Ulrich Telle

Win7 was widely used (and I'm pretty sure it still is). The (unloved) successor Win8.1 is very similar to Win7. Taking into account that official Win8.1 support ends only in...

> It's really not clear why should 8.1 be the cut-off and not 7 or 10 or something else. For historical reasons I have still MinGW-w64 7.3.0 installed, but I...

> @utelle Do wxPdfDocument and wxSQLite3 only support MinGW-w64? About 3 or 4 years ago I switched to MinGW-w64 for compiling and testing wxPdfDocument and wxSQLite3. AFAICR I was not...

> Does `wxLaunchDefaultApplication()` work with this association, at least? Sorry for the delay. Interestingly `wxLaunchDefaultApplication()` **does** indeed work.

> So this provides a reasonable workaround for now. Yes, fortunately. > As for the real solution, I'm afraid the only thing I see is to explicitly check for `--single-argument`...

I'm not sure I correctly understand what you mean. Currently the project does not include build files for CMake. However, if someone contributes CMake build files for the project, I...

First of all, thanks for your attempt to add CMake support. However, before accepting the PR I have a few remarks. 1) I don't know much about CMake, but looking...

> Sorry for the poor infomation for this PR. > "CMake support" is not correct for this PR, maybe "a prototype of supporting cmake" is much better. Currently, it's just...

> Maybe a build guide is more important. Users can easily to conver the project into what they need. Yes, a build guide has still to be written. Its lack...

Thanks for your comments, @ddevienne. > FWIW, there are two ways to support CMake in a project: > > 1. Build the project itself with CMake. > 2. Allow other...