dynamically created event separation

[Leslie Newell]

Don't make wx generate the Ids. IDs for the children of any window need 
to be unique but as long as you don't conflict with the predefined wx 
IDs (4999 - 5999), you can use anything you want. wxNewId() always 
starts from 0 so choose a number that will be well out of the way. 
Simply pick a base number and work from there:

#define FIRST_ID (1000)

for (int count=0; count<number_of_textcontrols; count++)
{
    Chn_TextCtrl0[count] = new wxTextCtrl(this, count + FIRST_ID,....
}

When you receive the event, you now know that ID 1000 equates to 
Chn_TextCtrl0[0] , 1001 equates to Chn_TextCtrl0[1] and so on.

Les


szurilo wrote:
> Ok, than what is the solution if i want some control that created dynamically
> and if the user press <enter> in any of them my event handler know which one
> is the sender.
> I mean i run my (client) program, the server tells it create 4 wxTextCtrl.
> The client create them and Connect() the event handler function, than it
> should assign a number for example 3 if the user press the <enter> in the
> 3th wxTextCtrl.
> getId() only tell a number(ID) that isnt help me bec. this number could be
> any number like i told you it was 121 when i check it in my program before.
>
> Szurilo
>