Ruby Forum wxRuby > evt_auinotebook_end_drag ?

Hello,

this is my code (in a frame's constructor):

self.evt_auinotebook_page_close(@notebook) { puts "page closed!" }
self.evt_auinotebook_end_drag(@notebook)   { puts "page moved away!" }

while the first works as expected, the second does not work at all. the 
block is never called, when a tab is moved from the target-notebook to 
another one.

is this a bug? if yes, can this be fixed?

if want a notebook that adds to itself an empty page if there are no 
more other tabs (so that it stays usable). therefore i must somehow 
react on the user closing tabs. is there perhaps another way to work 
around this?

Greetings,
Niklas

Niklas Baumstark wrote:
> Hello,
>
> this is my code (in a frame's constructor):
>
> self.evt_auinotebook_page_close(@notebook) { puts "page closed!" }
> self.evt_auinotebook_end_drag(@notebook)   { puts "page moved away!" }
>
> while the first works as expected, the second does not work at all. the block is never called, when a tab is moved from the target-notebook to another one.
I'm a bit puzzled by this too. Unfortunately I can't find documentation
in wxWidgets of exactly when these events should occur.

However, your query prompted me to look again at the auibook header in
Wx. It seems that since version 2.8.5, several new AUI events were
added, including EVT_AUINOTEBOOK_DRAG_DONE. I've added support for these
events to wxRuby (SVN:1773), and this drag_done event does exactly what
you're looking for. So you should be able to resolve this with the next
wxRuby release (soon...)

cheers
alex

Hello,

Alex Fenton <alex@pressure.to> wrote:
> in wxWidgets of exactly when these events should occur.
> 
> However, your query prompted me to look again at the auibook header in 
> Wx. It seems that since version 2.8.5, several new AUI events were 
> added, including EVT_AUINOTEBOOK_DRAG_DONE. I've added support for these 
> events to wxRuby (SVN:1773), and this drag_done event does exactly what 
> you're looking for. So you should be able to resolve this with the next 
> wxRuby release (soon...)

thank you very much! by the way, when is the final version of wxruby 
going to be released? i love it :)

Greetings,
Niklas

Niklas Baumstark wrote:
> Alex Fenton <alex@pressure.to> wrote:
>   
>> I've added support for these 
>> events to wxRuby (SVN:1773), and this drag_done event does exactly what 
>> you're looking for. So you should be able to resolve this with the next 
>> wxRuby release (soon...)
>>     
>
> thank you very much! by the way, when is the final version of wxruby going to be released? i love it :)
That's kind of you to say so... as for 2.0 it's up for discussion on the
dev- mailing list. Basically I'd like to fix all the bugs that are
fixable within wxRuby (some are wxWidgets problems):

http://rubyforge.org/tracker/?atid=218&group_id=35&func=browse

I would like the next release to be the final, but there's a few
instabilities in 1.9.7 so it might be better for us to get another beta
out sooner and then chip away at the remaining tricky bugs (GTK
clipboard ... ;)

cheers
alex

Hello,

Alex Fenton <alex@pressure.to> wrote:
> That's kind of you to say so... as for 2.0 it's up for discussion on the 
> dev- mailing list. Basically I'd like to fix all the bugs that are 
> fixable within wxRuby (some are wxWidgets problems):
> 
> http://rubyforge.org/tracker/?atid=218&group_id=35&func=browse
> 
> I would like the next release to be the final, but there's a few 
> instabilities in 1.9.7 so it might be better for us to get another beta 
> out sooner and then chip away at the remaining tricky bugs (GTK 
> clipboard ... ;)

ok I'm in no hurry :)

Greetings,
Niklas