wxAuiManager: detecting dock / undock of panes?

[Tobias Abt]

Hi,


I need to detect if a pane is undocked or docked again.


Since the wxAuiManager has no events for it, I tried to derive my own class from the manager (as suggested in the Kirix forum). But the manager has only a few virtual functions and I only succeeded in making a "docked"-event (with ProcessDockResult).


I also tried to get the wxEVT_AUI_PANE_BUTTON event (simply changed one of the existing event macros in the sample to EVT_AUI_PANE_BUTTON), but this event never is received by my application.


Is there a (good) way to detect the docking and undocking of panes with the wxAuiManager?


Thanks and regards,

Tobi


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wxWidgets: 3.0.0 rc2

Operating System: Windows 7

[Eran Ifrah]

Hi,

You can try and connect the event wxEVT_AUI_RENDER. In the handler check
for your pane:

void MyClass::OnRender(wxAuiManagerEvent& e) {
e.Skip();
wxAuiPaneInfo &pi = e.GetManager()->GetPane( "pane-name" );
if ( pi.IsOk() && pi.IsFloating() ) {
// do something
}
}

Eran

Post by Tobias Abt
Hi,
I need to detect if a pane is undocked or docked again.
Since the wxAuiManager has no events for it, I tried to derive my own
class from the manager (as suggested in the Kirix forum). But the manager
has only a few virtual functions and I only succeeded in making a
"docked"-event (with ProcessDockResult).
I also tried to get the wxEVT_AUI_PANE_BUTTON event (simply changed one of
the existing event macros in the sample to EVT_AUI_PANE_BUTTON), but this
event never is received by my application.
Is there a (good) way to detect the docking and undocking of panes with the wxAuiManager?
Thanks and regards,
Tobi
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[Tobias Abt]

Thanks, that did the trick (without the need to derive my own class). I only had to add a lock so my function is only called once :)


Regards,

Tobi


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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 30. Januar 2014 12:36
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Betreff: Re: wxAuiManager: detecting dock / undock of panes?


Hi,


You can try and connect the event wxEVT_AUI_RENDER. In the handler check for your pane:


void MyClass::OnRender(wxAuiManagerEvent& e) {

e.Skip();
wxAuiPaneInfo &pi = e.GetManager()->GetPane( "pane-name" );

if ( pi.IsOk() && pi.IsFloating() ) {

// do something

}

}


Eran



On Thu, Jan 30, 2014 at 12:48 PM, Tobias Abt <***@vispiron.de <mailto:***@vispiron.de> > wrote:

Hi,


I need to detect if a pane is undocked or docked again.


Since the wxAuiManager has no events for it, I tried to derive my own class from the manager (as suggested in the Kirix forum). But the manager has only a few virtual functions and I only succeeded in making a "docked"-event (with ProcessDockResult).


I also tried to get the wxEVT_AUI_PANE_BUTTON event (simply changed one of the existing event macros in the sample to EVT_AUI_PANE_BUTTON), but this event never is received by my application.


Is there a (good) way to detect the docking and undocking of panes with the wxAuiManager?


Thanks and regards,

Tobi


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