Jerome Laheurte wrote:
>
> On Sat, 12 Jul 2008, Carl Zmola wrote:
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> > 1) is the question, how do I go about getting SVN write access, and
what
> > is the development process.
>
> When you have a working patch, post it here so we can look at it and
> apply it.
>
Is there a patch program or procedure that I should use? (I know they
are out there, but I haven't used any recently)
Or can I just post the code?
> > 2) Here is what I am trying to do, and my approach for review
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> Mmmh, after a quick look, it seems that it's not that simple to know
> in which column the user has double-clicked. With the TreeCtrl, one
> may probably use the Point attribute of the wxTreeEvent, but it seems
> that for a list control, it's always (0, 0) (it's only used in
> drag&drop).
I can tackle that on a second after I get it working for the tree
view.
> The way I would do it (not necessarily the better):
>
> * Change ListCtrl and TreeCtrl so that they can figure out which
> column the user has double-clicked (say, a
> GetClickedColumn(self, event) method)
I will stub out the List Ctrl to always choose the first column/or
no column to get this working initially.
> * Then, the ViewerWithColumns may use this to determine the actual
> Column object from the event object.
>
> * And the TaskEdit UI command uses the viewer (which it knows about
> since it's a ViewerCommand) to get the column and pass it to the
> TaskEditor constructor.
>
> * Finally, the task editor does its job of selecting the right tab
> base on the column's name().
Yes, I did mean to have the editor do the setting.
Thanks.
Carl
