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Re: wxWidgets Grid sizers like Ctrl [message #59766 is a reply to message #59725] Mon, 10 April 2023 14:28 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Klugier is currently offline  Klugier
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Hello,

I think you can rename to "examples/GridLayoutCtrlExample" for consistency with other UppHub packages. BTW, can you change description to something more concrete and more descriptive "wxWidgets Sizers like Ctrl for U++ framework.". I would also avoid wxWidgets in description and the context is only known to people that are familiar with that framework Smile

Your package landed on UppHub. The only think that we can consider to change is:
- moving from experimental to stable. I think your control is pretty new, but if you do not plan to do big modification with API changes then we can put it as stable. However, still I suggest keeping it for some time under experimental status. Nobody knows what will be the feedback if more people will start using it.
- changing the description - currently it is "Dynamic layout control", but it would be good to have something better. Once your repo will have reasonable description I will replace it on UppHub.

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Edit: I verified compilation of example and it doesn't work when downloaded from UppHub. The problem is with the path to layout file. You should replace:
#define LAYOUTFILE <GridLayoutCtrl_example/GridLayoutCtrl_example.lay>

to
#define LAYOUTFILE <examples/GridLayoutCtrl_example/GridLayoutCtrl_example.lay>

and everything will be working as expected.

Klugier


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[Updated on: Mon, 10 April 2023 14:32]

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