Actually, on Windows, there is a well-defined callback scheme that allows you to modify virtually anything in the common dialogs, including the addition of your own custom controls.
Of course, that's all native API stuff, so it would involve a fair amount of wxWidgets plumbing before it could be exposed. A sufficiently motivated person might be able to use the Win32 extensions to do this.
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On Thu, 30 Sep 2004 10:31:11 -0700, Robin Dunn <robin@alldunn.com> wrote:
The common dialogs on windows (and some of them on other platforms too) are just wrappers around a platform API function and so we are limited to what they can offer via the funciton interface. For wx.FileDialog we are limited to a wx.OPEN or wx.SAVE style, you can't modify the look or behaviour beyond that.
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