I'd like to implement sorting by column sometime, but it'd require me to rewrite the VirtualListView stuff. At least to do it nicelyGez wrote:No. A "sort selected lumps" feature would be a good idea though.

I'd like to implement sorting by column sometime, but it'd require me to rewrite the VirtualListView stuff. At least to do it nicelyGez wrote:No. A "sort selected lumps" feature would be a good idea though.
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$ make -f ./Makefile-no_audiere
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"wxLogStderr::wxLogStderr(__sFILE*)", referenced from:
MainApp::initLogFile() in MainApp.o
"wxGridTableBase::AppendRows(unsigned long)", referenced from:
vtable for HexTablein HexEditorPanel.o
ld: symbol(s) not found
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [slade] Error 1
Idea: rip the audio playback code from one of the GPL-compatible source ports. It's better than nothing.sirjuddington wrote:nothing else GPL-compatible exists that can support all needed audio formats.
It might be possible. I have no idea how to actually put data on the system clipboard, I'll have a look if wxWidgets can though.MG_Man wrote:I used XWE for a minute and I thought of a cool feature that SLADE 3 ought to have.
In XWE, you can copy an image directly to the clipboard (Not the file but the image itself, so you can paste it directly into Photoshop)
I think most GPL-compatible doom ports use SDL_Mixer for audio playback, which I can't use because it requires SDL (which i don't think I can use in conjunction with wxWidgets). That and it's almost as bad as audiere.disposable_username2 wrote:Idea: rip the audio playback code from one of the GPL-compatible source ports. It's better than nothing.sirjuddington wrote:nothing else GPL-compatible exists that can support all needed audio formats.
And another problem is that it apparently doesn't support midi.sirjuddington wrote:
Edit: Another possibility is SFML which seems pretty nice and claims to integrate well with other UI toolkits such as wx. Only problem is the current version 1.6 is kinda old and 2.0 doesn't look like it'll be here anytime soon (not to mention there are no VS2010 precompiled libs).
Thanks for reply. I'll try CodeLite then.sirjuddington wrote:Not sure what that is about, but either way the makefile isn't going to work now (can't figure out how to properly add the lzma/bzip2/etc stuff). The CodeLite project is what I use to compile on mac. Also, wx2.9.1 doesn't have particularly good mac support, I've had more luck using 2.9.2 from svn, and compiling the cocoa version (not the default carbon one).
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