chess

[Hola]

>> ok, I write this one:
>> http://dark-code.bulix.org/g85xr4-58309
> 
> And - what happens? Did you add jpeg-support? Did bmp show up? (Hint:
> Prepending m_ to member variables add a great deal of readability to the
> code). What is the problem?

yes showing the jpg file.
read next paragraph...

>>> You might want to rescale the bitmaps with wxImage::Resize()
>>> (http://www.wxwidgets.org/manuals/stable/wx_wximage.html#wximageresize) to
>>> the size you need or alternatively switch to a TTF-font with chess figures
>>> using wxDC::DrawText() and rely on the OS's scaling functions. Another
>>> solution would be a temporary wxMemoryDC and then wxDC::Blit()
>>> (http://www.wxwidgets.org/manuals/stable/wx_wxdc.html#wxdcblit) which
>>> usually is hardware-supportet and therefore pretty fast.
> 
>> hm... where I have to put that?
> 
> Did you look at wxBombs? 

yes but this program NOT have a resize window.

>> what change this code?
> 
> My time is a bit limited and your question a bit vague. Please have a look
> at the wxLife demo - it's paint handler LifeCanvas::OnPaint() is quite
> advanced in that respect and redraws regions of the canvas when they are
> damaged.

this program no have a jpg file & resize. ;(

the DC context show me whole canvas but what I can resize elements.

ok. thanks sugestions "read the tutorial ;)"