1) If you are worried about number clashes, start yours from wxID_HIGHEST.
wxID_xxxx's are special-case id's that when used trigger certain functionality. It might be to tell Mac to put a menu in a platform-specific place, or to make a button work in a certain way.
2) According to http://www.wxwidgets.org/docs/faqmsw.htm#winxp yes.
But I dunno much about Windows and manifests and such like so you might have to experiment a bit with it.
3) there's a wxStaticBox and wxStaticBoxSizer. The sizer is probably the best to work with, as it takes care of a lot of the niggly stuff. For example, wxStaticBox isn't meant to be used as a parent/container.
wxID_xxxx's are special-case id's that when used trigger certain functionality. It might be to tell Mac to put a menu in a platform-specific place, or to make a button work in a certain way.
2) According to http://www.wxwidgets.org/docs/faqmsw.htm#winxp yes.
But I dunno much about Windows and manifests and such like so you might have to experiment a bit with it.
3) there's a wxStaticBox and wxStaticBoxSizer. The sizer is probably the best to work with, as it takes care of a lot of the niggly stuff. For example, wxStaticBox isn't meant to be used as a parent/container.