h1(#wxobject). Wx::Object

This is the base class for most wxRuby classes. Almost all of the useful
functions it provides to the C++ library, such as exploration of
object-oriented class relationships and memory management, are handled
within the Ruby language or the wxRuby wrapping. Therefore, this class
has very few methods.

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h2. Methods

* "Object.new":#Object_new
* "Object#wx_class":#Object_wxclass

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h3(#Object_new). Object.new

  *Object.new*(%(arg-type)Object% other)

Default constructor. Should not need to be called in ruby code.

h3(#Object_wxclass). Object#wx_class

  String *wx_class*()

Returns the name of the C++ wxWidgets class which this object is
wrapping, for example 'wxTextCtrl' or 'wxFrame'. Note that if a wxRuby
class has been subclassed, this will still return the name of the core
C++ class which this object is wrapping.

This method is normally only required for development and debugging -
user code should not need to call it.