I'm trying to write a small text editor in wxWidgets, using wxDev-Cpp. So far, all is well. However, for the life of me I can't work out how to print (As in, onto paper). As far as I can deduce, I need to use the wxPrinter class. Browsing the wxWidgets manual, though, proved a fruitless experience, as it might as well be written in chinese! Can anyone give me a simple way of printing the contents of an edit control?
Ben Ward
I'm trying to write a small text editor in wxWidgets, using wxDev-Cpp. So far, all is well. However, for the life of me I can't work out how to print (As in, onto paper). As far as I can deduce, I need to use the wxPrinter class. Browsing the wxWidgets manual, though, proved a fruitless experience, as it might as well be written in chinese! Can anyone give me a simple way of printing the contents of an edit control?
Ben Ward
When I use wxDevC++, I get a 'can't find -lwxmsw28' error... How did you get it to work?
When I use wxDevC++, I get a 'can't find -lwxmsw28' error... How did you get it to work?
Save yourself some pains and download codelite
I haven't done Printing but it my advice is that you post on wx-users mailing list. But google did bring these:
http://docs.wxwidgets.org/stable/wx_printingoverview.html
http://wiki.wxwidgets.org/Printing
http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=405047&seqNum=4
Also I hope you have checked samples on printing found at wxDIRECTORY/samples
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