Larger text boxes in Windows
Vadim Zeitlin
vadim at wxwindows.org
Tue Aug 1 07:11:55 PDT 2006
On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 21:46:14 -0400 Eric Marcarelli <eric at toadscastle.net> wrote:
EM> > It looks like your version of wxWidgets was compiled with wxUSE_RICHEDIT
EM> > set to 0 and so wxTE_RICH doesn't do anything. Please check it in setup.h
EM> > and change it to 1 and rebuild if necessary.
EM>
EM> I searched all the setup.h's and some of them were set to 0 and some to
EM> 1.
The "master" setup.h is the one in include/wx/msw. It is copied to
lib/wx/msw[u][d][dll] subdirectories during build to allow you to have
different settings for different configurations but usually you'd just edit
the master file and use the same settings for all of them.
EM> I didn't build wxWidgets I just used the setup file, why would this
EM> feature be disabled by default?
It shouldn't be.
EM> What is the least painful way to rebuild it in Windows?
There is exactly one way to build wxWidgets using mingw32 (which Dev-Cpp
uses) under Windows, please see the files under the doc directory.
Regards,
VZ
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