wxSmith: Minor issue with TreeCtrl

[MortenMacFly]

I've dicovered 2 minor issues with the plugin:
1.) I've added a TreeCtrl to my wxSmith based application and suddenly I couldn't compile anymore. After some search I figured out (very strange?!) that if I add a treecontrol with the name "trcComposition" wxSmith adds the following entry to the CPP-file:

Code

trcComwxDefaultPositionition = new wxTreeCtrl(this,ID_TRC_COMPOSITION,wxDefaultPosition,wxDefaultSize,0);

Where does the "wxDefaultPosition" come from in the control's name?
I just renamed it in the source code but it's written every time again when I change something on the GUI in wxSmith.
BTW: This happens only if I choose "trcComposition" as name. So if I rename it it works, but I don't know another word for "Composition"... :lol:

2.) I've added a wxNotebook with two wxPanels to te GUI. Then I added a wxTextCtrl to the first panel (which worked). Then I wanted to add a wxTextCtrl to the second wxPanel as well, but  wxSmith puts it on the same level as the wxNotebook is in the project. So it's not within the seconbd panel. Strange is that within the wxs file it seems to be at the correct postion...?!

Thanks for any help in advance.

Morten.

[Urxae]

I've dicovered 2 minor issues with the plugin:
1.) I've added a TreeCtrl to my wxSmith based application and suddenly I couldn't compile anymore. After some search I figured out (very strange?!) that if I add a treecontrol with the name "trcComposition" wxSmith adds the following entry to the CPP-file:

Code

trcComwxDefaultPositionition = new wxTreeCtrl(this,ID_TRC_COMPOSITION,wxDefaultPosition,wxDefaultSize,0);

Where does the "wxDefaultPosition" come from in the control's name?
I just renamed it in the source code but it's written every time again when I change something on the GUI in wxSmith.
BTW: This happens only if I choose "trcComposition" as name. So if I rename it it works, but I don't know another word for "Composition"... :lol:

Looks like wxSmith does a blind replace of "pos" with "wxDefaultPosition". Does the same thing happen if you give it another name containing the string "pos"?

[MortenMacFly]

Does the same thing happen if you give it another name containing the string "pos"?

I tried "trcMyPos" instead - this is working. Then I tried "trcMypos" -> it's broken. It seems you are right, just it's case-sensitive in addition. However: The second line (where the widget is added to the parent) works:

Code

fgsUpper->Add(trcMypos,1,wxALL|wxALIGN_CENTER,5);

So it's really only the line where the widget is being constructed...?!

Morten.

[byo]

I've dicovered 2 minor issues with the plugin:
1.) I've added a TreeCtrl to my wxSmith based application and suddenly I couldn't compile anymore. After some search I figured out (very strange?!) that if I add a treecontrol with the name "trcComposition" wxSmith adds the following entry to the CPP-file:

Code

trcComwxDefaultPositionition = new wxTreeCtrl(this,ID_TRC_COMPOSITION,wxDefaultPosition,wxDefaultSize,0);

Where does the "wxDefaultPosition" come from in the control's name?
I just renamed it in the source code but it's written every time again when I change something on the GUI in wxSmith.
BTW: This happens only if I choose "trcComposition" as name. So if I rename it it works, but I don't know another word for "Composition"... :lol:

2.) I've added a wxNotebook with two wxPanels to te GUI. Then I added a wxTextCtrl to the first panel (which worked). Then I wanted to add a wxTextCtrl to the second wxPanel as well, but  wxSmith puts it on the same level as the wxNotebook is in the project. So it's not within the seconbd panel. Strange is that within the wxs file it seems to be at the correct postion...?!

Thanks for any help in advance.

Morten.

The first one: Jay, I've forgot to recode this dumb string replacing  :oops:

The second one: Try selecting panel from resource browser first and make sure that insertion type is into.

[MortenMacFly]

The first one: Jay, I've forgot to recode this dumb string replacing  :oops:

Well, if such things are the issues remaining... erm... great!

The second one: Try selecting panel from resource browser first and make sure that insertion type is into.

Well... sorry to say that: But it works now. I could swear that I did the same thing 2 days ago several times - also selecting the panel before. Well, I'm only a wxWidgtes beginner - so I guess it was my fault. Sorry... :oops:

I hope you don't mind if I add another question: I found that in several controls there is a size property (for example wxTextCtrl). But whenever I specify a value here I see no change in the underlying sourcecode that is being generated. I would have expected some kind of "SetSize()" or similar. How it this done?

With best regards...

Morten.

[cyberkoa]

I hope you don't mind if I add another question: I found that in several controls there is a size property (for example wxTextCtrl). But whenever I specify a value here I see no change in the underlying sourcecode that is being generated. I would have expected some kind of "SetSize()" or similar. How it this done?

With best regards...

Morten.

Try to look at the construction/creation statement (new wxTextCtrl(...) bla bla bla ), the default size is changed there if I'm not mistaken.

[byo]

I hope you don't mind if I add another question: I found that in several controls there is a size property (for example wxTextCtrl). But whenever I specify a value here I see no change in the underlying sourcecode that is being generated. I would have expected some kind of "SetSize()" or similar. How it this done?

With best regards...

Morten.

To use Your own size unselect "Default" property right under size - it blocks it .
Or resize item with mouse and then adjust Your size manually

[MortenMacFly]

To use Your own size unselect "Default" property right under size - it blocks it .
Or resize item with mouse and then adjust Your size manually

That did the trick. Thanks a lot for all your help!

Morten.