Description
On Windows, if you want to use a non-underlined font for a wxHyperLinkCtrl, you can simply switch to wxGenericHyperLinkCtrl instead. At least based on the documentation, wxRuby3 doesn't support GenericHyperLinkCtrl, so a dev is stuck with an underlined font. While I personally blame Windows for that, since they add the underline to any font you supply, it would be nice if wxRuby3 allowed devs to use a non-underlined font.
Mind you, I only bring this up because of code-generation in wxUiEditor -- it currently only outputs the generic version for C++ and Perl, leaving it off for Python and Ruby.
Description
On Windows, if you want to use a non-underlined font for a wxHyperLinkCtrl, you can simply switch to wxGenericHyperLinkCtrl instead. At least based on the documentation, wxRuby3 doesn't support GenericHyperLinkCtrl, so a dev is stuck with an underlined font. While I personally blame Windows for that, since they add the underline to any font you supply, it would be nice if wxRuby3 allowed devs to use a non-underlined font.
Mind you, I only bring this up because of code-generation in wxUiEditor -- it currently only outputs the generic version for C++ and Perl, leaving it off for Python and Ruby.