------------------------------------
> Usage
> ---------
> my @boxes = qw(One Two Three Four Five);
> my $cols = 3;
> $self->{radiobox} = Wx::RadioBox->new($self, wxID_ANY,
> "RadioBox", wxDefaultPosition, wxDefaultSize,
> \@boxes, $cols, wxRA_SPECIFY_COLS);
> $self->{selection} = $self->{radiobox}->GetStringSelection;
>
> Styles
> ---------
> wxRA_SPECIFY_ROWS, wxRA_SPECIFY_COLS
>
> Events
> ----------
> EVT_RADIOBOX
>
> Member Functions
> --------------------------
> Enable, FindString, GetColumnCount, GetItemFromPoint,
> GetItemHelpText, GetItemToolTip, GetRowCount, IsItemEnabled,
> IsItemShown, SetItemHelpText, SetItemToolTip, SetSelection,
> Show, GetCount, GetString, SetString, GetSelection, GetStringSelection
>
> Notes
> --------
> Item numbers start at 0.
> The first item in the @boxes list is the default selection.
>
> On Mon, Jan 18, 2016 at 10:19 AM, Steve Cookson - gmail
> <steveco.1...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Ron,
>>
>> Thanks for this.
>>
>>
>> On 17/01/16 12:53, Ron Grunwald wrote:
>>
>>
>>>
>>> 1. Introduction to GUI programming and wxPerl
>>> 2. The wxPerl widgets (currently worked on in the design doc.)
>>> 3. Geometry management in wxPerl (to be worked on next in the design doc.)
>>> 4. Event handling in wxPerl
>>> 5. Advanced Topics
>>> 6.
>>>
>>>
>> Is Geometry Management the same as layout? If so I had to do a double take
>> to work out what it meant.
>>
>> Maybe we should also have something about platforms and installation, which
>> is always a joy! It could be an appendix if you wanted, so that the flow of
>> the chapters was not disrupted.
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Steve.
>>
>
>
