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I''m happy to announce that wxRuby 1.9.2 is now available from Rubyforge. As usual we''ve got source and binary gems for Win32, OS X and Linux: http://rubyforge.org/frs/?group_id=35 or gem install wxruby == WHAT''S NEW == This release has a mix of new syntax features, new classes, and lots of minor fixes and additions * New shorter syntax for event handlers * New

Hi, any ideas whether you can set the background of a dialog to use an image? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Thanks to everyone who voted in the API style survey. We had 10 votes altogether - we''re not electing the prime minister, after all - but it was decisively a yes. 90% (9/10) supported adding keyword constructors, and 77% (7/9) ruby-style accessors. The changes are summarised at the bottom of the email. We hope to have a 1.9.1 release incorporating these in the next week or two.

On my windows build, I just noticed that the background of my TextCtrl''s is grey by default, and when I try to set the default style I get the error: TestTextCtrl.rb:15:in `set_default_style'': undefined method `'' for #<Wxruby2::TextCtrl:0x360a0c4> (NoMethodError) from TestTextCtrl.rb:15:in `initialize'' from TestTextCtrl.rb:24:in

Howdy, I''ve uncovered a bug in the constructor for TextCtrl (originally uncovered while using WxSugar but it appears to apply to WxRuby itself as well). Here''s the output from irb: # ------ irb(main):001:0> require ''wx''; irb(main):002:0* ctl =

Following alex advices, i''ve used both "text/textctrl.rb" and "etc/threaded.rb" to build my first wxApp. I''ve changed the Sizer type mainly (from "Wx::BoxSizer" to "Wx::FlexGridSizer"). I didn''t find the way to let @log (Wx::TextCtrl) span 2 columns. At the time of writing it''s growing only vertically. And also how to get

Hi, Are there any effort in making wxDocument, wxView, etc types of classes avaiable under wxRuby? For supporting SDI/MDI architecture. Cheers, Phuah Yee Keat

Hello all, Running this on an Intel Mac OSX 10.4.8 ruby 1.8.4 (2005-12-24) [i686-darwin] wxruby2-preview (0.0.37) using zshell I''m having a heck of a time setting up a GUI with a differing number of widgets per row, resulting in a differing number or widgets per column. At first I tried to simply do something like the following: class CharacterInfoPanel < Wx::Panel def

Does anybody plan to post binary rem for SL? Id''love to rely on its availability in the installation script... As wx included in installation package makes it huge... Sergey Chernov real.sergeych@gmail.com

Hey Alex, Found a solution to the problem that was occuring with wxMSW and the Wx::TextCtrl, have yet to verify that this will work in linux, but my little trick to the matter, was simple, thanks to the things that are provided with both Wx::TextCtrl, and Wx::Window classes. I''m providing this bit of information for thoes who may have trouble with dealing with Wx::TextCtrl, _AND_ have

=begin I am trying to understand how FlexGridSizer works and I have written a small test application using the latest wxRuby 0.4.0 on Win XP (Home). I cannot get static text ''Week'', ''Day'' and ''Date'' line up above the OK button. I have tried all combinations of ALIGN flags, but I either got the text sticking far too close to the left edge of

Attached are patches to make the textctrl.rb sample work fully. Note the new %directorargout typemap I added to fix wxWindows calling into SWIG. I don''t know if this can fix all such problems or not. Let me know what you think. I also rubified the sample a little bit more. Also, note that I fix the << operator so the function can be called. I hope I did this right. Roy

I''m trying to setup a fairly simple GUI with Ruby to perform some SQL queries. There are a few drop-down boxes where users can select different options and then one button that when clicked should get the text from each drop-down in order to perform the query. Once it gets the result it should display it to a text control. The problem is I am not sure how to actually reference each

Greetings, I have created a GUI to generate a output text file using wxruby. my program codes are about ~1400 lines. ruby : 1.8.6 wxruby : 1.9.7 rails : 2.1.0 FYI, I am using the TextCtrl & combobox in the main GUI to get the output file name and main settings. after clicking the button, it will pop up another frame which let user to select and modified settings with TextCtrl & combobox.

I am attempting a text editor using wxRuby. I''m having character issues. Strings are not binary-safe. Some characters are not allowed. - newline / line feed (\n), tab (\t) are displayed - carraige return (\r) is stripped - Other control characters and high-ascii cause control values to become empty. Affected controls include: Wx::TextCtrl, Wx::StaticText, Wx::Clipboard, et al. Most

Hi, I am trying out this example adapted from the wxpython book, but the mouse motion event does not seem to be captured right. What am I doing wrong? Thanks warrior # code below require ''wx'' class MyFrame < Wx::Frame def initialize super(nil, -1, "My Frame", :size => [300,300]) @my_panel = Wx::Panel.new(self, -1) evt_motion(){ |event|

First of all, just wanted to say big thanks for all the great work on wxruby2 .. I''ve been a user of 0.6 for a long time and its proved very useful over the years. It''s great to finally have a multi-platform, gem installable ui toolkit that doesn''t suck! Secondly, thanks also for wx-sugar. I was drowning in sizers and started to write my own layout library ... but

What''s the best way to specify the width of a TextCtrl in characters instead of pixels? -- R. Mark Volkmann Partner, Object Computing, Inc.

Hello. I have a problem with set focus on a TextCtrl in wxRuby. I must do something like Login TextCtrl and set focus on a next TextCtrl by clicking Tab key. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

hi. now I have problem about copy and paste text in my application I make copy and paste button in toolbar and I have fuction of them but I don''t know how to make it can copy only selection text and paste into other textCtrl. see my picture for more info. thank you :) Attachments: http://www.ruby-forum.com/attachment/1526/untitled.JPG -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.