Re: naming conventions

> > and the again in wxWindow (from which they will
> > mostly be used):
> > 
> > class public Window
> > {
> >     private const int wxALIGN_RIGHT = wx.Orientation.AlignRight;
> >     ...
> > }
> 
> So this would get used as:
> 
>    new wx.Window(null, -1, pos, size, wx.Window.wxALIGN_RIGHT | ...)
> 
> All of these options are so verbose.

Well, if you use

using wx;

then the wx suffix is no longer needed and if you use
the constant in (the constructor of) a window class
then the Window won't be needed. Or am I wrong about
this? wxALIGN_RIGHT is used for sizers and these are
used in windows like this:

using wx;

public class MyWindow: Window
{
    public MyWindow(...)
       : base(...)
    {
        Sizer sizer = new Sizer();
        sizer.Add( ..., wxALIGN_RIGHT );
          
        SetSizer( sizer );
    }
}

since MyWindow would inherit the Window.wxALIGN_RIGHT
flag and would not need any further suffix or namespace
qualifier.

  Robert

-- 
Robert Roebling, MD <[email protected]>


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