Hello,
I’m not sure what’s going on with the latest WxRuby. Yesterday, my Vista
machine at work did an update and suddenly all of my WxRuby applications
had
the Vista theme. That was nice, but they were also all crashing just by
moving the mouse around them or resizing the window. So, I checked to
see if
WxRuby had a update, and so it did.
Updating seems to have fixed the crashing; however, after the update I
started getting this error:
warning: Unmapped event type 10092
So, after writing this little one-liner to figure out which event name
that
was:
I come up with EVT_NAVIGATION_KEY. This warning was getting spit out
whenever someone hits the tab key. As it turns out, for some reason they
“forgot” to map EVT_NAVIGATION_KEY to an actual Wx::Event class
in Wx::EvtHandler::EVENT_TYPE_CLASS_MAP. After checking for some obvious
class by doing Wx::constants.grep /Event/ I can’t figure out which one
it
should be mapped to. I have fixed the warning by doing this:
But obviously that won’t fix the event for anyone that relies on it (or
at
least, I don’t think it will). So ultimately, I’m wondering if anyone
out
there knows which Wx::Event class this should be mapped to.
Yesterday, my Vista
machine at work did an update and suddenly all of my WxRuby applications had
the Vista theme. That was nice, but they were also all crashing just by
moving the mouse around them or resizing the window. So, I checked to see if
WxRuby had a update, and so it did.
Information about wxRuby on Vista is welcome because I don’t believe any
of the core dev team have access to this OS.
Updating seems to have fixed the crashing;
Good news, though I’ve no idea why Vista’s update should have broken it
in the first place, or why 1.9.8 should fix it again
however, after the update I started getting this error:
warning: Unmapped event type 10092
This warning is generally harmless, and only appears if running under
-w. But please do report it on the wxRuby bugtracker, ideally with a
short, self-contained sample that reproduces it.
But obviously that won’t fix the event for anyone that relies on it (or at
least, I don’t think it will). So ultimately, I’m wondering if anyone out
there knows which Wx::Event class this should be mapped to.
Consulting the wxWidgets sources, it seems it should map to
Wx::NavigationKeyEvent. This doesn’t currently exist in wxRuby, but can
do. This is one of a number of classes which are in Wx, but not
documented in the C++ docs, so have to get picked up through the
warnings like that.
