Christian - you didn’t say, but I’m assuming you’re working on Windows
b/c I now tried it there and can reproduce the problem.
I’ve no idea why Windows differs here, but fortunately it’s easy to fix.
The definition of get_selections is in Ruby and is in
lib/wx/classes/listctrl.rb. If you want the definition that works on
Windows, add something like this to your script:
class Wx::ListCtrl
def get_selections
selections = []
item = get_next_item(-1, Wx::LIST_NEXT_ALL, Wx::LIST_STATE_SELECTED)
while item >= 0
selections << item
item = get_next_item(item, Wx::LIST_NEXT_BELOW,
Wx::LIST_STATE_SELECTED)
end
selections
end
end
The only change is Wx::LIST_NEXT_ALL was previously LIST_NEXT_BELOW.
I’ll apply this to wxRuby once I’ve tested on other platforms. Thanks
again for the report.
a
Hi Alex,
you’re right, I’m working on Win XP - hence your workaround fixed it for
me.
Btw.: It’s me who has to thank you again for your great help!
Thank you for making wxRuby and also for providing such a great support!
Christian.
Alex F. wrote:
Christian - you didn’t say, but I’m assuming you’re working on Windows
b/c I now tried it there and can reproduce the problem.
I’ve no idea why Windows differs here, but fortunately it’s easy to fix.
The definition of get_selections is in Ruby and is in
lib/wx/classes/listctrl.rb. If you want the definition that works on
Windows, add something like this to your script:
class Wx::ListCtrl
def get_selections
selections = []
item = get_next_item(-1, Wx::LIST_NEXT_ALL, Wx::LIST_STATE_SELECTED)
while item >= 0
selections << item
item = get_next_item(item, Wx::LIST_NEXT_BELOW,
Wx::LIST_STATE_SELECTED)
end
selections
end
end
The only change is Wx::LIST_NEXT_ALL was previously LIST_NEXT_BELOW.
I’ll apply this to wxRuby once I’ve tested on other platforms. Thanks
again for the report.
a