this class is used by wxhtmlhelpcontroller to display help. it is an internal class and should not be used directly - except for the case when you're writing your own html help controller.
derived from
include files
<wx/html/helpdlg.h>
members
wxhtmlhelpdialog::wxhtmlhelpdialog
wxhtmlhelpdialog::addtoolbarbuttons
wxhtmlhelpdialog::create
wxhtmlhelpdialog::getcontroller
wxhtmlhelpdialog::readcustomization
wxhtmlhelpdialog::setcontroller
wxhtmlhelpdialog::settitleformat
wxhtmlhelpdialog::writecustomization
wxhtmlhelpdialog(wxhtmlhelpdata* data = null)
wxhtmlhelpdialog(wxwindow* parent, int wxwindowid, const wxstring& title = wxemptystring, int style = wxhf_default_style, wxhtmlhelpdata* data = null)
constructor. for the values of style, please see the documentation for wxhtmlhelpcontroller.
virtual void addtoolbarbuttons(wxtoolbar *toolbar, int style)
you may override this virtual method to add more buttons to the help window's toolbar. toolbar is a pointer to the toolbar and style is the style flag as passed to the create method.
wxtoolbar::realize is called immediately after returning from this function.
bool create(wxwindow* parent, wxwindowid id, const wxstring& title = wxemptystring, int style = wxhf_default_style)
creates the dialog. see the constructor for a description of the parameters.
wxhtmlhelpcontroller* getcontroller() const
returns the help controller associated with the dialog.
void readcustomization(wxconfigbase* cfg, const wxstring& path = wxemptystring)
reads the user's settings for this dialog see wxhtmlhelpcontroller::readcustomization)
void setcontroller(wxhtmlhelpcontroller* contoller)
sets the help controller associated with the dialog.
void settitleformat(const wxstring& format)
sets the dialog's title format. format must contain exactly one "%s" (it will be replaced by the page title).
void writecustomization(wxconfigbase* cfg, const wxstring& path = wxemptystring)
saves the user's settings for this dialog (see wxhtmlhelpcontroller::writecustomization).