wxSubwindows *m_radioButtons;
// and the special dummy button used only as a tab group boundary
- wxSubwindows *m_dummyButton;
+ WXHWND m_dummyHwnd;
+ wxWindowIDRef m_dummyId;
// array of widths and heights of the buttons, may be wxDefaultCoord if the
// corresponding quantity should be computed
{
m_selectedButton = wxNOT_FOUND;
m_radioButtons = NULL;
- m_dummyButton = NULL;
+ m_dummyHwnd = NULL;
m_radioWidth = NULL;
m_radioHeight = NULL;
}
// For instance, we don't want the bounding box of the radio
// buttons to include the dummy button
m_radioButtons = new wxSubwindows(n);
- m_dummyButton = new wxSubwindows(1);
-
m_radioWidth = new int[n];
m_radioHeight = new int[n];
}
// Create a dummy radio control to end the group.
- wxWindowIDRef subid = NewControlId();
+ m_dummyId = NewControlId();
- HWND dummy = ::CreateWindow(_T("BUTTON"),
+ m_dummyHwnd = (WXHWND)::CreateWindow(_T("BUTTON"),
wxEmptyString,
WS_GROUP | BS_AUTORADIOBUTTON | WS_CHILD,
0, 0, 0, 0, GetHwndOf(parent),
- (HMENU)subid.GetValue(), wxGetInstance(), NULL);
+ (HMENU)m_dummyId.GetValue(), wxGetInstance(), NULL);
- // Keep track of the subwindow so it will be destroyed when the radio
- // box is and it's id will be freed.
- // Also, do we need to consider this dummy item a subcontrol and add it
- // to m_subControls
- m_dummyButton->Set(0, dummy, subid);
m_radioButtons->SetFont(GetFont());
m_isBeingDeleted = true;
delete m_radioButtons;
- delete m_dummyButton;
+ if ( m_dummyHwnd )
+ DestroyWindow((HWND)m_dummyHwnd);
delete[] m_radioWidth;
delete[] m_radioHeight;
}