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the direct (but not necessarily fastest) route? (Score:2)

by jhi (318) <jhi@iki.fi> on 2006.07.04 8:38 (#48539) Homepage Journal

How about explaining the problem to WxWidgets people, in the form of an enhancement request?

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- Re:the direct (but not necessarily fastest) route? (Score:1)
  
  by jouke (587)
  
  Of course that is an option. However, I don't expect much of that, since it's an "enhancement" that is only useful in my specific situation. Why else would you want to know where a menu item exists on the screen?
  
  wxWidgets is of course a generic, platform independent GUI toolkit, being (in lots of cases) a wrapper around platform-specific calls. Menus are supported on all platforms, and therefore they call the platform-specific API to draw a menu somewhere. If the platform doesn't provide that information, t

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