Hmm. I see.. and probably agree. I guess it'd be hard to get a sizer that contains only sizers? I don't think I'd ever need to, but who knows. If there's an easy answer, I'd love to know. If not, don't worry about it. it's not that important or useful to me. Thanks for the input.


While I ask a lot of Win32 questions, I hate Windows with a passion. That's the problem with writing a cross-platform program. I'm a Linux user myself. I wish more people were.
If you want to do evil, science provides the most powerful weapons to do evil; but equally, if you want to do good, science puts into your hands the most powerful tools to do so.
- Richard Dawkins

In reply to Re^4: [fixed] Wx with XRC, get handle on objects by wilsond
in thread [fixed] Wx with XRC, get handle on objects by wilsond

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