I've fixed a problem whereby if you had two (or more) controls using the same callback function for their events, it would generate duplicate Functions - which wasn't so clever.
Now you get one, regardless.
However, it doesn't check to ensure your events are all of the same kind (eg. wxCommandEvent), but this is your warning :-)
Now you get one, regardless.
However, it doesn't check to ensure your events are all of the same kind (eg. wxCommandEvent), but this is your warning :-)