The code that is attempting to open the image file and read it is in the
wxWidgets C++ code, in wxImage. As I understand it, if wxWidgets was
properly built in cygwin mode then it should be able to read it with no
problem just like on a true unix, but I've never done such a build
myself so I can't really help with it, other than taking shots in the
dark.You should try asking about this on the wx-users mail list, and give
details about how your wxWidgets was built or where it came from if you
installed a pre-built binary. It would also be a good idea to check and
see if you can duplicate this problem in a C++ sample, such as the
wxWidgets/samples/image demo program.
I think you are right. Probably I compiled wx on Cygwin for Windows instead for Cygwin, so it can't read Cygwin POSIX paths
I'll try some wx Cygwin port and remove my compile
Thanks for everyone's time
Cheers