Wxs ext tutorial2 properties - Revision history

Byo at 20:34, 19 April 2007

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Updating wxChart item

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 == Updating wxChart item ==
-Ok, now if we have some theoretical knowledge, it's high time to do some real example. We will update wxChart item and add some more properties into it. First thing is that extra style we wasn't able to provide last time. We will use flags property for it. Previously we provided empty function body for <tt>wxsChart::OnEnumWidgetProperties</tt> and now it's time to fill it.
+Ok, now if we have some theoretical knowledge, it's high time to do some real example. We will update wxChart item and add some more properties into it.
 To build flags property, we need values for it and it's names. For values array we could use direct values of flags as they are declared in wx/chartctrl.h header file, but this has one disadventage: We won't be able to use DEFAULT_STYLE flag since it contains few other flags inside. So we will have to create out custom flag for that grouping style:
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 Ok, let's find out how it works... everything works fine :). My first impression was that there's something wrong, but wxChart seems to interpret properties in strange way. This is probably caused by fact that there's no chart data to be displayed yet.

2007-04-19T20:09:04Z

Reacting to change of custom properties

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	{		{
	// Read value of property here		// Read value of property here

	NotifyPropertyChange(true);		NotifyPropertyChange(true);
	return;		return;
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	Note that there's also call to <tt>NorifyPropertyChange(true);</tt> at the end of value reading. This call updates all things related to current resource: regenerates source code and XRC files if necessary, updates the content of editor and does few more things to keep wxSmith's state up to date.		Note that there's also call to <tt>NorifyPropertyChange(true);</tt> at the end of value reading. This call updates all things related to current resource: regenerates source code and XRC files if necessary, updates the content of editor and does few more things to keep wxSmith's state up to date.



	==== Reading data from XML (XRC) structures ====		==== Reading data from XML (XRC) structures ====

2007-04-18T22:18:46Z

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	The only thing which have to be fixed is that if DEFAULT_STYLE_FIX flag is set, we "unfix" that by or-ing value with DEFAULT_STYLE.		The only thing which have to be fixed is that if DEFAULT_STYLE_FIX flag is set, we "unfix" that by or-ing value with DEFAULT_STYLE.

	Ok, let's find out how it works.		Ok, let's find out how it works... everything works fine :). My first impression was that there's something wrong, but wxChart seems to interpret properties in strange way. This is probably caused by fact that there's no chart data to be displayed yet.

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2007-04-18T18:51:21Z

Direct operations on properties

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	=== ~~Direct operations on~~ properties ===		=== Fully customizable properties ===

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How wxSmith creates properties

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-==== Properties list ====
+==== List of available properties ====
 Here you have list of properties supported by wxSmith's property managment system. Each one of them have exact type of variable it supports and examples of using this property. In those examples, <tt>ClassName</tt> represents name of class containing properties, <tt>ClassMemberVariable</tt> represents name of member variable inside <tt>ClassName</tt> (note that current there's no type checking so you should check if valid types of variables are used).
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       wxsOFFSET(ClassName,ClassMemberVariable)); // Offset from class beginning to variable
   Property(SomePropertyValue);

2007-04-18T17:12:32Z

Properties list

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	Here you have list of properties supported by wxSmith's property managment system. Each one of them have exact type of variable it supports and examples of using this property. In those examples, <tt>ClassName</tt> represents name of class containing properties, <tt>ClassMemberVariable</tt> represents name of member variable inside <tt>ClassName</tt> (note that current there's no type checking so you should check if valid types of variables are used).		Here you have list of properties supported by wxSmith's property managment system. Each one of them have exact type of variable it supports and examples of using this property. In those examples, <tt>ClassName</tt> represents name of class containing properties, <tt>ClassMemberVariable</tt> represents name of member variable inside <tt>ClassName</tt> (note that current there's no type checking so you should check if valid types of variables are used).


			Here you have list of properties supported by wxSmith's property managment system. Each one of them have exact type of variable it supports and examples of using this property. In those examples, <tt>ClassName</tt> represents name of class containing properties and <tt>ClassMemberVariable</tt> represents name of member variable inside <tt>ClassName</tt> (note that current there's no type checking so you should check if valid types of variables are used).

2007-04-18T17:10:12Z

Properties list

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	==== Properties list ====		==== Properties list ====

			Here you have list of properties supported by wxSmith's property managment system. Each one of them have exact type of variable it supports and examples of using this property. In those examples, <tt>ClassName</tt> represents name of class containing properties, <tt>ClassMemberVariable</tt> represents name of member variable inside <tt>ClassName</tt> (note that current there's no type checking so you should check if valid types of variables are used).