*/
wxDocTemplate* FindTemplate(const wxClassInfo* classinfo);
+
+ /**
+ Search for the document corresponding to the given file.
+
+ @param path
+ Document file path.
+ @return
+ Pointer to a wxDocument, or @NULL if none found.
+
+ @since 2.9.5
+ */
+ wxDocument* FindDocumentByPath(const wxString& path) const;
+
/**
Closes the specified document.
*/
virtual wxDocTemplate* FindTemplateForPath(const wxString& path);
+ /**
+ Returns the view to apply a user command to.
+
+ This method tries to find the view that the user wants to interact
+ with. It returns the same view as GetCurrentDocument() if there is any
+ currently active view but falls back to the first view of the first
+ document if there is no active view.
+
+ @since 2.9.5
+ */
+ wxView* GetAnyUsableView() const;
+
/**
Returns the document associated with the currently active view (if
any).
wxDocument* GetCurrentDocument() const;
/**
- Returns the currently active view
+ Returns the currently active view.
+
+ This method can return @NULL if no view is currently active.
+
+ @see GetAnyUsableView()
*/
virtual wxView* GetCurrentView() const;
/**
Activate the first view of the document if any.
+ This function simply calls the Raise() method of the frame of the first
+ view. You may need to override the Raise() method to get the desired
+ effect if you are not using a standard wxFrame for your view. For
+ instance, if your document is inside its own notebook tab you could
+ implement Raise() like this:
+
+ @code
+ void MyNotebookPage::Raise()
+ {
+ wxNotebook* notebook = wxStaticCast(GetParent(), wxNotebook);
+ notebook->SetSelection(notebook->FindPage(this));
+ }
+ @endcode
+
@see GetFirstView()
@since 2.9.5