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zylinder:
Hi,

i'm using CodeBlocks 10.05 (just started) with wxSmith as designer.
My question is regarding the automatic code generation:
e.g.: i create a panel and want to set the property "AUI Name"
but i want to enter a variable-name instead of the "real" name.

The automatic code generation should do not add the _T("...")


--- Code: ---    WxAuiManager->AddPane(Panel1, wxAuiPaneInfo().Name(_T("AUI_NAME_LOG_WINDOW")).....

--- End code ---

I would like to have it like this (AUI_NAME_LOG_WINDOW variable from include-file):


--- Code: ---    WxAuiManager->AddPane(Panel1, wxAuiPaneInfo().Name(AUI_NAME_LOG_WINDOW).....

--- End code ---


Is it possible with some "special" prefixes $,% ?

oBFusCATed:
As far as I know wxSmith doesn't support such prefixes.
But they will be handy.

Patches welcome, because I have no time at the moment to work on this :(

poda19:
hi,
i was reading wxsmith tutorial and i found that:

--- Quote ---
--- Code: ---//(*InternalHeaders(Tutorial_4Frame)
#include <wx/intl.h>
#include <wx/string.h>
//*)
--- End code ---
This is a block of code that is automatically generated by wxSmith. Every block starts with a //(*BlockName comment and ends with a //*). You may find other blocks in both header and source files. If you change their content, all changes will be lost next time you change something in the editor.
--- End quote ---

does this mean that i can't edit any code that is created with wxsmith? or i can edit them(for example creating a dialog box with wxsmith and placing any wxwidgets functin,classes,headers,... in it)
(should i create a new topic for every question or ask them in a relevant topic?)

Freem:
It mean that you can modify, but next time you'll use wxSmith on the associated file, your changes will be lost, because wxSmith will have rewritten things.

poda19:
thanks

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