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I have created an application that has a ShellFromFBFrame inheriting from wxFrame window.

The App object is defined as follows:

I'm new to wxWidgets and I wanted to make a simple GUI application (on ubuntu) for reference.

I created a simple window, added some buttons and in a button event handler I want to update a wxStaticText object's text on screen to indicate which button has been pressed.

However when I call the SetLabel or SetLabelText functions that wxStaticText inherits, then I get a segmentation fault.

Maybe I'm missing something and wxStaticText is just not able to have their label set and I need another control. But I couldn't find anything like that in the class list.

I'm using wxWidgets 3.1.4 from the codelite repositories.

MainFrame.cpp

I am currently writing a mine-sweeper program. There is a function which is connected to a menu. When users click on the menu of "Level", the program will show a submenu of several different levels (which means a different number of blocks). I have only defined "SetNovice" function now but found an issue that the mines won't be randomly distributed again as what constructor does(which is binding the buttons with "ButtonOnClicked" function to set the mines).

In SetNovice, I first call "RemoveChild()" function to remove btn on the GUIPanel, then delete the array "MineField", and then create btn and MineField again as what constructor does, nut the mines are just not there. The mines should be set when calling "ButtonOnClicked" function. As I wrote in SetNovice when creating btn, I did "Bind" btn to ButtonOnClicked, but no mines are set.

The program is supposed to randomly reset the mines when SetNovice is invoked, but it turns out not doing so. Why?

"MineField" is an array of integers in which "-1" is where mines are. But I'm not sure why in "SetNovice" function when I try to remove the original MineField to resize to a new one, the function to which buttons are bound to won't set the mines.

Below is my GUIWindow.h

I am learning gui programming with WxSmith in CodeBlock IDE. I created a sample project with following steps

1. Crete a WxSmith project with WxSmith version 3.0
2. Add a box sizer with 3 columns to the default main frame of the project
3. add 2 buttons and 1 panel to each columns
4. add WxBoxSizer to the panel
5. Build the project and run, build was successful but generate a run time error.

with GDB, I'm getting following error. Starting program: /home/dwft78/Documents/Applications/TEST/bin/Debug/TEST [Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled] Using host libthread_db library "/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libthread_db.so.1".

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

I am attempting to compile a basic wxWidgets (wxWidgets version 3.1.3) Hello World app with CLion and the MSVC (Visual Studio 2017 Community edition) compiler toolchain.

Using pre-compiled binaries available at https://www.wxwidgets.org/downloads/. See the first Download Windows Binaries button under Latest Development Release: 3.1.3. I am using the 64 bit version of the binaries.

Followed the instructions at https://www.wxwidgets.org/blog/2012/08/how-to-use-294-wxmsw-binaries/ on how to use the binaries.

Followed the instructions at https://www.jetbrains.com/help/clion/quick-tutorial-on-configuring-clion-on-windows.html#MSVC on how to set up CLion 20.04 to use a MSVC compiler. Architecture set to amd64, no Platform.

Hello World code, commented is what the wxIMPLEMENT_APP(MyApp) macro ultimately expands to:

When attempting to build the wxWidgets (3.0.5) library with MinGW-W64 (x86-64) GCC 8.1.0, I get the following output:

my GUIFrame has a Panel function, firstof alli wanna expand DataView window, but when i add wxSize to wxDataViewListCtrl* listctrl = new wxDataViewListCtrl(this, -1, wxDefaultPosition, wxSize(350, 600)) then just Panel change and Dataview is not change;

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I wanna ask how to change the wxDataViewListCtrl fit to wxPanel.

So, I was trying to compile hello world example provided by wxWidgets but was unsuccessful in doing so. I will explain what I have done step by step to the current point where I am stuck.

1. First of all, my compiler of choice is MinGw-w64, and since wxWidgets advise to build their library from source (downloaded from wxWidgets download), I decided to do so using CMake.
2. I created a directory called cmake inside the root directory of wxWidgets (in my case: C:\C++\wxWidgets-3.1.3). Also I created bin directory for storing the compiled binaries.
3. I then navigated to the cmake directory and run the following CMake configuration command: ...