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QUESTION
I'm using Arch Linux and working on a project using wxgtk3
which I installed from pacman
, I also installed wxformbuilder
from the AUR
which pulls in wxgtk2
as a dependency. When I try to build my program, it builds fine, but when I try to run it, it throws a huge error message,
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-20 at 22:45You can specify version for your dependency as:
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a GUI for youtube-dl
I used wxFormBuilder to make the GUI layout and then went in to code in another script by importing the code generated by wxFormBuilder. the GUI works right but I cant get the index of the values I select from the drop down menu.
This is the section of the code that defines the properties of the combobox
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-12 at 11:48The errror is that when you get the selection you do this:
QUESTION
I am a novice in C++ and wxWidgets, and use wxFormBuilder to help me create the GUI.
I like the idea to put similar functions together in 1 module, which means that my apps have multiple modules. One of the modules is for the GUI (it now contains code for the main Frame (with only a menu and taskbar) and a Panel (with 2 StaticText controls and a button). The button increments a counter and the value is shown in one of the StaticTexts on the Panel.
Sofar so good. (compiles without errors) I can make the Panel show/Hide, but I seem to miss an essential piece of knowledge to make the Panel button work. The ways I tried are all similar to the way the Main module is coded, but that is not working.
I understand how it works with GUI class elements in the same file. However, I like to keep all GUI code in one module (GUIFrame.h/.cpp), and all the 'function' code in e.g. the Panel module (MyPanel.h/.cpp).
Just because I am not sure where I make my mistake, I present all code in this post. My aplologies if it is too much.
Hopefully someone can help me bridge my gap in knowledge about this way of working.
Regards, Ruud
=== GUIFrame.h
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-25 at 12:41You define your event handler in your derived class MyPanel, but you never create and instance of it. The line
QUESTION
I am trying to make a simple program to drop files on a list using C++ with a (wxWidgets) wxListCtrl.
- Tools I use: Code::Blocks 20.03, MinGW 17.1, wxWidgets 3.1.3, wxFormBuilder 3.9.0.
- OS: Windows 10 Pro.
I tried the following: (in a function SetupGUI() which is called in the DnD_SimpleFrame class constructor.)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-01 at 11:09If you carefully look at the error message:
QUESTION
I have a dialog box I want to only exist once, as two different classes (MainFrame, which can open it outright, and Wizard, which can open it with settings brought in from the wizard itself) have to access it at any given time. Ideally, I would like the user to be able to open the dialog with the Wizard, with everything filled out, then close it. If they need to change settings, they should be able to open it with the MainFrame and edit it there.
The way I have it implemented currently has two different instances of the dialog box. If it's opened from the MainFrame after the Wizard, the Mainframe one will have default values, while the Wizard one can also be open with values from the wizard.
I tried implementing singleton design pattern following this but attempting to open the Wizard or the dialog itself causes it to give an xC0000005 error.
MainFrame has access to both the Wizard and Dialog headers, and the Dialog has access to the Wizard header for the function that passes data from the Wizard to the Dialog (with Dialog forward-declared in Wizard's header).
I'm really not sure of the way to go forward with this, but any help is appreciated. I can give code on my implementation if necessary.
Edit: Didn't do much outside of the linked URL, but it is developed on wxWidgets if that makes any difference. Here's relevant code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-12 at 20:56Three (immediate) issues with this code:
Your
Dialog::Dialog(WxWindow*)
constructor is public, which sends mixed signals about the nature of your singleton object. While not directly responsible for crashing or hanging, you're exposing your class to improper use that may violate the singleton contract (and thus indirectly cause crashes, hangs, or worse: silent errors) when The Next Guy (which might be you in a month) tries to maintain this code.You're not checking for the existence of an already instantiated
Dialog
in yourDialog::GetInstance()
function. You should have
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-27 at 02:08m_textCtrl1
is a wxTextCtrl
, which has a GetValue()
method that returns a wxString
, which in turn has a ToStdString()
for converting to a std::string
:
QUESTION
I am wondering if it is possible to insert a pdf document in a wxFormBuilder project or I have to do that manually by changing code in wxwidgets project. As I saw, it is possible to do that for image formats (bmp,png,jpg, ... , for example by inserting a file_path of a image in wxScrolledWindow), but I was not able to find similar option for pdf documents both on web and in wxFormBuilder itself.
Thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-05 at 23:02No, there is no built-in PDF renderer in wxWidgets.
QUESTION
Say, I have two files demo.py
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-27 at 04:18You can solve the basic problem by removing the indent:
QUESTION
I want to include the wx library in my c++ program but following the given default instruction don't include the library in Visual Studio 2019
I tried (quoting from the instruction install.md
):
Open a "Visual Studio Command Prompt"
Change directory to \%WXWIN\%\build\msw and type
...
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-27 at 13:36It's generally a good idea to read documentation when trying to use new software. In this case, the relevant documentation is in the file docs/msw/install.md (or install.txt
in earlier wxWidgets versions) and its "Building Applications Using wxWidgets" section contains the information that you need.
QUESTION
I have a table that displays Job details in a window created with wxFormBuilder. The table has a financials column labelled Finance that contains a comboBox (SetCellEditor) in each row (record).
The comboBox holds the values from the array
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-22 at 16:41SetCellEditor
has no return value, so there is nothing there to use to call Bind
. Instead you should use self.jobNumberGrid
to bind the event handler. It will be called for any cell value change, but you can get the row,col of the changed cell and then either ignore it, or call self.onFinanceChange
based on which column the event is coming from.
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