two questions about wxDynamicSashWindow

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Hi, i would like to use the wxDynamicSash window to allow code split, but:
1. there is a way to limitate the number of possible splitted windows? I just need maximum 1 splitted window

2. is there a way to remove completely the default scrollers? Using this component i see duplicated scroller, but i don't want them

thanks in advance

Alessandro Crugnola [aka] sephiroth
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Alessandro Crugnola *sephiroth* wrote:

Hi, i would like to use the wxDynamicSash window to allow code split,
but: 1. there is a way to limitate the number of possible splitted
windows? I just need maximum 1 splitted window

I don't think so.

2. is there a way to remove completely the default scrollers? Using
this component i see duplicated scroller, but i don't want them

Hmm... I wonder when this started happening. The wxSTC didn't used to do that.

You might want to also look at wxMultiSash. It is implemented in Python so it might be easy to customize it to limit to a single split and it doesn't have the scrollbar problem with wxSTC.

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:: You might want to also look at wxMultiSash. It is
:: implemented in Python so it might be easy to customize it to
:: limit to a single split and it doesn't have the scrollbar
:: problem with wxSTC.

thanks, but don't you think i will have performance problems?
due to the fact every time one of the windows are edited i must refresh all the others?

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Alessandro Crugnola *sephiroth* wrote:

:: You might want to also look at wxMultiSash. It is :: implemented in Python so it might be easy to customize it to :: limit to a single split and it doesn't have the scrollbar :: problem with wxSTC.

thanks, but don't you think i will have performance problems?
due to the fact every time one of the windows are edited i must refresh all the others?

Not necessarily. Nothing says that all the windows have to be editing the same document, only that they are the same class.

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