When a masked control is disabled on Ubuntu (wxP 2.8) it shows its "yellow" background when it is set as "emptyinvalid", where on Windows (wxP 2.9), see attached pictures.
Is this difference intended?
Werner
When a masked control is disabled on Ubuntu (wxP 2.8) it shows its "yellow" background when it is set as "emptyinvalid", where on Windows (wxP 2.9), see attached pictures.
Is this difference intended?
Werner
Probably not, but I expect that it is due to differences in the native widgets. On Windows disabled controls are always drawn a certain way and the bg color set by the application code is ignored. It appears that the GTK widget is less strict and either doesn't care about the disabled appearance or it is letting the bg color set by the application code take precedence.
On 10/3/11 1:27 AM, werner wrote:
When a masked control is disabled on Ubuntu (wxP 2.8) it shows its
"yellow" background when it is set as "emptyinvalid", where on Windows
(wxP 2.9), see attached pictures.Is this difference intended?
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman