wxTE_CENTRE and wxTE_RIGHT styles

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Are the new wxTE_CENTRE and wxTE_RIGHT styles for wxTextCtrl supported
outside of Windows? The documentation doesn't say they are Win32-specific,
but I just tried them on Mac OS X with 2.4.1.2 and the styles appear to just
be ignored, they didn't generate any errors.

If the styles do work on GTK, are they only for single line fields or will
they also work with the wxTE_MULTILINE style? wxTE_RICH/wxTE_RICH2 are
supposed to be ignored outside of Win32, so I'm assuming those don't have
any impact.

ka

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Are the new wxTE_CENTRE and wxTE_RIGHT styles for wxTextCtrl supported
outside of Windows?

They don't seem to work on GTK either.

If the styles do work on GTK, are they only for single line fields or will
they also work with the wxTE_MULTILINE style? wxTE_RICH/wxTE_RICH2 are
supposed to be ignored outside of Win32, so I'm assuming those don't have
any impact.

OTOH, wxTE_RICH(2) works (just seeing the demo).

Alberto

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Kevin Altis wrote:

Are the new wxTE_CENTRE and wxTE_RIGHT styles for wxTextCtrl supported
outside of Windows? The documentation doesn't say they are Win32-specific,
but I just tried them on Mac OS X with 2.4.1.2 and the styles appear to just
be ignored, they didn't generate any errors.

If the styles do work on GTK, are they only for single line fields or will
they also work with the wxTE_MULTILINE style? wxTE_RICH/wxTE_RICH2 are
supposed to be ignored outside of Win32, so I'm assuming those don't have
any impact.

So far I think they are just MSW, although GTK2 is supposed to be able to do alignment so support can probably be added to wxGTK in that case.

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Alberto Griggio wrote:

If the styles do work on GTK, are they only for single line fields or will
they also work with the wxTE_MULTILINE style? wxTE_RICH/wxTE_RICH2 are
supposed to be ignored outside of Win32, so I'm assuming those don't have
any impact.

OTOH, wxTE_RICH(2) works (just seeing the demo).

No the flag is still ignored in the sense that nothing special is done if you use it. The text attributes are supported all the time on wxGTK.

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Software Craftsman
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