Appendix I. Event Classes and Macros

In the wxWidgets reference, the documentation for specific event macros is organized by their event classes (such as wxCommandEvent), which are themselves referenced by the control class documentation (such as wxButton). You can refer to these sections for details, but it's useful to summarize the most commonly used event classes and macros, as shown in Table I-1.

Table I-1. Commonly Used Event Macros

Class: wxActivateEvent
EVT_ACTIVATE(func)	Sent when a user activates or deactivates a top-level window.
EVT_ACTIVATE_APP(func)	Sent when a user activates or deactivates the window of a different application.