Hi Anon,

Well, I've followed through some of your links. The first thing I noticed was that wxPreviewFrame::OnCloseWindow isn't wrapped for wxPerl (or at least it doesn't seem to be. A fact not noted in the documentation. So I created my own version: 

sub on_click_richtext_preview_close {

    my($self,$event) = @_;

    $self->Destroy;

}

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And called it with: 


    Wx::Event::EVT_CLOSE( $frame , \&on_click_richtext_preview_close )
+;

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just before the initialise. It Seems to work, but the main frame, to which it is returned, is disabled (in my version of the code). Can I just enable it, or is that too easy?

Regards

Steve

In reply to Re^2: wxPreviewFrame error on closing by Steve_BZ
in thread wxPreviewFrame error on closing by Steve_BZ

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