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Re[2]: better Wx::ComboBox->new(): msg#00011

lang.perl.wxperl

Subject: Re[2]: better Wx::ComboBox->new()

On Wed, 02 Mar 2005 17:52:02 -0700 Mike Schroeder <MikeSchroeder@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Hello,

> I noticed that behavior with wxGlade generated code for Wx::Choice
> controls if I left the initial value undefined. It seems that the
> choices you have during new() affect initial sizing, regardless of what
> you do afterwards.
>
> My kludgey work around is to do something like
>
> $self->{choice} = Wx::Choice->new($self->{panel_1}, -1,
> wxDefaultPosition, wxDefaultSize, ["Dummy text to force width", "", ""], );
>
> Notice passing a wide string, as well as 3 elements to the choice
> array. The dummy text forces the width for me, and the 3 elements
> forces the height to be more than 1 high. This only seems to affect
> win32 -- wxGTK and wxMac seem fine without this.
>
> You can then clear the choices and add new ones, and the sizing from
> new() will stick, allowing things to show properly.

This is a wxWidgets problem, and the solution depeneds on the
wxWidgets version you are using. I can't remember what the
correct solution is, but I am quite sure this has been discussed
in either wx-dev or wx-users some time ago.

Regards
Mattia



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