I have no idea which widgets have a getDC() method
Afaik, none of them do. A quick grep of the docs suggest that the following have a GetDC(): Wx::EraseEvent, Wx::HtmlWinParser, Wx::Printout. I think there are two ways of achieving what your're after (maybe more) - either use a Wx::ClientDC:
my $dc = new Wx::ClientDC($frame);
$dc->DrawLine(...);
or set up a Wx::PaintEvent for your frame:
use Wx::Event 'EVT_PAINT';
EVT_PAINT($frame, \&OnPaint);
sub OnPaint {
my ($frame, $event) = @_;
my $dc = new Wx::PaintDC($frame);
$dc->DrawLine(...);
}
See Wx::Perl::Throbber for an example of the latter.
The wxPython wiki has lots of useful examples. They're in Python obviously, but it's trivial to do the translation in your head.
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