Hello Jeremy,
can dialogs be used with XRC files?
I can see that you can design them in WxFormBuilder but I cannot see how
one "calls" them out of an XRC file.
There seems to be only "frame" as a Top-Level Window.
Günther
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Hi all,
this seems to be a known bug, it's documented in the ghc bug list, has
been for a while ...
Günther
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On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 20:58:13 +, Jeremy O'Donoghue wrote:
> > Now something strange happens when I test via ghci or runghc:
> >
> > could not find stdc++ dll
>
> The root cause of the problem is related to the MinGW gcc installation
> which is part of GHC, and which does C/C++ compilat
Hi Guenther,
[x-posting to wxhaskell-devel, in case any of the other committers has a
clue...]
On Wed, 27 Jan 2010 17:04 +0100, "Günther Schmidt"
wrote:
>
> I managed to cabal-install wxWidgets on WinXP last night.
>
> Now something strange happens when I test via ghci or runghc:
>
> cou
> Otoh, what do you think about using wxpython docs/tutorials, or better
> to skip it?
I didn't read any of those even once, so I can't tell you. Sorry.
Cheers :)
On Jan 27, 2010, at 1:42 PM, Gour wrote:
> On Wed, 27 Jan 2010 11:38:20 -0300
>>> "Fernando" == Fernando Benavides wrote:
>
> F
Hello,
I could find out how to load a dialog. Frames and other controls yes,
but no clue on loading dialogs.
Günther
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On Wed, 27 Jan 2010 11:38:20 -0300
>> "Fernando" == Fernando Benavides wrote:
Fernando> Hi Gour, I think I was in the same situation as yourself when
Fernando> I begun the development of my project, λPage, and what I did
Fernando> was simply dive into wxHaskell without any previous reading.
H
Hi all,
now I ran into my next problem.
I managed to cabal-install wxWidgets on WinXP last night.
Now something strange happens when I test via ghci or runghc:
could not find stdc++ dll
Now I did copy the wxmsu ... dll into the path ie. C:\windows\system32
and when I run the compiled p
Hi all,
thanks to Gour I found the examples and the accompanying .hs files. From
there I could see how to do it.
I acknowledge there will be issues using XRC files, but for now it's a
rather big relief to coding everything by hand, I just couldn't get it
right, pain in the ...
Thanks to all
On Wed, 27 Jan 2010 15:17:21 +
>> "Jeremy" == wrote:
Jeremy> - I also have not succeeded in getting XRC to work with
Jeremy> wxHaskell custom controls (and I've tried fairly hard). This is
Jeremy> currently a show-stopper for me. I very much doubt that this
Jeremy> will ever work without
Hi Guenther, Gour
On Wed, 27 Jan 2010 13:38 +0100, "Gour" wrote:
> On Wed, 27 Jan 2010 11:09:06 +0100
> >> "Günther" == Günther Schmidt wrote:
>
> Günther> I'm looking for documentation on using XRC files with
> Günther> wxHaskell.
>
> I'd like to find it too...so, far I've found only two
Hi Günther,
> I need to create a custom widget and I wonder which of the above gui-
> toolkits makes that easier.
I can't comment on anything other than wx, but you might find this
(recently started, and thus up-to-date and active) blog interesting -
it discusses custom widget creation using
Hi Gour, I think I was in the same situation as yourself when I begun
the development of my project, λPage, and what I did was simply dive
into wxHaskell without any previous reading.
Some tools were very useful to me (and they still are):
Hayoo! Whenever I wanted to, say, paste something on
Hiya!
I'm interested what do you recommend for learning wxhaskell for
someone who does not 'speak well' C++: using e.g. wxpython
docs/literature or official C++ doc and/or wxWidgets book (until we
get complete docs for wxhaskell) ?
Sincerely,
Gour
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