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Offline dcbdbis

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[SOLVED] Reuse of custom wxSmith Component
« on: July 28, 2019, 02:01:28 am »
In CB 17:12. I have a custom component - wxSpinCtrlDouble. I am using the custom item from the wxSmith toolbar for placement on the GUI and it works just fine.

My question is: Can I now save this custom item back to the wxSmith toolbar for future use? Or do I have to manually recreate the constructor stuff, classname, and variable name, etc. each time?

The right-click menu doesn't talk about this at all.

It's not an operational issue if I have to manually create it each time - but I'd like to streamline if I can.....


Thanks!


Dave

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Re: Reuse of custom wxSmith Component
« Reply #1 on: July 28, 2019, 10:16:52 am »
wxSpinCtrlDouble exists natively in recent svn distribution (a nightly) using wxWidgets 3.x. So, if you can switch to svn, you have a solution.
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Re: Reuse of custom wxSmith Component
« Reply #2 on: July 28, 2019, 11:52:53 am »
And no the UI is not customizable. I guess it could be done, patches welcome. :)
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Re: [SOLVED] Reuse of custom wxSmith Component
« Reply #3 on: July 28, 2019, 07:40:59 pm »
Thank you - all of you for your responses. I appreciate it.

It's not a problem - it's just more time consuming to do it manually. I don't want to use svn - I prefer stable and supported over fresh and shiny. I'm a semi-retired old guy, and a military veteran with permanent injuries from the Vietnam era. I'm 63. I've been developing since the days of 8-bit green punch cards and 300 baud acoustically coupled modems.....I prefer stable.

Although I'm new to CodeBlocks and wxWidgets (just convinced two of my clients to dump C# and Visual Studio)....I am not new to C++. I am finding CodeBlocks wonderfully stable. A HELL of a lot more robust than Visual Studio. And C++ is where my formal education is at the university. C# just caused myself and my clients too much compatibility issues - especially after W10 updates would break stuff. So one client is in the process of going all Linux on their desktops and their servers, and the other - well - lets just say I'm bending their arm!   :-)

Linux is my main OS since 2004 and is my wife's too.

Thank you all again for your responses.....

And THANK YOU for CodeBlocks.  I mean it...THANK YOU.

As my contracts come to maturity and I start getting some income - I plan on supporting the project financially (as will my clients once they receive their software from me). Unfortunately at the moment - I can't.

I sincerely appreciate receiving support as I adjust to the different paradigms between the two RAD environments.


Sincerely and respectfully,


Dave
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