+ virtual wxStatusBar* GetStatusBar();
+
+ //@}
+
+ /**
+ @name Property development functions
+
+ These member functions are usually only called when creating custom
+ user properties.
+ */
+ //@{
+
+ /**
+ Call when editor widget's contents is modified. For example, this is
+ called when changes text in wxTextCtrl (used in wxStringProperty and
+ wxIntProperty).
+
+ @remarks This function should only be called by custom properties.
+
+ @see wxPGProperty::OnEvent()
+ */
+ void EditorsValueWasModified();
+
+ /**
+ Reverse of EditorsValueWasModified().
+
+ @remarks This function should only be called by custom properties.
+ */
+ void EditorsValueWasNotModified();
+
+ /**
+ Returns most up-to-date value of selected property. This will return
+ value different from GetSelectedProperty()->GetValue() only when text
+ editor is activate and string edited by user represents valid,
+ uncommitted property value.
+ */
+ wxVariant GetUncommittedPropertyValue();
+
+ /**
+ Returns true if editor's value was marked modified.
+ */
+ bool IsEditorsValueModified() const;
+
+ /**
+ Shows an brief error message that is related to a property.
+ */
+ void ShowPropertyError( wxPGPropArg id, const wxString& msg );
+
+ /**
+ You can use this member function, for instance, to detect in
+ wxPGProperty::OnEvent() if wxPGProperty::SetValueInEvent() was
+ already called in wxPGEditor::OnEvent(). It really only detects
+ if was value was changed using wxPGProperty::SetValueInEvent(), which
+ is usually used when a 'picker' dialog is displayed. If value was
+ written by "normal means" in wxPGProperty::StringToValue() or
+ IntToValue(), then this function will return false (on the other hand,
+ wxPGProperty::OnEvent() is not even called in those cases).
+ */
+ bool WasValueChangedInEvent() const;
+
+ //@}