I tested wx 2.6 on linux and win32, apparently it's ok. As soon as the
official package is out, nightly builds chould use that.
Besides using our ./configure options, no patch to wx sources should be
necessary; the 2.5.4 patch on wxUSE_DEPRECATED is already included.

Regards,
Andreas

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Florian G. Pflug wrote:
> Andreas Pflug wrote:
>
>> I tested wx 2.6 on linux and win32, apparently it's ok. As soon as the
>> official package is out, nightly builds chould use that.
>
> It works for OSX too. There is one very small problem I noticed - it's
> the textedit-box that opens when editing a long "text"-value in the
> data-browser.
> This edit-box doesn't always get it's size right - e.g, when the text
> has only one line, the height is too small, and you end up seeing only
> a abort 1/3 of the line. But, since I don't know what the correct behaviour
> for this text-edit-thing is, and since on linux it also sometimes shows
> strange
> behaviour,

Yes, that's not a wx issue, but ours. the popup text is a real pain,

> I chose to ignore that for now ;-)

We'll have to review that some day, don't forget it!


> So I don't need to call configure for wx and pgadmin with
> "CPPFLAGS='wxUSE_DEPRECATED=0' ./configure ..." anymore?

Right, it was fixed in 2.5.5. CPPFLAGS='wxUSE_DEPRECATED=0 is deprecated.

Regards,
Andreas



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