Re^3: wxPerl: is wxListCtrl Get/SetItemFont implemented? and further important questions

Yes, hdb has a point about the OnRed method using:

$this->{listCtrl}->SetItemTextColour( 0, wxRED );
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But also the event handler method is has to be written like this:

EVT_BUTTON( $self, $btnBold, sub { $self->OnBold } );
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The OnBold method is in the current package.

Another remark is that you can skip all the use.+ stuff until the first package declaration in your code examples, they are not needed and is recommended to keep the posts as short as possible. It is also better for debugging, to not load unused modules.

Regards, Stefan.

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Re^4: wxPerl: is wxListCtrl Get/SetItemFont implemented? and further important questions
by HelenCr (Monk) on Mar 25, 2013 at 21:50 UTC

Stefan: when I change, according to yours and hdb's suggestion, the event-binding calls to:

EVT_BUTTON ($self,  $btnBold, sub { $self->OnBold });
EVT_BUTTON ($self, $btnRed, sub { $self->OnRed });
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and the methods to:

sub OnBold {
   my $this = shift;
   my $f = $this->{listControl}->GetItemFont(0);
   $f->SetWeight(wxBOLD);
   $this->SetItemFont(0, $f);
} #1    end sub OnBold
sub OnRed {
   my $this = shift;
   $this->{listControl}->SetItemTextColour(0, wxRED);
} #1    end sub OnRed
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You still get the same error message:

Can't locate object method "GetItemFont" via package "Wx::ListCtrl" at
+ Set item font post.pl line 59
   MyFrame::OnBold('MyFrame=HASH(0x2662734)') called at Set item font 
+post.pl line 31
   MyFrame::__ANON__('MyFrame=HASH(0x2662734)', 'Wx::CommandEvent=SCAL
+AR(0x2aef33c)') called at Set item font post.pl line 78
   eval {...} called at Set item font post.pl line 78
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So it seems that many list control classes are not implemented in wxPerl.
Very frustrating and disappointing. I don't know how to proceed.

Helen

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