The first thing I noticed was that wxPreviewFrame::OnCloseWindow isn't wrapped for wxPerl

It doesn't make sense to wrap it

http://svn.wxwidgets.org/svn/wx/wxWidgets/trunk/src/common/prntbase.cpp 


IMPLEMENT_CLASS(wxPreviewFrame, wxFrame)

BEGIN_EVENT_TABLE(wxPreviewFrame, wxFrame)
    EVT_CLOSE(wxPreviewFrame::OnCloseWindow)
END_EVENT_TABLE()

...
void wxPreviewFrame::OnCloseWindow(wxCloseEvent& WXUNUSED(event))
{
    if (m_windowDisabler)
        delete m_windowDisabler;

    // Need to delete the printout and the print preview
    wxPrintout *printout = m_printPreview->GetPrintout();
    if (printout)
    {
        delete printout;
        m_printPreview->SetPrintout(NULL);
        m_printPreview->SetCanvas(NULL);
        m_printPreview->SetFrame(NULL);
    }
    delete m_printPreview;

    Destroy();
}

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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?

You could do that, but as you can see above the wxWindowDisabler is deleted, which re-enables the previously disabled windows, so it should work already :)

In reply to Re^3: wxPreviewFrame error on closing by Anonymous Monk
in thread wxPreviewFrame error on closing by Steve_BZ

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