Spent most of the afternoon fiddling with this. I'm convinced that the wxALIGN_CENTRE flag doesn't work.

I've written a little subroutine which does what I want; it's OK but it shouldn't be necessary

sub centre_text{
  # centre_text( $text_control, $container );
  # Not enough error checking, really ...
  my ( $text_control, $container ) = @_;
  my ($container_width) = $container->GetSizeWH();
  my ($text_width) = $container->GetTextExtent( $text_control->GetLabe
+l() );
  my ( $text_x, $text_y ) = $text_control->GetPositionXY();
  $text_control->Move( ($container_width-$text_width)/2, $text_y );
}

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In reply to Re^2: Centring text in a WxPerl static text box by HenryLaw
in thread Centring text in a WxPerl static text box by HenryLaw

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