The wxScrollEvent.Skip() function in C++ is a method that allows skipping the current event handler and continue with the default processing for the event. This means that if this function is called within an event handler for a scroll event, the default actions for that event will still be executed. It is commonly used when custom handling of the event is not required, and the default behavior should be allowed to proceed.
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