I'm new to C++ Widgets and am trying to use the wxWidgets to create a grid. I have come across the function: "SetTabBehaviour" in the following documentations: (https://fossies.org/linux/wxWidgets/include/wx/generic/grid.h) and (https://docs.wxwidgets.org/trunk/classwx_grid.html#acd42a9c04692a5ef6b0a4997c4e9a77e). How does one go about calling this class? Any help would be greatly appreciated, including help on calling enums or classes in C++.
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To try to give you an answer: you create a `wxGrid` instance and call `SetTabBehaviour()` function passing it one of the `enum` values. However, you really need to understand C++ before using it for programming. If you ask this kind of questions the answer above is truly not enough. This "question" should actually be closed. – catalin Jan 20 '20 at 17:28
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Thank you, but that is what I have been doing. The issue is that the compiler says " error: 'Tab_Wrap' was not declared in this scope" and so I was wondering if there was an import class I was missing. – littlebluedeer Jan 20 '20 at 17:41
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Tab_XXX constants are declared inside wxGrid class, so you need to qualify them with wxGrid:: prefix when using them, e.g. grid->SetTabBehaviour(wxGrid::Tab_Stop).
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Thank you so much. This helped tremendously in both understanding more on the C++ language and in this particular problem. I greatly appreciate it! – littlebluedeer Jan 21 '20 at 18:24
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