Hello,
I am using MSW port and wx2.6 or wx2.7 vertical toolbar. After refresh with wxToolBar::Realize() only first tool remains active. Proposed patch fixes this. Patch is tested with wx-2.6.3.3
Niki Spahiev
tbar95.diff (366 Bytes)
Hello,
I am using MSW port and wx2.6 or wx2.7 vertical toolbar. After refresh with wxToolBar::Realize() only first tool remains active. Proposed patch fixes this. Patch is tested with wx-2.6.3.3
Niki Spahiev
tbar95.diff (366 Bytes)
Niki Spahiev wrote:
Hello,
I am using MSW port and wx2.6 or wx2.7 vertical toolbar. After refresh with wxToolBar::Realize() only first tool remains active. Proposed patch fixes this. Patch is tested with wx-2.6.3.3
Do you have a sample app to demonstrate the problem? This sounds familiar so I want to make sure it hasn't already been fixed before I spend time on it.
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
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Robin Dunn wrote:
Do you have a sample app to demonstrate the problem? This sounds familiar so I want to make sure it hasn't already been fixed before I spend time on it.
This my sound familiar as i periodically try to integrate this patch in wx sources. Maybe this time
With unpatched wx after pressing 'add' button vertical toolbar looks almost like horizontal one.
regards,
Niki Spahiev
vtoolbar.py (1.45 KB)
Niki Spahiev wrote:
Robin Dunn wrote:
Do you have a sample app to demonstrate the problem? This sounds familiar so I want to make sure it hasn't already been fixed before I spend time on it.
This my sound familiar as i periodically try to integrate this patch in wx sources. Maybe this time
With unpatched wx after pressing 'add' button vertical toolbar looks almost like horizontal one.
I've applied your patch. Thanks.
--
Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!