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RAD tool used to create and maintain wxWidgets UI elements.

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### Description: While the Insert Widget does list all possible children, it often ends up being a huge alphabetized list. That's sort of okay if the user knows the name...

enhancement

I am very interested in using wxUiEditor, but as it stands I see that support for wxAui seems to be missing. I have used both wxCrafter & wxFormBuilder for some...

### Description: wxBitmapComboBox isn't really usable in it's current form, because there isn't any way to add items and associated bitmaps. The prop_contents just displays a normal string -- this...

design change

### Description: Building from CMake is fine for people who are used to building from a command line. On Windows, a _lot_ of people are going to be using either...

### Description: It would make sense both when a project is loaded, created, imported or just the code preference property is changed to also change the order of the code...

enhancement

### Description: I'm not sure this is possible, but the help panel for properties that have a drop down list have a very odd display. For example, the class access...

enhancement

### Description: There are actually quite a few widgets that have generic versions. It might make sense to implement a property called "use_generic_version" and only display the property if the...

needs more info

### Description: Using a static text control with markup text and the markup property checked, looks like it works fine in the Mockup panel on Windows. However, it's actually only...

design change

### Description: When a project's language output directory is set when previously empty, all the forms get modified to prefix their files with the output directory, which results in errors...

bug

### Description: In Python, we always set `SetAffirmativeButton`, `SetNegativeButton` and `SetCancelButton`. In Ruby, we don't set this at all. C++ uses `CreateStdDialogButtonSizer`, so these already have default values. For Python...

question