wxPerl: Font in Wx::TextCtrl

Now that packing wxPerl applications with PAR finally works comes the next problem:

Wx::STC does not work any longer, the program just segfaults.
That is no major problem, as the perl syntax highlighting was not as good as I had hoped.

So I switched back to Wx::TextCtrl.

And now the question: How do I change the font of the widget?

SetFont does nothing.
SetDefaultStyle and SetStyle have no effects on text that is typed.
The documentation and the examples don't tell anything about setting the font :-(

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Re: wxPerl: Font in Wx::TextCtrl
by PodMaster (Abbot) on Aug 25, 2004 at 14:28 UTC

Wx::STC does not work any longer, the program just segfaults.

How do I change the font of the widget?...

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Re^2: wxPerl: Font in Wx::TextCtrl

by busunsl (Vicar) on Aug 25, 2004 at 14:59 UTC

When you recompiled widgets, did you recompile STC? Didn't think so.

:-)

Yes, I did. In the beginning I wrote a shellscript to compile wxWidgets. It included STC and XRC.

*boggle* SetFont most certainly does something (it sets the font).

Yes it should, but it didn't for me. Now I think it was due to using the predefined fonts like wxSWISS_FONT and such.

Using your way (SetFont(Wx::Font->new(...))) works just fine!

Many thanks again!

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