1<HTML> 2<head> 3 <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"> 4<title>wxWindow</title></head> 5<BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF"> 6<A NAME="wxwindow"></A><CENTER> 7<A HREF="http://www.wx.org/wx.zip#zip:wx.htm#anchor">Contents</A> <A HREF="wx22.htm#classref">Up</A> <A HREF="wx259.htm#wxwave"><<</A> <A HREF="wx261.htm#wxwindowdc">>></A> </CENTER><HR> 8 9<H2>wxWindow</H2> 10<P> 11wxWindow is the base class for all windows. Any 12children of the window will be deleted automatically by the destructor 13before the window itself is deleted.<P> 14<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Derived from</FONT></B><P> 15<A HREF="wx85.htm#wxevthandler">wxEvtHandler</A><BR> 16 17<A HREF="wx158.htm#wxobject">wxObject</A><P> 18<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Include files</FONT></B><P> 19<wx/window.h><P> 20<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Window styles</FONT></B><P> 21The following styles can apply to all windows, although they will not always make sense for a particular 22window class.<P> 23 24<TABLE BORDER> 25 26 27<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 28<B>wxSIMPLE_BORDER</B> 29</TD> 30 31<TD VALIGN=TOP> 32Displays a thin border around the window. wxBORDER is the old name 33for this style. 34</TD></TR> 35 36 37<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 38<B>wxDOUBLE_BORDER</B> 39</TD> 40 41<TD VALIGN=TOP> 42Displays a double border. Windows only. 43</TD></TR> 44 45 46<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 47<B>wxSUNKEN_BORDER</B> 48</TD> 49 50<TD VALIGN=TOP> 51Displays a sunken border. 52</TD></TR> 53 54 55<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 56<B>wxRAISED_BORDER</B> 57</TD> 58 59<TD VALIGN=TOP> 60Displays a raised border. 61</TD></TR> 62 63 64<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 65<B>wxSTATIC_BORDER</B> 66</TD> 67 68<TD VALIGN=TOP> 69Displays a border suitable for a static control. 70</TD></TR> 71 72 73<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 74<B>wxTRANSPARENT_WINDOW</B> 75</TD> 76 77<TD VALIGN=TOP> 78The window is transparent, that is, it will not receive paint 79events. Windows only. 80</TD></TR> 81 82 83<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 84<B>wxTAB_TRAVERSAL</B> 85</TD> 86 87<TD VALIGN=TOP> 88Use this to enable tab traversal for non-dialog windows. 89</TD></TR> 90 91 92<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 93<B>wxVSCROLL</B> 94</TD> 95 96<TD VALIGN=TOP> 97Use this style to enable a vertical scrollbar. 98</TD></TR> 99 100 101<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 102<B>wxHSCROLL</B> 103</TD> 104 105<TD VALIGN=TOP> 106Use this style to enable a horizontal scrollbar. 107</TD></TR> 108 109 110<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 111<B>wxCLIP_CHILDREN</B> 112</TD> 113 114<TD VALIGN=TOP> 115Use this style to eliminate flicker caused by the background being 116repainted, then children being painted over them. Windows-only. 117</TD></TR> 118 119 120</TABLE> 121<P> 122See also <A HREF="wx305.htm#windowstyles">window styles overview</A>.<P> 123<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 124<A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 125<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Members</FONT></B><P> 126<A HREF="#topic1026">wxWindow::wxWindow</A><BR> 127<A HREF="#topic1027">wxWindow::~wxWindow</A><BR> 128<A HREF="#topic1028">wxWindow::AddChild</A><BR> 129<A HREF="#wxwindowcapturemouse">wxWindow::CaptureMouse</A><BR> 130<A HREF="#wxwindowcenter">wxWindow::Center</A><BR> 131<A HREF="#wxwindowcentre">wxWindow::Centre</A><BR> 132<A HREF="#wxwindowclear">wxWindow::Clear</A><BR> 133<A HREF="#topic1029">wxWindow::ClientToScreen</A><BR> 134<A HREF="#wxwindowclose">wxWindow::Close</A><BR> 135<A HREF="#wxwindowconvertdialogtopixels">wxWindow::ConvertDialogToPixels</A><BR> 136<A HREF="#wxwindowconvertpixelstodialog">wxWindow::ConvertPixelsToDialog</A><BR> 137<A HREF="#wxwindowdestroy">wxWindow::Destroy</A><BR> 138<A HREF="#topic1030">wxWindow::DestroyChildren</A><BR> 139<A HREF="#wxwindowdragacceptfiles">wxWindow::DragAcceptFiles</A><BR> 140<A HREF="#wxwindowenable">wxWindow::Enable</A><BR> 141<A HREF="#wxwindowfindfocus">wxWindow::FindFocus</A><BR> 142<A HREF="#wxwindowfindwindow">wxWindow::FindWindow</A><BR> 143<A HREF="#wxwindowfit">wxWindow::Fit</A><BR> 144<A HREF="#wxwindowgetbackgroundcolour">wxWindow::GetBackgroundColour</A><BR> 145<A HREF="#topic1031">wxWindow::GetCharHeight</A><BR> 146<A HREF="#topic1032">wxWindow::GetCharWidth</A><BR> 147<A HREF="#topic1033">wxWindow::GetChildren</A><BR> 148<A HREF="#wxwindowgetclientsize">wxWindow::GetClientSize</A><BR> 149<A HREF="#wxwindowgetconstraints">wxWindow::GetConstraints</A><BR> 150<A HREF="#wxwindowgetdefaultitem">wxWindow::GetDefaultItem</A><BR> 151<A HREF="#wxwindowgetdroptarget">wxWindow::GetDropTarget</A><BR> 152<A HREF="#wxwindowgeteventhandler">wxWindow::GetEventHandler</A><BR> 153<A HREF="#wxwindowgetfont">wxWindow::GetFont</A><BR> 154<A HREF="#wxwindowgetforegroundcolour">wxWindow::GetForegroundColour</A><BR> 155<A HREF="#topic1034">wxWindow::GetGrandParent</A><BR> 156<A HREF="#topic1035">wxWindow::GetHandle</A><BR> 157<A HREF="#wxwindowgetid">wxWindow::GetId</A><BR> 158<A HREF="#topic1036">wxWindow::GetPosition</A><BR> 159<A HREF="#topic1037">wxWindow::GetLabel</A><BR> 160<A HREF="#wxwindowgetname">wxWindow::GetName</A><BR> 161<A HREF="#topic1038">wxWindow::GetParent</A><BR> 162<A HREF="#wxwindowgetrect">wxWindow::GetRect</A><BR> 163<A HREF="#wxwindowgetreturncode">wxWindow::GetReturnCode</A><BR> 164<A HREF="#wxwindowgetscrollthumb">wxWindow::GetScrollThumb</A><BR> 165<A HREF="#wxwindowgetscrollpos">wxWindow::GetScrollPos</A><BR> 166<A HREF="#wxwindowgetscrollrange">wxWindow::GetScrollRange</A><BR> 167<A HREF="#wxwindowgetsize">wxWindow::GetSize</A><BR> 168<A HREF="#topic1039">wxWindow::GetTextExtent</A><BR> 169<A HREF="#wxwindowgettitle">wxWindow::GetTitle</A><BR> 170<A HREF="#wxwindowgetupdateregion">wxWindow::GetUpdateRegion</A><BR> 171<A HREF="#topic1040">wxWindow::GetWindowStyleFlag</A><BR> 172<A HREF="#wxwindowinitdialog">wxWindow::InitDialog</A><BR> 173<A HREF="#wxwindowisenabled">wxWindow::IsEnabled</A><BR> 174<A HREF="#wxwindowisretained">wxWindow::IsRetained</A><BR> 175<A HREF="#wxwindowisshown">wxWindow::IsShown</A><BR> 176<A HREF="#wxwindowlayout">wxWindow::Layout</A><BR> 177<A HREF="#wxwindowloadfromresource">wxWindow::LoadFromResource</A><BR> 178<A HREF="#wxwindowlower">wxWindow::Lower</A><BR> 179<A HREF="#wxwindowmakemodal">wxWindow::MakeModal</A><BR> 180<A HREF="#wxwindowmove">wxWindow::Move</A><BR> 181<A HREF="#wxwindowonactivate">wxWindow::OnActivate</A><BR> 182<A HREF="#wxwindowonchar">wxWindow::OnChar</A><BR> 183<A HREF="#wxwindowoncharhook">wxWindow::OnCharHook</A><BR> 184<A HREF="#wxwindowoncommand">wxWindow::OnCommand</A><BR> 185<A HREF="#wxwindowonclose">wxWindow::OnClose</A><BR> 186<A HREF="#wxwindowonclosewindow">wxWindow::OnCloseWindow</A><BR> 187<A HREF="#wxwindowondropfiles">wxWindow::OnDropFiles</A><BR> 188<A HREF="#wxwindowonerasebackground">wxWindow::OnEraseBackground</A><BR> 189<A HREF="#wxwindowonkeydown">wxWindow::OnKeyDown</A><BR> 190<A HREF="#wxwindowonkeyup">wxWindow::OnKeyUp</A><BR> 191<A HREF="#wxwindowonkillfocus">wxWindow::OnKillFocus</A><BR> 192<A HREF="#wxwindowonidle">wxWindow::OnIdle</A><BR> 193<A HREF="#wxwindowoninitdialog">wxWindow::OnInitDialog</A><BR> 194<A HREF="#wxwindowonmenuhighlight">wxWindow::OnMenuHighlight</A><BR> 195<A HREF="#wxwindowonmouseevent">wxWindow::OnMouseEvent</A><BR> 196<A HREF="#wxwindowonmove">wxWindow::OnMove</A><BR> 197<A HREF="#wxwindowonpaint">wxWindow::OnPaint</A><BR> 198<A HREF="#wxwindowonscroll">wxWindow::OnScroll</A><BR> 199<A HREF="#wxwindowonsetfocus">wxWindow::OnSetFocus</A><BR> 200<A HREF="#wxwindowonsize">wxWindow::OnSize</A><BR> 201<A HREF="#wxwindowonsyscolourchanged">wxWindow::OnSysColourChanged</A><BR> 202<A HREF="#wxwindowpopeventhandler">wxWindow::PopEventHandler</A><BR> 203<A HREF="#wxwindowpopupmenu">wxWindow::PopupMenu</A><BR> 204<A HREF="#wxwindowpusheventhandler">wxWindow::PushEventHandler</A><BR> 205<A HREF="#wxwindowraise">wxWindow::Raise</A><BR> 206<A HREF="#wxwindowrefresh">wxWindow::Refresh</A><BR> 207<A HREF="#wxwindowreleasemouse">wxWindow::ReleaseMouse</A><BR> 208<A HREF="#wxwindowremovechild">wxWindow::RemoveChild</A><BR> 209<A HREF="#wxwindowscreentoclient">wxWindow::ScreenToClient</A><BR> 210<A HREF="#wxwindowscrollwindow">wxWindow::ScrollWindow</A><BR> 211<A HREF="#wxwindowsetacceleratortable">wxWindow::SetAcceleratorTable</A><BR> 212<A HREF="#wxwindowsetautolayout">wxWindow::SetAutoLayout</A><BR> 213<A HREF="#wxwindowsetbackgroundcolour">wxWindow::SetBackgroundColour</A><BR> 214<A HREF="#wxwindowsetclientsize">wxWindow::SetClientSize</A><BR> 215<A HREF="#wxwindowsetcursor">wxWindow::SetCursor</A><BR> 216<A HREF="#wxwindowseteventhandler">wxWindow::SetEventHandler</A><BR> 217<A HREF="#wxwindowsetconstraints">wxWindow::SetConstraints</A><BR> 218<A HREF="#wxwindowsetdroptarget">wxWindow::SetDropTarget</A><BR> 219<A HREF="#wxwindowsetfocus">wxWindow::SetFocus</A><BR> 220<A HREF="#wxwindowsetfont">wxWindow::SetFont</A><BR> 221<A HREF="#wxwindowsetforegroundcolour">wxWindow::SetForegroundColour</A><BR> 222<A HREF="#wxwindowsetid">wxWindow::SetId</A><BR> 223<A HREF="#wxwindowsetname">wxWindow::SetName</A><BR> 224<A HREF="#wxwindowsetpalette">wxWindow::SetPalette</A><BR> 225<A HREF="#wxwindowsetreturncode">wxWindow::SetReturnCode</A><BR> 226<A HREF="#wxwindowsetscrollbar">wxWindow::SetScrollbar</A><BR> 227<A HREF="#wxwindowsetscrollpos">wxWindow::SetScrollPos</A><BR> 228<A HREF="#wxwindowsetsize">wxWindow::SetSize</A><BR> 229<A HREF="#wxwindowsetsizehints">wxWindow::SetSizeHints</A><BR> 230<A HREF="#wxwindowsettitle">wxWindow::SetTitle</A><BR> 231<A HREF="#topic1041">wxWindow::Show</A><BR> 232<A HREF="#wxwindowtransferdatafromwindow">wxWindow::TransferDataFromWindow</A><BR> 233<A HREF="#wxwindowtransferdatatowindow">wxWindow::TransferDataToWindow</A><BR> 234<A HREF="#wxwindowvalidate">wxWindow::Validate</A><BR> 235<A HREF="#wxwindowwarppointer">wxWindow::WarpPointer</A><BR> 236<P> 237 238<HR> 239<A NAME="topic1026"></A> 240<H3>wxWindow::wxWindow</H3> 241<P> 242<B></B> <B>wxWindow</B>()<P> 243Default constructor.<P> 244<B></B> <B>wxWindow</B>(<B>wxWindow*</B><I> parent</I>, <B>wxWindowID </B><I>id</I>, 245 <B>const wxPoint& </B><I>pos = wxDefaultPosition</I>, 246 <B>const wxSize& </B><I>size = wxDefaultSize</I>, 247 <B>long </B><I>style = 0</I>, 248 <B>const wxString& </B><I>name = wxPanelNameStr</I>)<P> 249Constructs a window, which can be a child of a frame, dialog or any other non-control window.<P> 250<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 251<I>parent</I><UL><UL> 252Pointer to a parent window.</UL></UL> 253<P> 254<I>id</I><UL><UL> 255Window identifier. If -1, will automatically create an identifier.</UL></UL> 256<P> 257<I>pos</I><UL><UL> 258Window position. wxDefaultPosition is (-1, -1) which indicates that wxWindows 259should generate a default position for the window. If using the wxWindow class directly, supply 260an actual position.</UL></UL> 261<P> 262<I>size</I><UL><UL> 263Window size. wxDefaultSize is (-1, -1) which indicates that wxWindows 264should generate a default size for the window.</UL></UL> 265<P> 266<I>style</I><UL><UL> 267Window style. For generic window styles, please see <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindow">wxWindow</A>.</UL></UL> 268<P> 269<I>name</I><UL><UL> 270Window name.</UL></UL> 271<P> 272 273<HR> 274<A NAME="topic1027"></A> 275<H3>wxWindow::~wxWindow</H3> 276<P> 277<B></B> <B>~wxWindow</B>()<P> 278Destructor. Deletes all subwindows, then deletes itself. Instead of using 279the <B>delete</B> operator explicitly, you should normally 280use <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowdestroy">wxWindow::Destroy</A> so that wxWindows 281can delete a window only when it is safe to do so, in idle time.<P> 282<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 283<A HREF="wx296.htm#windowdeletionoverview">Window deletion overview</A>, 284<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonclosewindow">wxWindow::OnCloseWindow</A>, 285<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowdestroy">wxWindow::Destroy</A>, 286<A HREF="wx45.htm#wxcloseevent">wxCloseEvent</A><P> 287 288<HR> 289<A NAME="topic1028"></A> 290<H3>wxWindow::AddChild</H3> 291<P> 292<B>virtual void</B> <B>AddChild</B>(<B>wxWindow* </B><I>child</I>)<P> 293Adds a child window. This is called automatically by window creation 294functions so should not be required by the application programmer.<P> 295<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 296<I>child</I><UL><UL> 297Child window to add.</UL></UL> 298<P> 299 300<HR> 301<A NAME="wxwindowcapturemouse"></A> 302<H3>wxWindow::CaptureMouse</H3> 303<P> 304<B>virtual void</B> <B>CaptureMouse</B>()<P> 305Directs all mouse input to this window. Call <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowreleasemouse">wxWindow::ReleaseMouse</A> to 306release the capture.<P> 307<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 308<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowreleasemouse">wxWindow::ReleaseMouse</A><P> 309 310<HR> 311<A NAME="wxwindowcenter"></A> 312<H3>wxWindow::Center</H3> 313<P> 314<B>void</B> <B>Center</B>(<B>int</B><I> direction</I>)<P> 315A synonym for <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowcentre">Centre</A>.<P> 316 317<HR> 318<A NAME="wxwindowcentre"></A> 319<H3>wxWindow::Centre</H3> 320<P> 321<B>virtual void</B> <B>Centre</B>(<B>int</B><I> direction = wxHORIZONTAL</I>)<P> 322Centres the window.<P> 323<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 324<I>direction</I><UL><UL> 325Specifies the direction for the centering. May be <TT>wxHORIZONTAL</TT>, <TT>wxVERTICAL</TT> 326or <TT>wxBOTH</TT>.</UL></UL> 327<P> 328<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 329The actual behaviour depends on the derived window. For a frame or dialog box, 330centring is relative to the whole display. For a panel item, centring is 331relative to the panel.<P> 332<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 333<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowcenter">wxWindow::Center</A><P> 334 335<HR> 336<A NAME="wxwindowclear"></A> 337<H3>wxWindow::Clear</H3> 338<P> 339<B>void</B> <B>Clear</B>()<P> 340Clears the window by filling it with the current background colour. Does not 341cause an erase background event to be generated.<P> 342 343<HR> 344<A NAME="topic1029"></A> 345<H3>wxWindow::ClientToScreen</H3> 346<P> 347<B>virtual void</B> <B>ClientToScreen</B>(<B>int* </B><I>x</I>, <B>int* </B><I>y</I>) <B>const</B><P> 348<B>virtual wxPoint</B> <B>ClientToScreen</B>(<B>const wxPoint&</B><I> pt</I>) <B>const</B><P> 349Converts to screen coordinates from coordinates relative to this window.<P> 350<I>x</I><UL><UL> 351A pointer to a integer value for the x coordinate. Pass the client coordinate in, and 352a screen coordinate will be passed out.</UL></UL> 353<P> 354<I>y</I><UL><UL> 355A pointer to a integer value for the y coordinate. Pass the client coordinate in, and 356a screen coordinate will be passed out.</UL></UL> 357<P> 358<I>pt</I><UL><UL> 359The client position for the second form of the function.</UL></UL> 360<P> 361<B><FONT COLOR="#0000C8">wxPython note:</FONT></B><BR> 362 In place of a single overloaded method name, wxPython 363implements the following methods:<P> 364 365<UL><UL> 366 367<TABLE> 368 369 370<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 371<B>ClientToScreen(point)</B> 372</TD> 373 374<TD VALIGN=TOP> 375Accepts and returns a wxPoint 376</TD></TR> 377 378 379<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 380<B>ClientToScreenXY(x, y)</B> 381</TD> 382 383<TD VALIGN=TOP> 384Returns a 2-tuple, (x, y) 385</TD></TR> 386 387 388</TABLE> 389</UL></UL> 390 391<P> 392 393 394<HR> 395<A NAME="wxwindowclose"></A> 396<H3>wxWindow::Close</H3> 397<P> 398<B>virtual bool</B> <B>Close</B>(<B>const bool</B><I> force = FALSE</I>)<P> 399The purpose of this call is to provide a safer way of destroying a window than using 400the <I>delete</I> operator.<P> 401<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 402<I>force</I><UL><UL> 403FALSE if the window's close handler should be able to veto the destruction 404of this window, TRUE if it cannot.</UL></UL> 405<P> 406<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 407Close calls the <A HREF="wx45.htm#wxcloseevent">close handler</A> for the window, providing an opportunity for the window to 408choose whether to destroy the window.<P> 409The close handler should check whether the window is being deleted forcibly, 410using <A HREF="wx45.htm#wxcloseeventgetforce">wxCloseEvent::GetForce</A>, in which case it should 411destroy the window using <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowdestroy">wxWindow::Destroy</A>.<P> 412Applies to managed windows (wxFrame and wxDialog classes) only.<P> 413<I>Note</I> that calling Close does not guarantee that the window will be destroyed; but it 414provides a way to simulate a manual close of a window, which may or may not be implemented by 415destroying the window. The default implementation of wxDialog::OnCloseWindow does not 416necessarily delete the dialog, since it will simply simulate an wxID_CANCEL event which 417itself only hides the dialog.<P> 418To guarantee that the window will be destroyed, call <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowdestroy">wxWindow::Destroy</A> instead.<P> 419<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 420<A HREF="wx296.htm#windowdeletionoverview">Window deletion overview</A>, 421<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonclosewindow">wxWindow::OnCloseWindow</A>, 422<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowdestroy">wxWindow::Destroy</A>, 423<A HREF="wx45.htm#wxcloseevent">wxCloseEvent</A><P> 424 425<HR> 426<A NAME="wxwindowconvertdialogtopixels"></A> 427<H3>wxWindow::ConvertDialogToPixels</H3> 428<P> 429<B>wxPoint</B> <B>ConvertDialogToPixels</B>(<B>const wxPoint&</B><I> pt</I>)<P> 430<B>wxSize</B> <B>ConvertDialogToPixels</B>(<B>const wxSize&</B><I> sz</I>)<P> 431Converts a point or size from dialog units to pixels.<P> 432For the x dimension, the dialog units are multiplied by the average character width 433and then divided by 4.<P> 434For the y dimension, the dialog units are multiplied by the average character height 435and then divided by 8.<P> 436<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 437Dialog units are used for maintaining a dialog's proportions even if the font changes. 438Dialogs created using Dialog Editor optionally use dialog units.<P> 439You can also use these functions programmatically. A convenience macro is defined:<P> 440<FONT SIZE=2> 441<PRE> 442#define wxDLG_UNIT(parent, pt) parent->ConvertDialogToPixels(pt) 443</PRE> 444</FONT><P> 445<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 446<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowconvertpixelstodialog">wxWindow::ConvertPixelsToDialog</A><P> 447<B><FONT COLOR="#0000C8">wxPython note:</FONT></B><BR> 448 In place of a single overloaded method name, wxPython 449implements the following methods:<P> 450 451<UL><UL> 452 453<TABLE> 454 455 456<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 457<B>ConvertDialogPointToPixels(point)</B> 458</TD> 459 460<TD VALIGN=TOP> 461Accepts and returns a wxPoint 462</TD></TR> 463 464 465<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 466<B>ConvertDialogSizeToPixels(size)</B> 467</TD> 468 469<TD VALIGN=TOP> 470Accepts and returns a wxSize 471</TD></TR> 472 473 474</TABLE> 475</UL></UL> 476<P> 477Additionally, the following helper functions are defined:<P> 478 479<UL><UL> 480 481<TABLE> 482 483 484<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 485<B>wxDLG_PNT(win, point)</B> 486</TD> 487 488<TD VALIGN=TOP> 489Converts a wxPoint from dialog 490units to pixels 491</TD></TR> 492 493 494<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 495<B>wxDLG_SZE(win, size)</B> 496</TD> 497 498<TD VALIGN=TOP> 499Converts a wxSize from dialog 500units to pixels 501</TD></TR> 502 503 504</TABLE> 505</UL></UL> 506 507<P> 508 509 510<HR> 511<A NAME="wxwindowconvertpixelstodialog"></A> 512<H3>wxWindow::ConvertPixelsToDialog</H3> 513<P> 514<B>wxPoint</B> <B>ConvertPixelsToDialog</B>(<B>const wxPoint&</B><I> pt</I>)<P> 515<B>wxSize</B> <B>ConvertPixelsToDialog</B>(<B>const wxSize&</B><I> sz</I>)<P> 516Converts a point or size from pixels to dialog units.<P> 517For the x dimension, the pixels are multiplied by 4 and then divided by the average 518character width.<P> 519For the y dimension, the pixels are multipled by 8 and then divided by the average 520character height.<P> 521<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 522Dialog units are used for maintaining a dialog's proportions even if the font changes. 523Dialogs created using Dialog Editor optionally use dialog units.<P> 524<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 525<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowconvertdialogtopixels">wxWindow::ConvertDialogToPixels</A><P> 526 527<B><FONT COLOR="#0000C8">wxPython note:</FONT></B><BR> 528 In place of a single overloaded method name, wxPython 529implements the following methods:<P> 530 531<UL><UL> 532 533<TABLE> 534 535 536<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 537<B>ConvertDialogPointToPixels(point)</B> 538</TD> 539 540<TD VALIGN=TOP> 541Accepts and returns a wxPoint 542</TD></TR> 543 544 545<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 546<B>ConvertDialogSizeToPixels(size)</B> 547</TD> 548 549<TD VALIGN=TOP> 550Accepts and returns a wxSize 551</TD></TR> 552 553 554</TABLE> 555</UL></UL> 556 557<P> 558 559<HR> 560<A NAME="wxwindowdestroy"></A> 561<H3>wxWindow::Destroy</H3> 562<P> 563<B>virtual bool</B> <B>Destroy</B>()<P> 564Destroys the window safely. Use this function instead of the delete operator, since 565different window classes can be destroyed differently. Frames and dialogs 566are not destroyed immediately when this function is called - they are added 567to a list of windows to be deleted on idle time, when all the window's events 568have been processed. This prevents problems with events being sent to non-existant 569windows.<P> 570<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Return value</FONT></B><P> 571TRUE if the window has either been successfully deleted, or it has been added 572to the list of windows pending real deletion.<P> 573 574<HR> 575<A NAME="topic1030"></A> 576<H3>wxWindow::DestroyChildren</H3> 577<P> 578<B>virtual void</B> <B>DestroyChildren</B>()<P> 579Destroys all children of a window. Called automatically by the destructor.<P> 580 581<HR> 582<A NAME="wxwindowdragacceptfiles"></A> 583<H3>wxWindow::DragAcceptFiles</H3> 584<P> 585<B>virtual void</B> <B>DragAcceptFiles</B>(<B>const bool</B><I> accept</I>)<P> 586Enables or disables elibility for drop file events (OnDropFiles).<P> 587<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 588<I>accept</I><UL><UL> 589If TRUE, the window is eligible for drop file events. If FALSE, the window 590will not accept drop file events.</UL></UL> 591<P> 592<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 593Windows only.<P> 594<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 595<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowondropfiles">wxWindow::OnDropFiles</A><P> 596 597<HR> 598<A NAME="wxwindowenable"></A> 599<H3>wxWindow::Enable</H3> 600<P> 601<B>virtual void</B> <B>Enable</B>(<B>const bool</B><I> enable</I>)<P> 602Enable or disable the window for user input.<P> 603<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 604<I>enable</I><UL><UL> 605If TRUE, enables the window for input. If FALSE, disables the window.</UL></UL> 606<P> 607<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 608<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowisenabled">wxWindow::IsEnabled</A><P> 609 610<HR> 611<A NAME="wxwindowfindfocus"></A> 612<H3>wxWindow::FindFocus</H3> 613<P> 614<B>static wxWindow*</B> <B>FindFocus</B>()<P> 615Finds the window or control which currently has the keyboard focus.<P> 616<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 617Note that this is a static function, so it can be called without needing a wxWindow pointer.<P> 618<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 619<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetfocus">wxWindow::SetFocus</A><P> 620 621<HR> 622<A NAME="wxwindowfindwindow"></A> 623<H3>wxWindow::FindWindow</H3> 624<P> 625<B>wxWindow*</B> <B>FindWindow</B>(<B>long</B><I> id</I>)<P> 626Find a child of this window, by identifier.<P> 627<B>wxWindow*</B> <B>FindWindow</B>(<B>const wxString&</B><I> name</I>)<P> 628Find a child of this window, by name.<P> 629<B><FONT COLOR="#0000C8">wxPython note:</FONT></B><BR> 630 In place of a single overloaded method name, wxPython 631implements the following methods:<P> 632 633<UL><UL> 634 635<TABLE> 636 637 638<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 639<B>FindWindowById(id)</B> 640</TD> 641 642<TD VALIGN=TOP> 643Accepts an integer 644</TD></TR> 645 646 647<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 648<B>FindWindowByName(name)</B> 649</TD> 650 651<TD VALIGN=TOP> 652Accepts a string 653</TD></TR> 654 655 656</TABLE> 657</UL></UL> 658 659<P> 660 661<HR> 662<A NAME="wxwindowfit"></A> 663<H3>wxWindow::Fit</H3> 664<P> 665<B>virtual void</B> <B>Fit</B>()<P> 666Sizes the window so that it fits around its subwindows.<P> 667 668<HR> 669<A NAME="wxwindowgetbackgroundcolour"></A> 670<H3>wxWindow::GetBackgroundColour</H3> 671<P> 672<B>virtual wxColour</B> <B>GetBackgroundColour</B>() <B>const</B><P> 673Returns the background colour of the window.<P> 674<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 675<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetbackgroundcolour">wxWindow::SetBackgroundColour</A>, 676<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetforegroundcolour">wxWindow::SetForegroundColour</A>, 677<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowgetforegroundcolour">wxWindow::GetForegroundColour</A>, 678<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonerasebackground">wxWindow::OnEraseBackground</A><P> 679 680<HR> 681<A NAME="topic1031"></A> 682<H3>wxWindow::GetCharHeight</H3> 683<P> 684<B>virtual int</B> <B>GetCharHeight</B>() <B>const</B><P> 685Returns the character height for this window.<P> 686 687<HR> 688<A NAME="topic1032"></A> 689<H3>wxWindow::GetCharWidth</H3> 690<P> 691<B>virtual int</B> <B>GetCharWidth</B>() <B>const</B><P> 692Returns the average character width for this window.<P> 693 694<HR> 695<A NAME="topic1033"></A> 696<H3>wxWindow::GetChildren</H3> 697<P> 698<B>wxList&</B> <B>GetChildren</B>()<P> 699Returns a reference to the list of the window's children.<P> 700 701<HR> 702<A NAME="wxwindowgetclientsize"></A> 703<H3>wxWindow::GetClientSize</H3> 704<P> 705<B>virtual void</B> <B>GetClientSize</B>(<B>int* </B><I>width</I>, <B>int* </B><I>height</I>) <B>const</B><P> 706<B>virtual wxSize</B> <B>GetClientSize</B>() <B>const</B><P> 707This gets the size of the window 'client area' in pixels. The client area is the 708area which may be drawn on by the programmer, excluding title bar, border etc.<P> 709<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 710<I>width</I><UL><UL> 711Receives the client width in pixels.</UL></UL> 712<P> 713<I>height</I><UL><UL> 714Receives the client height in pixels.</UL></UL> 715<P> 716<B><FONT COLOR="#0000C8">wxPython note:</FONT></B><BR> 717 In place of a single overloaded method name, wxPython 718implements the following methods:<P> 719 720<UL><UL> 721 722<TABLE> 723 724 725<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 726<B>wxGetClientSizeTuple()</B> 727</TD> 728 729<TD VALIGN=TOP> 730Returns a 2-tuple of (width, height) 731</TD></TR> 732 733 734<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 735<B>wxGetClientSize()</B> 736</TD> 737 738<TD VALIGN=TOP> 739Returns a wxSize object 740</TD></TR> 741 742 743</TABLE> 744</UL></UL> 745 746<P> 747 748<HR> 749<A NAME="wxwindowgetconstraints"></A> 750<H3>wxWindow::GetConstraints</H3> 751<P> 752<B>wxLayoutConstraints*</B> <B>GetConstraints</B>() <B>const</B><P> 753Returns a pointer to the window's layout constraints, or NULL if there are none.<P> 754 755<HR> 756<A NAME="wxwindowgetdefaultitem"></A> 757<H3>wxWindow::GetDefaultItem</H3> 758<P> 759<B>wxButton*</B> <B>GetDefaultItem</B>() <B>const</B><P> 760Returns a pointer to the button which is the default for this window, or NULL.<P> 761 762<HR> 763<A NAME="wxwindowgetdroptarget"></A> 764<H3>wxWindow::GetDropTarget</H3> 765<P> 766<B>wxDropTarget*</B> <B>GetDropTarget</B>() <B>const</B><P> 767Returns the associated drop target, which may be NULL.<P> 768<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 769<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetdroptarget">wxWindow::SetDropTarget</A>, 770<A HREF="wx312.htm#wxdndoverview">Drag and drop overview</A><P> 771 772<HR> 773<A NAME="wxwindowgeteventhandler"></A> 774<H3>wxWindow::GetEventHandler</H3> 775<P> 776<B>wxEvtHandler*</B> <B>GetEventHandler</B>() <B>const</B><P> 777Returns the event handler for this window. By default, the window is its 778own event handler.<P> 779<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 780<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowseteventhandler">wxWindow::SetEventHandler</A>, 781<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowpusheventhandler">wxWindow::PushEventHandler</A>, 782<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowpusheventhandler">wxWindow::PopEventHandler</A>, 783<A HREF="wx85.htm#wxevthandlerprocessevent">wxEvtHandler::ProcessEvent</A>, 784<A HREF="wx85.htm#wxevthandler">wxEvtHandler</A><P> 785 786<HR> 787<A NAME="wxwindowgetfont"></A> 788<H3>wxWindow::GetFont</H3> 789<P> 790<B>wxFont&</B> <B>GetFont</B>() <B>const</B><P> 791Returns a reference to the font for this window.<P> 792<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 793<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetfont">wxWindow::SetFont</A><P> 794 795<HR> 796<A NAME="wxwindowgetforegroundcolour"></A> 797<H3>wxWindow::GetForegroundColour</H3> 798<P> 799<B>virtual wxColour</B> <B>GetForegroundColour</B>()<P> 800Returns the foreground colour of the window.<P> 801<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 802The interpretation of foreground colour is open to interpretation according 803to the window class; it may be the text colour or other colour, or it may not 804be used at all.<P> 805<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 806<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetforegroundcolour">wxWindow::SetForegroundColour</A>, 807<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetbackgroundcolour">wxWindow::SetBackgroundColour</A>, 808<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowgetbackgroundcolour">wxWindow::GetBackgroundColour</A><P> 809 810<HR> 811<A NAME="topic1034"></A> 812<H3>wxWindow::GetGrandParent</H3> 813<P> 814<B>wxWindow*</B> <B>GetGrandParent</B>() <B>const</B><P> 815Returns the grandparent of a window, or NULL if there isn't one.<P> 816 817<HR> 818<A NAME="topic1035"></A> 819<H3>wxWindow::GetHandle</H3> 820<P> 821<B>void*</B> <B>GetHandle</B>() <B>const</B><P> 822Returns the platform-specific handle of the physical window. Cast it to an appropriate 823handle, such as <B>HWND</B> for Windows or <B>Widget</B> for Motif.<P> 824 825<HR> 826<A NAME="wxwindowgetid"></A> 827<H3>wxWindow::GetId</H3> 828<P> 829<B>int</B> <B>GetId</B>() <B>const</B><P> 830Returns the identifier of the window.<P> 831<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 832Each window has an integer identifier. If the application has not provided one, 833an identifier will be generated.<P> 834<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 835<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetid">wxWindow::SetId</A> 836<A HREF="wx299.htm#windowids">Window identifiers</A><P> 837 838<HR> 839<A NAME="topic1036"></A> 840<H3>wxWindow::GetPosition</H3> 841<P> 842<B>virtual void</B> <B>GetPosition</B>(<B>int* </B><I>x</I>, <B>int* </B><I>y</I>) <B>const</B><P> 843This gets the position of the window in pixels, relative to the parent window or 844if no parent, relative to the whole display.<P> 845<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 846<I>x</I><UL><UL> 847Receives the x position of the window.</UL></UL> 848<P> 849<I>y</I><UL><UL> 850Receives the y position of the window.</UL></UL> 851<P> 852<B><FONT COLOR="#0000C8">wxPython note:</FONT></B><BR> 853 In place of a single overloaded method name, wxPython 854implements the following methods:<P> 855 856<UL><UL> 857 858<TABLE> 859 860 861<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 862<B>GetPosition()</B> 863</TD> 864 865<TD VALIGN=TOP> 866Returns a wxPoint 867</TD></TR> 868 869 870<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 871<B>GetPositionTuple()</B> 872</TD> 873 874<TD VALIGN=TOP> 875Returns a tuple (x, y) 876</TD></TR> 877 878 879</TABLE> 880</UL></UL> 881 882<P> 883 884<HR> 885<A NAME="topic1037"></A> 886<H3>wxWindow::GetLabel</H3> 887<P> 888<B>virtual wxString& </B> <B>GetLabel</B>() <B>const</B><P> 889Generic way of getting a label from any window, for 890identification purposes.<P> 891<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 892The interpretation of this function differs from class to class. 893For frames and dialogs, the value returned is the title. For buttons or static text controls, it is 894the button text. This function can be useful for meta-programs (such as testing 895tools or special-needs access programs) which need to identify windows 896by name.<P> 897 898<HR> 899<A NAME="wxwindowgetname"></A> 900<H3>wxWindow::GetName</H3> 901<P> 902<B>virtual wxString& </B> <B>GetName</B>() <B>const</B><P> 903Returns the window's name.<P> 904<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 905This name is not guaranteed to be unique; it is up to the programmer to supply an appropriate 906name in the window constructor or via <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetname">wxWindow::SetName</A>.<P> 907<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 908<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetname">wxWindow::SetName</A><P> 909 910<HR> 911<A NAME="topic1038"></A> 912<H3>wxWindow::GetParent</H3> 913<P> 914<B>virtual wxWindow*</B> <B>GetParent</B>() <B>const</B><P> 915Returns the parent of the window, or NULL if there is no parent.<P> 916 917<HR> 918<A NAME="wxwindowgetrect"></A> 919<H3>wxWindow::GetRect</H3> 920<P> 921<B>virtual wxRect</B> <B>GetRect</B>() <B>const</B><P> 922Returns the size and position of the window as a <A HREF="wx193.htm#wxrect">wxRect</A> object.<P> 923 924<HR> 925<A NAME="wxwindowgetreturncode"></A> 926<H3>wxWindow::GetReturnCode</H3> 927<P> 928<B>int</B> <B>GetReturnCode</B>()<P> 929Gets the return code for this window.<P> 930<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 931A return code is normally associated with a modal dialog, where <A HREF="wx71.htm#wxdialogshowmodal">wxDialog::ShowModal</A> returns 932a code to the application.<P> 933<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 934<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetreturncode">wxWindow::SetReturnCode</A>, <A HREF="wx71.htm#wxdialogshowmodal">wxDialog::ShowModal</A>, 935<A HREF="wx71.htm#wxdialogendmodal">wxDialog::EndModal</A><P> 936 937<HR> 938<A NAME="wxwindowgetscrollthumb"></A> 939<H3>wxWindow::GetScrollThumb</H3> 940<P> 941<B>virtual int</B> <B>GetScrollThumb</B>(<B>int </B><I>orientation</I>)<P> 942Returns the built-in scrollbar thumb size.<P> 943<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 944<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetscrollbar">wxWindow::SetScrollbar</A><P> 945 946<HR> 947<A NAME="wxwindowgetscrollpos"></A> 948<H3>wxWindow::GetScrollPos</H3> 949<P> 950<B>virtual int</B> <B>GetScrollPos</B>(<B>int </B><I>orientation</I>)<P> 951Returns the built-in scrollbar position.<P> 952<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 953See <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetscrollbar">wxWindow::SetScrollbar</A><P> 954 955<HR> 956<A NAME="wxwindowgetscrollrange"></A> 957<H3>wxWindow::GetScrollRange</H3> 958<P> 959<B>virtual int</B> <B>GetScrollRange</B>(<B>int </B><I>orientation</I>)<P> 960Returns the built-in scrollbar range.<P> 961<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 962<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetscrollbar">wxWindow::SetScrollbar</A><P> 963 964<HR> 965<A NAME="wxwindowgetsize"></A> 966<H3>wxWindow::GetSize</H3> 967<P> 968<B>virtual void</B> <B>GetSize</B>(<B>int* </B><I>width</I>, <B>int* </B><I>height</I>) <B>const</B><P> 969<B>virtual wxSize</B> <B>GetSize</B>() <B>const</B><P> 970This gets the size of the entire window in pixels.<P> 971<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 972<I>width</I><UL><UL> 973Receives the window width.</UL></UL> 974<P> 975<I>height</I><UL><UL> 976Receives the window height.</UL></UL> 977<P> 978<B><FONT COLOR="#0000C8">wxPython note:</FONT></B><BR> 979 In place of a single overloaded method name, wxPython 980implements the following methods:<P> 981 982<UL><UL> 983 984<TABLE> 985 986 987<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 988<B>GetSize()</B> 989</TD> 990 991<TD VALIGN=TOP> 992Returns a wxSize 993</TD></TR> 994 995 996<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 997<B>GetSizeTuple()</B> 998</TD> 999 1000<TD VALIGN=TOP> 1001Returns a 2-tuple (width, height) 1002</TD></TR> 1003 1004 1005</TABLE> 1006</UL></UL> 1007 1008<P> 1009 1010<HR> 1011<A NAME="topic1039"></A> 1012<H3>wxWindow::GetTextExtent</H3> 1013<P> 1014<B>virtual void</B> <B>GetTextExtent</B>(<B>const wxString& </B><I>string</I>, <B>int* </B><I>x</I>, <B>int* </B><I>y</I>, 1015 <B>int* </B><I>descent = NULL</I>, <B>int* </B><I>externalLeading = NULL</I>, 1016 <B>const wxFont* </B><I>font = NULL</I>, <B>const bool</B><I> use16 = FALSE</I>) <B>const</B><P> 1017Gets the dimensions of the string as it would be drawn on the 1018window with the currently selected font.<P> 1019<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1020<I>string</I><UL><UL> 1021String whose extent is to be measured.</UL></UL> 1022<P> 1023<I>x</I><UL><UL> 1024Return value for width.</UL></UL> 1025<P> 1026<I>y</I><UL><UL> 1027Return value for height.</UL></UL> 1028<P> 1029<I>descent</I><UL><UL> 1030Return value for descent (optional).</UL></UL> 1031<P> 1032<I>externalLeading</I><UL><UL> 1033Return value for external leading (optional).</UL></UL> 1034<P> 1035<I>font</I><UL><UL> 1036Font to use instead of the current window font (optional).</UL></UL> 1037<P> 1038<I>use16</I><UL><UL> 1039If TRUE, <I>string</I> contains 16-bit characters. The default is FALSE.</UL></UL> 1040<P> 1041 1042<B><FONT COLOR="#0000C8">wxPython note:</FONT></B><BR> 1043 In place of a single overloaded method name, wxPython 1044implements the following methods:<P> 1045 1046<UL><UL> 1047 1048<TABLE> 1049 1050 1051<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 1052<B>GetTextExtent(string)</B> 1053</TD> 1054 1055<TD VALIGN=TOP> 1056Returns a 2-tuple, (width, height) 1057</TD></TR> 1058 1059 1060<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 1061<B>GetFullTextExtent(string, font=NULL)</B> 1062</TD> 1063 1064<TD VALIGN=TOP> 1065Returns a 10664-tuple, (width, height, descent, externalLeading) 1067</TD></TR> 1068 1069 1070</TABLE> 1071</UL></UL> 1072 1073<P> 1074 1075 1076<HR> 1077<A NAME="wxwindowgettitle"></A> 1078<H3>wxWindow::GetTitle</H3> 1079<P> 1080<B>virtual wxString</B> <B>GetTitle</B>()<P> 1081Gets the window's title. Applicable only to frames and dialogs.<P> 1082<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1083<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsettitle">wxWindow::SetTitle</A><P> 1084 1085<HR> 1086<A NAME="wxwindowgetupdateregion"></A> 1087<H3>wxWindow::GetUpdateRegion</H3> 1088<P> 1089<B>virtual wxRegion</B> <B>GetUpdateRegion</B>() <B>const</B><P> 1090Returns the region specifying which parts of the window have been damaged. Should 1091only be called within an <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonpaint">OnPaint</A> event handler.<P> 1092<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1093<A HREF="wx195.htm#wxregion">wxRegion</A>, <A HREF="wx196.htm#wxregioniterator">wxRegionIterator</A>, <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonpaint">wxWindow::OnPaint</A><P> 1094 1095<HR> 1096<A NAME="topic1040"></A> 1097<H3>wxWindow::GetWindowStyleFlag</H3> 1098<P> 1099<B>long</B> <B>GetWindowStyleFlag</B>() <B>const</B><P> 1100Gets the window style that was passed to the consructor or <B>Create</B> member.<P> 1101 1102<HR> 1103<A NAME="wxwindowinitdialog"></A> 1104<H3>wxWindow::InitDialog</H3> 1105<P> 1106<B>void</B> <B>InitDialog</B>()<P> 1107Sends an <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowoninitdialog">wxWindow::OnInitDialog</A> event, which 1108in turn transfers data to the dialog via validators.<P> 1109<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1110<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowoninitdialog">wxWindow::OnInitDialog</A><P> 1111 1112<HR> 1113<A NAME="wxwindowisenabled"></A> 1114<H3>wxWindow::IsEnabled</H3> 1115<P> 1116<B>virtual bool</B> <B>IsEnabled</B>() <B>const</B><P> 1117Returns TRUE if the window is enabled for input, FALSE otherwise.<P> 1118<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1119<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowenable">wxWindow::Enable</A><P> 1120 1121<HR> 1122<A NAME="wxwindowisretained"></A> 1123<H3>wxWindow::IsRetained</H3> 1124<P> 1125<B>virtual bool</B> <B>IsRetained</B>() <B>const</B><P> 1126Returns TRUE if the window is retained, FALSE otherwise.<P> 1127<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1128Retained windows are only available on X platforms.<P> 1129 1130<HR> 1131<A NAME="wxwindowisshown"></A> 1132<H3>wxWindow::IsShown</H3> 1133<P> 1134<B>virtual bool</B> <B>IsShown</B>() <B>const</B><P> 1135Returns TRUE if the window is shown, FALSE if it has been hidden.<P> 1136 1137<HR> 1138<A NAME="wxwindowlayout"></A> 1139<H3>wxWindow::Layout</H3> 1140<P> 1141<B>void</B> <B>Layout</B>()<P> 1142Invokes the constraint-based layout algorithm for this window. It is called 1143automatically by the default <B>wxWindow::OnSize</B> member.<P> 1144 1145<HR> 1146<A NAME="wxwindowloadfromresource"></A> 1147<H3>wxWindow::LoadFromResource</H3> 1148<P> 1149<B>virtual bool</B> <B>LoadFromResource</B>(<B>wxWindow* </B><I>parent</I>, 1150<B>const wxString& </B><I>resourceName</I>, <B>const wxResourceTable* </B><I>resourceTable = NULL</I>)<P> 1151Loads a panel or dialog from a resource file.<P> 1152<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1153<I>parent</I><UL><UL> 1154Parent window.</UL></UL> 1155<P> 1156<I>resourceName</I><UL><UL> 1157The name of the resource to load.</UL></UL> 1158<P> 1159<I>resourceTable</I><UL><UL> 1160The resource table to load it from. If this is NULL, the 1161default resource table will be used.</UL></UL> 1162<P> 1163<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Return value</FONT></B><P> 1164TRUE if the operation succeeded, otherwise FALSE.<P> 1165 1166<HR> 1167<A NAME="wxwindowlower"></A> 1168<H3>wxWindow::Lower</H3> 1169<P> 1170<B>void</B> <B>Lower</B>()<P> 1171Lowers the window to the bottom of the window hierarchy if it is a managed window (dialog 1172or frame).<P> 1173 1174<HR> 1175<A NAME="wxwindowmakemodal"></A> 1176<H3>wxWindow::MakeModal</H3> 1177<P> 1178<B>virtual void</B> <B>MakeModal</B>(<B>const bool </B><I>flag</I>)<P> 1179Disables all other windows in the application so that 1180the user can only interact with this window.<P> 1181<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1182<I>flag</I><UL><UL> 1183If TRUE, this call disables all other windows in the application so that 1184the user can only interact with this window. If FALSE, the effect is reversed.</UL></UL> 1185<P> 1186 1187<HR> 1188<A NAME="wxwindowmove"></A> 1189<H3>wxWindow::Move</H3> 1190<P> 1191<B>void</B> <B>Move</B>(<B>int</B><I> x</I>, <B>int</B><I> y</I>)<P> 1192<B>void</B> <B>Move</B>(<B>const wxPoint&</B><I> pt</I>)<P> 1193Moves the window to the given position.<P> 1194<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1195<I>x</I><UL><UL> 1196Required x position.</UL></UL> 1197<P> 1198<I>y</I><UL><UL> 1199Required y position.</UL></UL> 1200<P> 1201<I>pt</I><UL><UL> 1202<A HREF="wx171.htm#wxpoint">wxPoint</A> object representing the position.</UL></UL> 1203<P> 1204<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1205Implementations of SetSize can also implicitly implement the 1206wxWindow::Move function, which is defined in the base wxWindow class 1207as the call:<P> 1208<PRE> 1209 SetSize(x, y, -1, -1, wxSIZE_USE_EXISTING); 1210</PRE> 1211<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1212<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetsize">wxWindow::SetSize</A><P> 1213<B><FONT COLOR="#0000C8">wxPython note:</FONT></B><BR> 1214 In place of a single overloaded method name, wxPython 1215implements the following methods:<P> 1216 1217<UL><UL> 1218 1219<TABLE> 1220 1221 1222<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 1223<B>Move(point)</B> 1224</TD> 1225 1226<TD VALIGN=TOP> 1227Accepts a wxPoint 1228</TD></TR> 1229 1230 1231<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 1232<B>MoveXY(x, y)</B> 1233</TD> 1234 1235<TD VALIGN=TOP> 1236Accepts a pair of integers 1237</TD></TR> 1238 1239 1240</TABLE> 1241</UL></UL> 1242 1243<P> 1244 1245<HR> 1246<A NAME="wxwindowonactivate"></A> 1247<H3>wxWindow::OnActivate</H3> 1248<P> 1249<B>void</B> <B>OnActivate</B>(<B>wxActivateEvent&</B><I> event</I>)<P> 1250Called when a window is activated or deactivated.<P> 1251<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1252<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1253Object containing activation information.</UL></UL> 1254<P> 1255<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1256If the window is being activated, <A HREF="wx25.htm#wxactivateeventgetactive">wxActivateEvent::GetActive</A> returns TRUE, 1257otherwise it returns FALSE (it is being deactivated).<P> 1258<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1259<A HREF="wx25.htm#wxactivateevent">wxActivateEvent</A>, 1260<A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 1261 1262<HR> 1263<A NAME="wxwindowonchar"></A> 1264<H3>wxWindow::OnChar</H3> 1265<P> 1266<B>void</B> <B>OnChar</B>(<B>wxKeyEvent&</B><I> event</I>)<P> 1267Called when the user has pressed a key that is not a modifier (SHIFT, CONTROL or ALT).<P> 1268<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1269<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1270Object containing keypress information. See <A HREF="wx124.htm#wxkeyevent">wxKeyEvent</A> for 1271details about this class.</UL></UL> 1272<P> 1273<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1274This member function is called in response to a keypress. To intercept this event, 1275use the EVT_CHAR macro in an event table definition. Your <B>OnChar</B> handler may call this 1276default function to achieve default keypress functionality.<P> 1277Note that the ASCII values do not have explicit key codes: they are passed as ASCII 1278values.<P> 1279Note that not all keypresses can be intercepted this way. If you wish to intercept modifier 1280keypresses, then you will need to use <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonkeydown">wxWindow::OnKeyDown</A> or 1281<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonkeyup">wxWindow::OnKeyUp</A>.<P> 1282Most, but not all, windows allow keypresses to be intercepted.<P> 1283<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1284<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonkeydown">wxWindow::OnKeyDown</A>, <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonkeyup">wxWindow::OnKeyUp</A>, 1285<A HREF="wx124.htm#wxkeyevent">wxKeyEvent</A>, <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowoncharhook">wxWindow::OnCharHook</A>, 1286<A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 1287 1288<HR> 1289<A NAME="wxwindowoncharhook"></A> 1290<H3>wxWindow::OnCharHook</H3> 1291<P> 1292<B>void</B> <B>OnCharHook</B>(<B>wxKeyEvent&</B><I> event</I>)<P> 1293This member is called to allow the window to intercept keyboard events 1294before they are processed by child windows.<P> 1295<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1296<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1297Object containing keypress information. See <A HREF="wx124.htm#wxkeyevent">wxKeyEvent</A> for 1298details about this class.</UL></UL> 1299<P> 1300<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1301This member function is called in response to a keypress, if the window is active. To intercept this event, 1302use the EVT_CHAR_HOOK macro in an event table definition. If you do not process a particular 1303keypress, call <A HREF="wx84.htm#wxeventskip">wxEvent::Skip</A> to allow default processing.<P> 1304An example of using this function is in the implementation of escape-character processing for wxDialog, 1305where pressing ESC dismisses the dialog by <B>OnCharHook</B> 'forging' a cancel button press event.<P> 1306Note that the ASCII values do not have explicit key codes: they are passed as ASCII 1307values.<P> 1308This function is only relevant to top-level windows (frames and dialogs), and under 1309Windows only.<P> 1310<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1311<A HREF="wx124.htm#wxkeyevent">wxKeyEvent</A>, <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowoncharhook">wxWindow::OnCharHook</A>, 1312<A HREF="wx26.htm#wxapponcharhook">wxApp::OnCharHook</A>, 1313<A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 1314 1315<HR> 1316<A NAME="wxwindowoncommand"></A> 1317<H3>wxWindow::OnCommand</H3> 1318<P> 1319<B>virtual void</B> <B>OnCommand</B>(<B>wxEvtHandler& </B><I>object</I>, <B>wxCommandEvent& </B><I>event</I>)<P> 1320This virtual member function is called if the control does not handle the command event.<P> 1321<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1322<I>object</I><UL><UL> 1323Object receiving the command event.</UL></UL> 1324<P> 1325<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1326Command event</UL></UL> 1327<P> 1328<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1329This virtual function is provided mainly for backward compatibility. You can also intercept commands 1330from child controls by using an event table, with identifiers or identifier ranges to identify 1331the control(s) in question.<P> 1332<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1333<A HREF="wx52.htm#wxcommandevent">wxCommandEvent</A>, 1334<A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 1335 1336<HR> 1337<A NAME="wxwindowonclose"></A> 1338<H3>wxWindow::OnClose</H3> 1339<P> 1340<B>virtual bool</B> <B>OnClose</B>()<P> 1341Called when the user has tried to close a a frame 1342or dialog box using the window manager (X) or system menu (Windows).<P> 1343<B>Note:</B> This is an obsolete function. 1344It is superceded by the <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonclosewindow">wxWindow::OnCloseWindow</A> event 1345handler.<P> 1346<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Return value</FONT></B><P> 1347If TRUE is returned by OnClose, the window will be deleted by the system, otherwise the 1348attempt will be ignored. Do not delete the window from within this handler, although 1349you may delete other windows.<P> 1350<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1351<A HREF="wx296.htm#windowdeletionoverview">Window deletion overview</A>, 1352<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowclose">wxWindow::Close</A>, 1353<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonclosewindow">wxWindow::OnCloseWindow</A>, 1354<A HREF="wx45.htm#wxcloseevent">wxCloseEvent</A><P> 1355 1356<HR> 1357<A NAME="wxwindowonclosewindow"></A> 1358<H3>wxWindow::OnCloseWindow</H3> 1359<P> 1360<B>void</B> <B>OnCloseWindow</B>(<B>wxCloseEvent& </B><I>event</I>)<P> 1361This is an event handler function called when the user has tried to close a a frame 1362or dialog box using the window manager (X) or system menu (Windows). It is 1363called via the <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowclose">wxWindow::Close</A> function, so 1364that the application can also invoke the handler programmatically.<P> 1365Use the EVT_CLOSE event table macro to handle close events.<P> 1366You should check whether the application is forcing the deletion of the window 1367using <A HREF="wx45.htm#wxcloseeventgetforce">wxCloseEvent::GetForce</A>. If this is TRUE, 1368destroy the window using <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowdestroy">wxWindow::Destroy</A>. 1369If not, it is up to you whether you respond by destroying the window.<P> 1370(Note: GetForce is now superceded by CanVeto. So to test whether forced destruction of 1371the window is required, test for the negative of CanVeto. If CanVeto returns FALSE, 1372it is not possible to skip window deletion.)<P> 1373If you don't destroy the window, you should call <A HREF="wx45.htm#wxcloseeventveto">wxCloseEvent::Veto</A> to 1374let the calling code know that you did not destroy the window. This allows the <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowclose">wxWindow::Close</A> function 1375to return TRUE or FALSE depending on whether the close instruction was honoured or not.<P> 1376<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1377The <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonclose">wxWindow::OnClose</A> virtual function remains 1378for backward compatibility with earlier versions of wxWindows. The 1379default <B>OnCloseWindow</B> handler for wxFrame and wxDialog will call <B>OnClose</B>, 1380destroying the window if it returns TRUE or if the close is being forced.<P> 1381<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1382<A HREF="wx296.htm#windowdeletionoverview">Window deletion overview</A>, 1383<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowclose">wxWindow::Close</A>, 1384<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonclose">wxWindow::OnClose</A>, 1385<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowdestroy">wxWindow::Destroy</A>, 1386<A HREF="wx45.htm#wxcloseevent">wxCloseEvent</A>, 1387<A HREF="wx26.htm#wxapponqueryendsession">wxApp::OnQueryEndSession</A>, 1388<A HREF="wx26.htm#wxapponendsession">wxApp::OnEndSession</A><P> 1389 1390<HR> 1391<A NAME="wxwindowondropfiles"></A> 1392<H3>wxWindow::OnDropFiles</H3> 1393<P> 1394<B>void</B> <B>OnDropFiles</B>(<B>wxDropFilesEvent&</B><I> event</I>)<P> 1395Called when files have been dragged from the file manager to the window.<P> 1396<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1397<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1398Drop files event. For more information, see <A HREF="wx80.htm#wxdropfilesevent">wxDropFilesEvent</A>.</UL></UL> 1399<P> 1400<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1401The window must have previously been enabled for dropping by calling 1402<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowdragacceptfiles">wxWindow::DragAcceptFiles</A>.<P> 1403This event is only generated under Windows.<P> 1404To intercept this event, use the EVT_DROP_FILES macro in an event table definition.<P> 1405<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1406<A HREF="wx80.htm#wxdropfilesevent">wxDropFilesEvent</A>, <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowdragacceptfiles">wxWindow::DragAcceptFiles</A>, 1407<A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 1408 1409<HR> 1410<A NAME="wxwindowonerasebackground"></A> 1411<H3>wxWindow::OnEraseBackground</H3> 1412<P> 1413<B>void</B> <B>OnEraseBackground</B>(<B>wxEraseEvent&</B><I> event</I>)<P> 1414Called when the background of the window needs to be erased.<P> 1415<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1416<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1417Erase background event. For more information, see <A HREF="wx83.htm#wxeraseevent">wxEraseEvent</A>.</UL></UL> 1418<P> 1419<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1420This event is only generated under Windows.<P> 1421To intercept this event, use the EVT_ERASE_BACKGROUND macro in an event table definition.<P> 1422<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1423<A HREF="wx83.htm#wxeraseevent">wxEraseEvent</A>, <A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 1424 1425<HR> 1426<A NAME="wxwindowonkeydown"></A> 1427<H3>wxWindow::OnKeyDown</H3> 1428<P> 1429<B>void</B> <B>OnKeyDown</B>(<B>wxKeyEvent&</B><I> event</I>)<P> 1430Called when the user has pressed a key, before it is translated into an ASCII value using other 1431modifier keys that might be pressed at the same time.<P> 1432<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1433<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1434Object containing keypress information. See <A HREF="wx124.htm#wxkeyevent">wxKeyEvent</A> for 1435details about this class.</UL></UL> 1436<P> 1437<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1438This member function is called in response to a key down event. To intercept this event, 1439use the EVT_KEY_DOWN macro in an event table definition. Your <B>OnKeyDown</B> handler may call this 1440default function to achieve default keypress functionality.<P> 1441Note that not all keypresses can be intercepted this way. If you wish to intercept special 1442keys, such as shift, control, and function keys, then you will need to use <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonkeydown">wxWindow::OnKeyDown</A> or 1443<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonkeyup">wxWindow::OnKeyUp</A>.<P> 1444Most, but not all, windows allow keypresses to be intercepted.<P> 1445<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1446<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonchar">wxWindow::OnChar</A>, <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonkeyup">wxWindow::OnKeyUp</A>, 1447<A HREF="wx124.htm#wxkeyevent">wxKeyEvent</A>, <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowoncharhook">wxWindow::OnCharHook</A>, 1448<A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 1449 1450<HR> 1451<A NAME="wxwindowonkeyup"></A> 1452<H3>wxWindow::OnKeyUp</H3> 1453<P> 1454<B>void</B> <B>OnKeyUp</B>(<B>wxKeyEvent&</B><I> event</I>)<P> 1455Called when the user has released a key.<P> 1456<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1457<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1458Object containing keypress information. See <A HREF="wx124.htm#wxkeyevent">wxKeyEvent</A> for 1459details about this class.</UL></UL> 1460<P> 1461<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1462This member function is called in response to a key up event. To intercept this event, 1463use the EVT_KEY_UP macro in an event table definition. Your <B>OnKeyUp</B> handler may call this 1464default function to achieve default keypress functionality.<P> 1465Note that not all keypresses can be intercepted this way. If you wish to intercept special 1466keys, such as shift, control, and function keys, then you will need to use <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonkeydown">wxWindow::OnKeyDown</A> or 1467<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonkeyup">wxWindow::OnKeyUp</A>.<P> 1468Most, but not all, windows allow key up events to be intercepted.<P> 1469<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1470<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonchar">wxWindow::OnChar</A>, <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonkeydown">wxWindow::OnKeyDown</A>, 1471<A HREF="wx124.htm#wxkeyevent">wxKeyEvent</A>, <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowoncharhook">wxWindow::OnCharHook</A>, 1472<A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 1473 1474<HR> 1475<A NAME="wxwindowonkillfocus"></A> 1476<H3>wxWindow::OnKillFocus</H3> 1477<P> 1478<B>void</B> <B>OnKillFocus</B>(<B>wxFocusEvent& </B><I>event</I>)<P> 1479Called when a window's focus is being killed.<P> 1480<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1481<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1482The focus event. For more information, see <A HREF="wx99.htm#wxfocusevent">wxFocusEvent</A>.</UL></UL> 1483<P> 1484<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1485To intercept this event, use the macro EVT_KILL_FOCUS in an event table definition.<P> 1486Most, but not all, windows respond to this event.<P> 1487<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1488<A HREF="wx99.htm#wxfocusevent">wxFocusEvent</A>, <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonsetfocus">wxWindow::OnSetFocus</A>, 1489<A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 1490 1491<HR> 1492<A NAME="wxwindowonidle"></A> 1493<H3>wxWindow::OnIdle</H3> 1494<P> 1495<B>void</B> <B>OnIdle</B>(<B>wxIdleEvent& </B><I>event</I>)<P> 1496Provide this member function for any processing which needs to be done 1497when the application is idle.<P> 1498<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1499<A HREF="wx26.htm#wxapponidle">wxApp::OnIdle</A>, <A HREF="wx113.htm#wxidleevent">wxIdleEvent</A><P> 1500 1501<HR> 1502<A NAME="wxwindowoninitdialog"></A> 1503<H3>wxWindow::OnInitDialog</H3> 1504<P> 1505<B>void</B> <B>OnInitDialog</B>(<B>wxInitDialogEvent&</B><I> event</I>)<P> 1506Default handler for the wxEVT_INIT_DIALOG event. Calls <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowtransferdatatowindow">wxWindow::TransferDataToWindow</A>.<P> 1507<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1508<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1509Dialog initialisation event.</UL></UL> 1510<P> 1511<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1512Gives the window the default behaviour of transferring data to child controls via 1513the validator that each control has.<P> 1514<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1515<A HREF="wx255.htm#wxvalidator">wxValidator</A>, <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowtransferdatatowindow">wxWindow::TransferDataToWindow</A><P> 1516 1517<HR> 1518<A NAME="wxwindowonmenuhighlight"></A> 1519<H3>wxWindow::OnMenuHighlight</H3> 1520<P> 1521<B>void</B> <B>OnMenuHighlight</B>(<B>wxMenuEvent& </B><I>event</I>)<P> 1522Called when a menu select is received from a menu bar: that is, the 1523mouse cursor is over a menu item, but the left mouse button has not been 1524pressed.<P> 1525<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1526<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1527The menu highlight event. For more information, see <A HREF="wx143.htm#wxmenuevent">wxMenuEvent</A>.</UL></UL> 1528<P> 1529<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1530You can choose any member function to receive 1531menu select events, using the EVT_MENU_HIGHLIGHT macro for individual menu items or EVT_MENU_HIGHLIGHT_ALL macro 1532for all menu items.<P> 1533The default implementation for <A HREF="wx104.htm#wxframeonmenuhighlight">wxFrame::OnMenuHighlight</A> displays help 1534text in the first field of the status bar.<P> 1535This function was known as <B>OnMenuSelect</B> in earlier versions of wxWindows, but this was confusing 1536since a selection is normally a left-click action.<P> 1537<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1538<A HREF="wx143.htm#wxmenuevent">wxMenuEvent</A>, 1539<A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 1540 1541 1542<HR> 1543<A NAME="wxwindowonmouseevent"></A> 1544<H3>wxWindow::OnMouseEvent</H3> 1545<P> 1546<B>void</B> <B>OnMouseEvent</B>(<B>wxMouseEvent&</B><I> event</I>)<P> 1547Called when the user has initiated an event with the 1548mouse.<P> 1549<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1550<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1551The mouse event. See <A HREF="wx150.htm#wxmouseevent">wxMouseEvent</A> for 1552more details.</UL></UL> 1553<P> 1554<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1555Most, but not all, windows respond to this event.<P> 1556To intercept this event, use the EVT_MOUSE_EVENTS macro in an event table definition, or individual 1557mouse event macros such as EVT_LEFT_DOWN.<P> 1558<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1559<A HREF="wx150.htm#wxmouseevent">wxMouseEvent</A>, 1560<A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 1561 1562<HR> 1563<A NAME="wxwindowonmove"></A> 1564<H3>wxWindow::OnMove</H3> 1565<P> 1566<B>void</B> <B>OnMove</B>(<B>wxMoveEvent& </B><I>event</I>)<P> 1567Called when a window is moved.<P> 1568<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1569<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1570The move event. For more information, see <A HREF="wx151.htm#wxmoveevent">wxMoveEvent</A>.</UL></UL> 1571<P> 1572<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1573Use the EVT_MOVE macro to intercept move events.<P> 1574<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1575Not currently implemented.<P> 1576<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1577<A HREF="wx151.htm#wxmoveevent">wxMoveEvent</A>, 1578<A HREF="wx104.htm#wxframeonsize">wxFrame::OnSize</A>, 1579<A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 1580 1581<HR> 1582<A NAME="wxwindowonpaint"></A> 1583<H3>wxWindow::OnPaint</H3> 1584<P> 1585<B>void</B> <B>OnPaint</B>(<B>wxPaintEvent& </B><I>event</I>)<P> 1586Sent to the event handler when the window must be refreshed.<P> 1587<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1588<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1589Paint event. For more information, see <A HREF="wx164.htm#wxpaintevent">wxPaintEvent</A>.</UL></UL> 1590<P> 1591<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1592Use the EVT_PAINT macro in an event table definition to intercept paint events.<P> 1593In a paint event handler, the application should always create a <A HREF="wx163.htm#wxpaintdc">wxPaintDC</A> object.<P> 1594For example:<P> 1595<FONT SIZE=2><PRE> 1596 void MyWindow::OnPaint(wxPaintEvent& event) 1597 { 1598 wxPaintDC dc(this); 1599 1600 DrawMyDocument(dc); 1601 } 1602</PRE> 1603</FONT>You can optimize painting by retrieving the rectangles 1604that have been damaged and only repainting these. The rectangles are in 1605terms of the client area, and are unscrolled, so you will need to do 1606some calculations using the current view position to obtain logical, 1607scrolled units.<P> 1608Here is an example of using the <A HREF="wx196.htm#wxregioniterator">wxRegionIterator</A> class:<P> 1609<FONT SIZE=2><PRE> 1610// Called when window needs to be repainted. 1611void MyWindow::OnPaint(wxPaintEvent& event) 1612{ 1613 wxPaintDC dc(this); 1614 1615 // Find Out where the window is scrolled to 1616 int vbX,vbY; // Top left corner of client 1617 ViewStart(&vbX,&vbY); 1618 1619 int vX,vY,vW,vH; // Dimensions of client area in pixels 1620 wxRegionIterator upd(GetUpdateRegion()); // get the update rect list 1621 1622 while (upd) 1623 { 1624 vX = upd.GetX(); 1625 vY = upd.GetY(); 1626 vW = upd.GetW(); 1627 vH = upd.GetH(); 1628 1629 // Alternatively we can do this: 1630 // wxRect rect; 1631 // upd.GetRect(&rect); 1632 1633 // Repaint this rectangle 1634 ...some code... 1635 1636 upd ++ ; 1637 } 1638} 1639</PRE> 1640</FONT><B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1641<A HREF="wx164.htm#wxpaintevent">wxPaintEvent</A>, 1642<A HREF="wx163.htm#wxpaintdc">wxPaintDC</A>, 1643<A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 1644 1645<HR> 1646<A NAME="wxwindowonscroll"></A> 1647<H3>wxWindow::OnScroll</H3> 1648<P> 1649<B>void</B> <B>OnScroll</B>(<B>wxScrollEvent& </B><I>event</I>)<P> 1650Called when a scroll event is received from one of the window's built-in scrollbars.<P> 1651<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1652<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1653Command event. Retrieve the new scroll position by 1654calling <A HREF="wx202.htm#wxscrolleventgetposition">wxScrollEvent::GetPosition</A>, and the 1655scrollbar orientation by calling <A HREF="wx202.htm#wxscrolleventgetorientation">wxScrollEvent::GetOrientation</A>.</UL></UL> 1656<P> 1657<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1658Note that it is not possible to distinguish between horizontal and vertical scrollbars 1659until the function is executing (you can't have one function for vertical, another 1660for horizontal events).<P> 1661<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1662<A HREF="wx202.htm#wxscrollevent">wxScrollEvent</A>, 1663<A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 1664 1665<HR> 1666<A NAME="wxwindowonsetfocus"></A> 1667<H3>wxWindow::OnSetFocus</H3> 1668<P> 1669<B>void</B> <B>OnSetFocus</B>(<B>wxFocusEvent& </B><I>event</I>)<P> 1670Called when a window's focus is being set.<P> 1671<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1672<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1673The focus event. For more information, see <A HREF="wx99.htm#wxfocusevent">wxFocusEvent</A>.</UL></UL> 1674<P> 1675<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1676To intercept this event, use the macro EVT_SET_FOCUS in an event table definition.<P> 1677Most, but not all, windows respond to this event.<P> 1678<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1679<A HREF="wx99.htm#wxfocusevent">wxFocusEvent</A>, <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonkillfocus">wxWindow::OnKillFocus</A>, 1680<A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 1681 1682<HR> 1683<A NAME="wxwindowonsize"></A> 1684<H3>wxWindow::OnSize</H3> 1685<P> 1686<B>void</B> <B>OnSize</B>(<B>wxSizeEvent& </B><I>event</I>)<P> 1687Called when the window has been resized.<P> 1688<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1689<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1690Size event. For more information, see <A HREF="wx206.htm#wxsizeevent">wxSizeEvent</A>.</UL></UL> 1691<P> 1692<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1693You may wish to use this for frames to resize their child windows as appropriate.<P> 1694Note that the size passed is of 1695the whole window: call <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowgetclientsize">wxWindow::GetClientSize</A> for the area which may be 1696used by the application.<P> 1697<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1698<A HREF="wx206.htm#wxsizeevent">wxSizeEvent</A>, 1699<A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 1700 1701<HR> 1702<A NAME="wxwindowonsyscolourchanged"></A> 1703<H3>wxWindow::OnSysColourChanged</H3> 1704<P> 1705<B>void</B> <B>OnSysColourChanged</B>(<B>wxOnSysColourChangedEvent& </B><I>event</I>)<P> 1706Called when the user has changed the system colours.<P> 1707<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1708<I>event</I><UL><UL> 1709System colour change event. For more information, see <A HREF="wx227.htm#wxsyscolourchangedevent">wxSysColourChangedEvent</A>.</UL></UL> 1710<P> 1711<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1712<A HREF="wx227.htm#wxsyscolourchangedevent">wxSysColourChangedEvent</A>, 1713<A HREF="wx299.htm#eventhandlingoverview">Event handling overview</A><P> 1714 1715<HR> 1716<A NAME="wxwindowpopeventhandler"></A> 1717<H3>wxWindow::PopEventHandler</H3> 1718<P> 1719<B>wxEvtHandler*</B> <B>PopEventHandler</B>(<B>bool </B><I>deleteHandler = FALSE</I>) <B>const</B><P> 1720Removes and returns the top-most event handler on the event handler stack.<P> 1721<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1722<I>deleteHandler</I><UL><UL> 1723If this is TRUE, the handler will be deleted after it is removed. The 1724default value is FALSE.</UL></UL> 1725<P> 1726<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1727<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowseteventhandler">wxWindow::SetEventHandler</A>, 1728<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowgeteventhandler">wxWindow::GetEventHandler</A>, 1729<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowpusheventhandler">wxWindow::PushEventHandler</A>, 1730<A HREF="wx85.htm#wxevthandlerprocessevent">wxEvtHandler::ProcessEvent</A>, 1731<A HREF="wx85.htm#wxevthandler">wxEvtHandler</A><P> 1732 1733<HR> 1734<A NAME="wxwindowpopupmenu"></A> 1735<H3>wxWindow::PopupMenu</H3> 1736<P> 1737<B>virtual bool</B> <B>PopupMenu</B>(<B>wxMenu* </B><I>menu</I>, <B>int </B><I>x</I>, <B>int </B><I>y</I>)<P> 1738Pops up the given menu at the specified coordinates, relative to this 1739window, and returns control when the user has dismissed the menu. If a 1740menu item is selected, the callback defined for the menu is called with 1741wxMenu and wxCommandEvent reference arguments. The callback should access 1742the commandInt member of the event to check the selected menu identifier.<P> 1743<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1744<I>menu</I><UL><UL> 1745Menu to pop up.</UL></UL> 1746<P> 1747<I>x</I><UL><UL> 1748Required x position for the menu to appear.</UL></UL> 1749<P> 1750<I>y</I><UL><UL> 1751Required y position for the menu to appear.</UL></UL> 1752<P> 1753<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1754<A HREF="wx140.htm#wxmenu">wxMenu</A><P> 1755<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1756Just before the menu is popped up, <A HREF="wx140.htm#wxmenuupdateui">wxMenu::UpdateUI</A> is called 1757to ensure that the menu items are in the correct state.<P> 1758 1759<HR> 1760<A NAME="wxwindowpusheventhandler"></A> 1761<H3>wxWindow::PushEventHandler</H3> 1762<P> 1763<B>void</B> <B>PushEventHandler</B>(<B>wxEvtHandler* </B><I>handler</I>)<P> 1764Pushes this event handler onto the event stack for the window.<P> 1765<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1766<I>handler</I><UL><UL> 1767Specifies the handler to be pushed.</UL></UL> 1768<P> 1769<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1770An event handler is an object that is capable of processing the events 1771sent to a window. By default, the window is its own event handler, but 1772an application may wish to substitute another, for example to allow 1773central implementation of event-handling for a variety of different 1774window classes.<P> 1775<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowpusheventhandler">wxWindow::PushEventHandler</A> allows 1776an application to set up a chain of event handlers, where an event not handled by one event handler is 1777handed to the next one in the chain. Use <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowpopeventhandler">wxWindow::PopEventHandler</A> to 1778remove the event handler.<P> 1779<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1780<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowseteventhandler">wxWindow::SetEventHandler</A>, 1781<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowgeteventhandler">wxWindow::GetEventHandler</A>, 1782<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowpusheventhandler">wxWindow::PopEventHandler</A>, 1783<A HREF="wx85.htm#wxevthandlerprocessevent">wxEvtHandler::ProcessEvent</A>, 1784<A HREF="wx85.htm#wxevthandler">wxEvtHandler</A><P> 1785 1786<HR> 1787<A NAME="wxwindowraise"></A> 1788<H3>wxWindow::Raise</H3> 1789<P> 1790<B>void</B> <B>Raise</B>()<P> 1791Raises the window to the top of the window hierarchy if it is a managed window (dialog 1792or frame).<P> 1793 1794<HR> 1795<A NAME="wxwindowrefresh"></A> 1796<H3>wxWindow::Refresh</H3> 1797<P> 1798<B>virtual void</B> <B>Refresh</B>(<B>const bool</B><I> eraseBackground = TRUE</I>, <B>const wxRect* </B><I>rect 1799= NULL</I>)<P> 1800Causes a message or event to be generated to repaint the 1801window.<P> 1802<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1803<I>eraseBackground</I><UL><UL> 1804If TRUE, the background will be 1805erased.</UL></UL> 1806<P> 1807<I>rect</I><UL><UL> 1808If non-NULL, only the given rectangle will 1809be treated as damaged.</UL></UL> 1810<P> 1811 1812<HR> 1813<A NAME="wxwindowreleasemouse"></A> 1814<H3>wxWindow::ReleaseMouse</H3> 1815<P> 1816<B>virtual void</B> <B>ReleaseMouse</B>()<P> 1817Releases mouse input captured with <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowcapturemouse">wxWindow::CaptureMouse</A>.<P> 1818<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1819<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowcapturemouse">wxWindow::CaptureMouse</A><P> 1820 1821<HR> 1822<A NAME="wxwindowremovechild"></A> 1823<H3>wxWindow::RemoveChild</H3> 1824<P> 1825<B>virtual void</B> <B>RemoveChild</B>(<B>wxWindow* </B><I>child</I>)<P> 1826Removes a child window. This is called automatically by window deletion 1827functions so should not be required by the application programmer.<P> 1828<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1829<I>child</I><UL><UL> 1830Child window to remove.</UL></UL> 1831<P> 1832 1833<HR> 1834<A NAME="wxwindowscreentoclient"></A> 1835<H3>wxWindow::ScreenToClient</H3> 1836<P> 1837<B>virtual void</B> <B>ScreenToClient</B>(<B>int* </B><I>x</I>, <B>int* </B><I>y</I>) <B>const</B><P> 1838<B>virtual wxPoint</B> <B>ScreenToClient</B>(<B>const wxPoint& </B><I>pt</I>) <B>const</B><P> 1839Converts from screen to client window coordinates.<P> 1840<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1841<I>x</I><UL><UL> 1842Stores the screen x coordinate and receives the client x coordinate.</UL></UL> 1843<P> 1844<I>y</I><UL><UL> 1845Stores the screen x coordinate and receives the client x coordinate.</UL></UL> 1846<P> 1847<I>pt</I><UL><UL> 1848The screen position for the second form of the function.</UL></UL> 1849<P> 1850<B><FONT COLOR="#0000C8">wxPython note:</FONT></B><BR> 1851 In place of a single overloaded method name, wxPython 1852implements the following methods:<P> 1853 1854<UL><UL> 1855 1856<TABLE> 1857 1858 1859<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 1860<B>ScreenToClient(point)</B> 1861</TD> 1862 1863<TD VALIGN=TOP> 1864Accepts and returns a wxPoint 1865</TD></TR> 1866 1867 1868<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 1869<B>ScreenToClientXY(x, y)</B> 1870</TD> 1871 1872<TD VALIGN=TOP> 1873Returns a 2-tuple, (x, y) 1874</TD></TR> 1875 1876 1877</TABLE> 1878</UL></UL> 1879 1880<P> 1881 1882 1883<HR> 1884<A NAME="wxwindowscrollwindow"></A> 1885<H3>wxWindow::ScrollWindow</H3> 1886<P> 1887<B>virtual void</B> <B>ScrollWindow</B>(<B>int </B><I>dx</I>, <B>int </B><I>dy</I>, <B>const wxRect*</B><I> rect = NULL</I>)<P> 1888Physically scrolls the pixels in the window.<P> 1889<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1890<I>dx</I><UL><UL> 1891Amount to scroll horizontally.</UL></UL> 1892<P> 1893<I>dy</I><UL><UL> 1894Amount to scroll vertically.</UL></UL> 1895<P> 1896<I>rect</I><UL><UL> 1897Rectangle to invalidate. If this is NULL, the whole window is invalidated. If you 1898pass a rectangle corresponding to the area of the window exposed by the scroll, your painting handler 1899can optimise painting by checking for the invalidated region.</UL></UL> 1900<P> 1901<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1902Available only under Windows.<P> 1903Use this function to optimise your scrolling implementations, to minimise the area that must be 1904redrawn.<P> 1905 1906<HR> 1907<A NAME="wxwindowsetacceleratortable"></A> 1908<H3>wxWindow::SetAcceleratorTable</H3> 1909<P> 1910<B>virtual void</B> <B>SetAcceleratorTable</B>(<B>const wxAcceleratorTable&</B><I> accel</I>)<P> 1911Sets the accelerator table for this window. See <A HREF="wx24.htm#wxacceleratortable">wxAcceleratorTable</A>.<P> 1912 1913<HR> 1914<A NAME="wxwindowsetautolayout"></A> 1915<H3>wxWindow::SetAutoLayout</H3> 1916<P> 1917<B>void</B> <B>SetAutoLayout</B>(<B>const bool</B><I> autoLayout</I>)<P> 1918Determines whether the <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowlayout">wxWindow::Layout</A> function will 1919be called automatically when the window is resized.<P> 1920<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1921<I>autoLayout</I><UL><UL> 1922Set this to TRUE if you wish the Layout function to be called 1923from within wxWindow::OnSize functions.</UL></UL> 1924<P> 1925<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1926<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetconstraints">wxWindow::SetConstraints</A><P> 1927 1928<HR> 1929<A NAME="wxwindowsetbackgroundcolour"></A> 1930<H3>wxWindow::SetBackgroundColour</H3> 1931<P> 1932<B>virtual void</B> <B>SetBackgroundColour</B>(<B>const wxColour& </B><I>colour</I>)<P> 1933Sets the background colour of the window.<P> 1934<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1935<I>colour</I><UL><UL> 1936The colour to be used as the background colour.</UL></UL> 1937<P> 1938<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 1939The background colour is usually painted by the default 1940<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonerasebackground">wxWindow::OnEraseBackground</A> event handler function.<P> 1941Note that setting the background colour does not cause an immediate refresh, so you 1942may wish to call <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowclear">wxWindow::Clear</A> or <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowrefresh">wxWindow::Refresh</A> after 1943calling this function.<P> 1944<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 1945<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowgetbackgroundcolour">wxWindow::GetBackgroundColour</A>, 1946<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetforegroundcolour">wxWindow::SetForegroundColour</A>, 1947<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowgetforegroundcolour">wxWindow::GetForegroundColour</A>, 1948<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowclear">wxWindow::Clear</A>, 1949<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowrefresh">wxWindow::Refresh</A>, 1950<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonerasebackground">wxWindow::OnEraseBackground</A><P> 1951 1952<HR> 1953<A NAME="wxwindowsetclientsize"></A> 1954<H3>wxWindow::SetClientSize</H3> 1955<P> 1956<B>virtual void</B> <B>SetClientSize</B>(<B>int</B><I> width</I>, <B>int</B><I> height</I>)<P> 1957<B>virtual void</B> <B>SetClientSize</B>(<B>const wxSize&</B><I> size</I>)<P> 1958This sets the size of the window client area in pixels. Using this function to size a window 1959tends to be more device-independent than <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetsize">wxWindow::SetSize</A>, since the application need not 1960worry about what dimensions the border or title bar have when trying to fit the window 1961around panel items, for example.<P> 1962<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 1963<I>width</I><UL><UL> 1964The required client area width.</UL></UL> 1965<P> 1966<I>height</I><UL><UL> 1967The required client area height.</UL></UL> 1968<P> 1969<I>size</I><UL><UL> 1970The required client size.</UL></UL> 1971<P> 1972<B><FONT COLOR="#0000C8">wxPython note:</FONT></B><BR> 1973 In place of a single overloaded method name, wxPython 1974implements the following methods:<P> 1975 1976<UL><UL> 1977 1978<TABLE> 1979 1980 1981<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 1982<B>SetClientSize(size)</B> 1983</TD> 1984 1985<TD VALIGN=TOP> 1986Accepts a wxSize 1987</TD></TR> 1988 1989 1990<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 1991<B>SetClientSizeWH(width, height)</B> 1992</TD> 1993 1994<TD VALIGN=TOP> 1995 1996</TD></TR> 1997 1998 1999</TABLE> 2000</UL></UL> 2001 2002<P> 2003 2004<HR> 2005<A NAME="wxwindowsetcursor"></A> 2006<H3>wxWindow::SetCursor</H3> 2007<P> 2008<B>virtual void</B> <B>SetCursor</B>(<B>const wxCursor&</B><I>cursor</I>)<P> 2009Sets the window's cursor. Notice that setting the cursor for this window does 2010not set it for its children so you'll need to explicitly call SetCursor() for 2011them too if you need it.<P> 2012<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 2013<I>cursor</I><UL><UL> 2014Specifies the cursor that the window should normally display.</UL></UL> 2015<P> 2016<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 2017<A HREF="wx268.htm#wxsetcursor">::wxSetCursor</A>, <A HREF="wx59.htm#wxcursor">wxCursor</A><P> 2018 2019<HR> 2020<A NAME="wxwindowseteventhandler"></A> 2021<H3>wxWindow::SetEventHandler</H3> 2022<P> 2023<B>void</B> <B>SetEventHandler</B>(<B>wxEvtHandler* </B><I>handler</I>)<P> 2024Sets the event handler for this window.<P> 2025<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 2026<I>handler</I><UL><UL> 2027Specifies the handler to be set.</UL></UL> 2028<P> 2029<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 2030An event handler is an object that is capable of processing the events 2031sent to a window. By default, the window is its own event handler, but 2032an application may wish to substitute another, for example to allow 2033central implementation of event-handling for a variety of different 2034window classes.<P> 2035It is usually better to use <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowpusheventhandler">wxWindow::PushEventHandler</A> since 2036this sets up a chain of event handlers, where an event not handled by one event handler is 2037handed to the next one in the chain.<P> 2038<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 2039<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowgeteventhandler">wxWindow::GetEventHandler</A>, 2040<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowpusheventhandler">wxWindow::PushEventHandler</A>, 2041<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowpusheventhandler">wxWindow::PopEventHandler</A>, 2042<A HREF="wx85.htm#wxevthandlerprocessevent">wxEvtHandler::ProcessEvent</A>, 2043<A HREF="wx85.htm#wxevthandler">wxEvtHandler</A><P> 2044 2045<HR> 2046<A NAME="wxwindowsetconstraints"></A> 2047<H3>wxWindow::SetConstraints</H3> 2048<P> 2049<B>void</B> <B>SetConstraints</B>(<B>wxLayoutConstraints* </B><I>constraints</I>)<P> 2050Sets the window to have the given layout constraints. The window 2051will then own the object, and will take care of its deletion. 2052If an existing layout constraints object is already owned by the 2053window, it will be deleted.<P> 2054<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 2055<I>constraints</I><UL><UL> 2056The constraints to set. Pass NULL to disassociate and delete the window's 2057constraints.</UL></UL> 2058<P> 2059<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 2060You must call <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetautolayout">wxWindow::SetAutoLayout</A> to tell a window to use 2061the constraints automatically in OnSize; otherwise, you must 2062override OnSize and call Layout explicitly.<P> 2063 2064<HR> 2065<A NAME="wxwindowsetdroptarget"></A> 2066<H3>wxWindow::SetDropTarget</H3> 2067<P> 2068<B>void</B> <B>SetDropTarget</B>(<B>wxDropTarget*</B><I> target</I>)<P> 2069Associates a drop target with this window.<P> 2070If the window already has a drop target, it is deleted.<P> 2071<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 2072<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowgetdroptarget">wxWindow::GetDropTarget</A>, 2073<A HREF="wx312.htm#wxdndoverview">Drag and drop overview</A><P> 2074 2075<HR> 2076<A NAME="wxwindowsetfocus"></A> 2077<H3>wxWindow::SetFocus</H3> 2078<P> 2079<B>virtual void</B> <B>SetFocus</B>()<P> 2080This sets the window to receive keyboard input.<P> 2081 2082<HR> 2083<A NAME="wxwindowsetfont"></A> 2084<H3>wxWindow::SetFont</H3> 2085<P> 2086<B>void</B> <B>SetFont</B>(<B>const wxFont& </B><I>font</I>)<P> 2087Sets the font for this window.<P> 2088<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 2089<I>font</I><UL><UL> 2090Font to associate with this window.</UL></UL> 2091<P> 2092<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 2093<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowgetfont">wxWindow::GetFont</A><P> 2094 2095<HR> 2096<A NAME="wxwindowsetforegroundcolour"></A> 2097<H3>wxWindow::SetForegroundColour</H3> 2098<P> 2099<B>virtual void</B> <B>SetForegroundColour</B>(<B>const wxColour& </B><I>colour</I>)<P> 2100Sets the foreground colour of the window.<P> 2101<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 2102<I>colour</I><UL><UL> 2103The colour to be used as the foreground colour.</UL></UL> 2104<P> 2105<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 2106The interpretation of foreground colour is open to interpretation according 2107to the window class; it may be the text colour or other colour, or it may not 2108be used at all.<P> 2109<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 2110<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowgetforegroundcolour">wxWindow::GetForegroundColour</A>, 2111<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetbackgroundcolour">wxWindow::SetBackgroundColour</A>, 2112<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowgetbackgroundcolour">wxWindow::GetBackgroundColour</A><P> 2113 2114<HR> 2115<A NAME="wxwindowsetid"></A> 2116<H3>wxWindow::SetId</H3> 2117<P> 2118<B>void</B> <B>SetId</B>(<B>int</B><I> id</I>)<P> 2119Sets the identifier of the window.<P> 2120<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 2121Each window has an integer identifier. If the application has not provided one, 2122an identifier will be generated. Normally, the identifier should be provided 2123on creation and should not be modified subsequently.<P> 2124<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 2125<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowgetid">wxWindow::GetId</A>, 2126<A HREF="wx299.htm#windowids">Window identifiers</A><P> 2127 2128<HR> 2129<A NAME="wxwindowsetname"></A> 2130<H3>wxWindow::SetName</H3> 2131<P> 2132<B>virtual void</B> <B>SetName</B>(<B>const wxString& </B><I>name</I>)<P> 2133Sets the window's name.<P> 2134<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 2135<I>name</I><UL><UL> 2136A name to set for the window.</UL></UL> 2137<P> 2138<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 2139<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowgetname">wxWindow::GetName</A><P> 2140 2141<HR> 2142<A NAME="wxwindowsetpalette"></A> 2143<H3>wxWindow::SetPalette</H3> 2144<P> 2145<B>virtual void</B> <B>SetPalette</B>(<B>wxPalette* </B><I>palette</I>)<P> 2146Obsolete - use <A HREF="wx65.htm#wxdcsetpalette">wxDC::SetPalette</A> instead.<P> 2147 2148<HR> 2149<A NAME="wxwindowsetreturncode"></A> 2150<H3>wxWindow::SetReturnCode</H3> 2151<P> 2152<B>void</B> <B>SetReturnCode</B>(<B>int </B><I>retCode</I>)<P> 2153Sets the return code for this window.<P> 2154<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 2155<I>retCode</I><UL><UL> 2156The integer return code, usually a control identifier.</UL></UL> 2157<P> 2158<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 2159A return code is normally associated with a modal dialog, where <A HREF="wx71.htm#wxdialogshowmodal">wxDialog::ShowModal</A> returns 2160a code to the application. The function <A HREF="wx71.htm#wxdialogendmodal">wxDialog::EndModal</A> calls <B>SetReturnCode</B>.<P> 2161<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 2162<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowgetreturncode">wxWindow::GetReturnCode</A>, <A HREF="wx71.htm#wxdialogshowmodal">wxDialog::ShowModal</A>, 2163<A HREF="wx71.htm#wxdialogendmodal">wxDialog::EndModal</A><P> 2164 2165<HR> 2166<A NAME="wxwindowsetscrollbar"></A> 2167<H3>wxWindow::SetScrollbar</H3> 2168<P> 2169<B>virtual void</B> <B>SetScrollbar</B>(<B>int </B><I>orientation</I>, <B>int </B><I>position</I>, 2170<B>int </B><I>thumbSize</I>, <B>int </B><I>range</I>, 2171<B>const bool </B><I>refresh = TRUE</I>)<P> 2172Sets the scrollbar properties of a built-in scrollbar.<P> 2173<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 2174<I>orientation</I><UL><UL> 2175Determines the scrollbar whose page size is to be set. May be wxHORIZONTAL or wxVERTICAL.</UL></UL> 2176<P> 2177<I>position</I><UL><UL> 2178The position of the scrollbar in scroll units.</UL></UL> 2179<P> 2180<I>thumbSize</I><UL><UL> 2181The size of the thumb, or visible portion of the scrollbar, in scroll units.</UL></UL> 2182<P> 2183<I>range</I><UL><UL> 2184The maximum position of the scrollbar.</UL></UL> 2185<P> 2186<I>refresh</I><UL><UL> 2187TRUE to redraw the scrollbar, FALSE otherwise.</UL></UL> 2188<P> 2189<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 2190Let's say you wish to display 50 lines of text, using the same font. 2191The window is sized so that you can only see 16 lines at a time.<P> 2192You would use:<P> 2193<FONT SIZE=2><PRE> 2194 SetScrollbar(wxVERTICAL, 0, 16, 50); 2195</PRE> 2196</FONT><P> 2197Note that with the window at this size, the thumb position can never go 2198above 50 minus 16, or 34.<P> 2199You can determine how many lines are currently visible by dividing the current view 2200size by the character height in pixels.<P> 2201When defining your own scrollbar behaviour, you will always need to recalculate 2202the scrollbar settings when the window size changes. You could therefore put your 2203scrollbar calculations and SetScrollbar 2204call into a function named AdjustScrollbars, which can be called initially and also 2205from your <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowonsize">wxWindow::OnSize</A> event handler function.<P> 2206<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 2207<A HREF="wx297.htm#scrollingoverview">Scrolling overview</A>, 2208<A HREF="wx201.htm#wxscrollbar">wxScrollBar</A>, <A HREF="wx203.htm#wxscrolledwindow">wxScrolledWindow</A><P> 2209 2210<HR> 2211<A NAME="wxwindowsetscrollpos"></A> 2212<H3>wxWindow::SetScrollPos</H3> 2213<P> 2214<B>virtual void</B> <B>SetScrollPos</B>(<B>int </B><I>orientation</I>, <B>int </B><I>pos</I>, <B>const bool </B><I>refresh = TRUE</I>)<P> 2215Sets the position of one of the built-in scrollbars.<P> 2216<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 2217<I>orientation</I><UL><UL> 2218Determines the scrollbar whose position is to be set. May be wxHORIZONTAL or wxVERTICAL.</UL></UL> 2219<P> 2220<I>pos</I><UL><UL> 2221Position in scroll units.</UL></UL> 2222<P> 2223<I>refresh</I><UL><UL> 2224TRUE to redraw the scrollbar, FALSE otherwise.</UL></UL> 2225<P> 2226<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 2227This function does not directly affect the contents of the window: it is up to the 2228application to take note of scrollbar attributes and redraw contents accordingly.<P> 2229<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 2230<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetscrollbar">wxWindow::SetScrollbar</A>, 2231<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowsetscrollpos">wxWindow::GetScrollPos</A>, 2232<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowgetscrollthumb">wxWindow::GetScrollThumb</A>, 2233<A HREF="wx201.htm#wxscrollbar">wxScrollBar</A>, <A HREF="wx203.htm#wxscrolledwindow">wxScrolledWindow</A><P> 2234 2235<HR> 2236<A NAME="wxwindowsetsize"></A> 2237<H3>wxWindow::SetSize</H3> 2238<P> 2239<B>virtual void</B> <B>SetSize</B>(<B>int</B><I> x</I>, <B>int</B><I> y</I>, <B>int</B><I> width</I>, <B>int</B><I> height</I>, 2240 <B>int</B><I> sizeFlags = wxSIZE_AUTO</I>)<P> 2241<B>virtual void</B> <B>SetSize</B>(<B>const wxRect&</B><I> rect</I>)<P> 2242Sets the size and position of the window in pixels.<P> 2243<B>virtual void</B> <B>SetSize</B>(<B>int</B><I> width</I>, <B>int</B><I> height</I>)<P> 2244<B>virtual void</B> <B>SetSize</B>(<B>const wxSize&</B><I> size</I>)<P> 2245Sets the size of the window in pixels.<P> 2246<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 2247<I>x</I><UL><UL> 2248Required x position in pixels, or -1 to indicate that the existing 2249value should be used.</UL></UL> 2250<P> 2251<I>y</I><UL><UL> 2252Required y position in pixels, or -1 to indicate that the existing 2253value should be used.</UL></UL> 2254<P> 2255<I>width</I><UL><UL> 2256Required width in pixels, or -1 to indicate that the existing 2257value should be used.</UL></UL> 2258<P> 2259<I>height</I><UL><UL> 2260Required height position in pixels, or -1 to indicate that the existing 2261value should be used.</UL></UL> 2262<P> 2263<I>size</I><UL><UL> 2264<A HREF="wx205.htm#wxsize">wxSize</A> object for setting the size.</UL></UL> 2265<P> 2266<I>rect</I><UL><UL> 2267<A HREF="wx193.htm#wxrect">wxRect</A> object for setting the position and size.</UL></UL> 2268<P> 2269<I>sizeFlags</I><UL><UL> 2270Indicates the interpretation of other parameters. It is a bit list of the following:<P> 2271<B>wxSIZE_AUTO_WIDTH</B>: a -1 width value is taken to indicate 2272a wxWindows-supplied default width.<BR> 2273 2274<B>wxSIZE_AUTO_HEIGHT</B>: a -1 height value is taken to indicate 2275a wxWindows-supplied default width.<BR> 2276 2277<B>wxSIZE_AUTO</B>: -1 size values are taken to indicate 2278a wxWindows-supplied default size.<BR> 2279 2280<B>wxSIZE_USE_EXISTING</B>: existing dimensions should be used 2281if -1 values are supplied.<BR> 2282 2283<B>wxSIZE_ALLOW_MINUS_ONE</B>: allow dimensions of -1 and less to be interpreted 2284as real dimensions, not default values. 2285</UL></UL> 2286<P> 2287<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 2288The second form is a convenience for calling the first form with default 2289x and y parameters, and must be used with non-default width and height values.<P> 2290The first form sets the position and optionally size, of the window. 2291Parameters may be -1 to indicate either that a default should be supplied 2292by wxWindows, or that the current value of the dimension should be used.<P> 2293<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 2294<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowmove">wxWindow::Move</A><P> 2295<B><FONT COLOR="#0000C8">wxPython note:</FONT></B><BR> 2296 In place of a single overloaded method name, wxPython 2297implements the following methods:<P> 2298 2299<UL><UL> 2300 2301<TABLE> 2302 2303 2304<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 2305<B>SetDimensions(x, y, width, height, sizeFlags=wxSIZE_AUTO)</B> 2306</TD> 2307 2308<TD VALIGN=TOP> 2309 2310</TD></TR> 2311 2312 2313<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 2314<B>SetSize(size)</B> 2315</TD> 2316 2317<TD VALIGN=TOP> 2318 2319</TD></TR> 2320 2321 2322<TR><TD VALIGN=TOP> 2323<B>SetPosition(point)</B> 2324</TD> 2325 2326<TD VALIGN=TOP> 2327 2328</TD></TR> 2329 2330 2331</TABLE> 2332</UL></UL> 2333 2334<P> 2335 2336<HR> 2337<A NAME="wxwindowsetsizehints"></A> 2338<H3>wxWindow::SetSizeHints</H3> 2339<P> 2340<B>virtual void</B> <B>SetSizeHints</B>(<B>int</B><I> minW=-1</I>, <B>int</B><I> minH=-1</I>, <B>int</B><I> maxW=-1</I>, <B>int</B><I> maxH=-1</I>, 2341 <B>int</B><I> incW=-1</I>, <B>int</B><I> incH=-1</I>)<P> 2342Allows specification of minimum and maximum window sizes, and window size increments. 2343If a pair of values is not set (or set to -1), the default values will be used.<P> 2344<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 2345<I>minW</I><UL><UL> 2346Specifies the minimum width allowable.</UL></UL> 2347<P> 2348<I>minH</I><UL><UL> 2349Specifies the minimum height allowable.</UL></UL> 2350<P> 2351<I>maxW</I><UL><UL> 2352Specifies the maximum width allowable.</UL></UL> 2353<P> 2354<I>maxH</I><UL><UL> 2355Specifies the maximum height allowable.</UL></UL> 2356<P> 2357<I>incW</I><UL><UL> 2358Specifies the increment for sizing the width (Motif/Xt only).</UL></UL> 2359<P> 2360<I>incH</I><UL><UL> 2361Specifies the increment for sizing the height (Motif/Xt only).</UL></UL> 2362<P> 2363<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Remarks</FONT></B><P> 2364If this function is called, the user will not be able to size the window outside the 2365given bounds.<P> 2366The resizing increments are only significant under Motif or Xt.<P> 2367 2368<HR> 2369<A NAME="wxwindowsettitle"></A> 2370<H3>wxWindow::SetTitle</H3> 2371<P> 2372<B>virtual void</B> <B>SetTitle</B>(<B>const wxString& </B><I>title</I>)<P> 2373Sets the window's title. Applicable only to frames and dialogs.<P> 2374<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 2375<I>title</I><UL><UL> 2376The window's title.</UL></UL> 2377<P> 2378<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 2379<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowgettitle">wxWindow::GetTitle</A><P> 2380 2381<HR> 2382<A NAME="topic1041"></A> 2383<H3>wxWindow::Show</H3> 2384<P> 2385<B>virtual bool</B> <B>Show</B>(<B>const bool</B><I> show</I>)<P> 2386Shows or hides the window.<P> 2387<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 2388<I>show</I><UL><UL> 2389If TRUE, displays the window and brings it to the front. Otherwise, 2390hides the window.</UL></UL> 2391<P> 2392<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 2393<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowisshown">wxWindow::IsShown</A><P> 2394 2395<HR> 2396<A NAME="wxwindowtransferdatafromwindow"></A> 2397<H3>wxWindow::TransferDataFromWindow</H3> 2398<P> 2399<B>virtual bool</B> <B>TransferDataFromWindow</B>()<P> 2400Transfers values from child controls to data areas specified by their validators. Returns 2401FALSE if a transfer failed.<P> 2402<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 2403<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowtransferdatatowindow">wxWindow::TransferDataToWindow</A>, 2404<A HREF="wx255.htm#wxvalidator">wxValidator</A>, <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowvalidate">wxWindow::Validate</A><P> 2405 2406<HR> 2407<A NAME="wxwindowtransferdatatowindow"></A> 2408<H3>wxWindow::TransferDataToWindow</H3> 2409<P> 2410<B>virtual bool</B> <B>TransferDataToWindow</B>()<P> 2411Transfers values to child controls from data areas specified by their validators.<P> 2412<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Return value</FONT></B><P> 2413Returns FALSE if a transfer failed.<P> 2414<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 2415<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowtransferdatafromwindow">wxWindow::TransferDataFromWindow</A>, 2416<A HREF="wx255.htm#wxvalidator">wxValidator</A>, <A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowvalidate">wxWindow::Validate</A><P> 2417 2418<HR> 2419<A NAME="wxwindowvalidate"></A> 2420<H3>wxWindow::Validate</H3> 2421<P> 2422<B>virtual bool</B> <B>Validate</B>()<P> 2423Validates the current values of the child controls using their validators.<P> 2424<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Return value</FONT></B><P> 2425Returns FALSE if any of the validations failed.<P> 2426<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">See also</FONT></B><P> 2427<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowtransferdatafromwindow">wxWindow::TransferDataFromWindow</A>, 2428<A HREF="wx260.htm#wxwindowtransferdatafromwindow">wxWindow::TransferDataFromWindow</A>, 2429<A HREF="wx255.htm#wxvalidator">wxValidator</A><P> 2430 2431<HR> 2432<A NAME="wxwindowwarppointer"></A> 2433<H3>wxWindow::WarpPointer</H3> 2434<P> 2435<B>void</B> <B>WarpPointer</B>(<B>int</B><I> x</I>, <B>int</B><I> y</I>)<P> 2436Moves the pointer to the given position on the window.<P> 2437<B><FONT COLOR="#FF0000">Parameters</FONT></B><P> 2438<I>x</I><UL><UL> 2439The new x position for the cursor.</UL></UL> 2440<P> 2441<I>y</I><UL><UL> 2442The new y position for the cursor.</UL></UL> 2443<P> 2444 2445</BODY></HTML> 2446