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Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
1999-03-05 19:53:56 +00:00
/* GDK - The GIMP Drawing Kit
* Copyright (C) 1995-1997 Peter Mattis, Spencer Kimball and Josh MacDonald
*
* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
* License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
* version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
*
* This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
* Library General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public
* License along with this library; if not, write to the
* Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330,
* Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
*/
/*
* Modified by the GTK+ Team and others 1997-1999. See the AUTHORS
* file for a list of people on the GTK+ Team. See the ChangeLog
* files for a list of changes. These files are distributed with
* GTK+ at ftp://ftp.gtk.org/pub/gtk/.
*/
#include "config.h"
#include <stdio.h>
#include <ctype.h>
Change GDK_WINDOWING_WIN32 usage to #ifdef also here. 1999-10-03 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkimage.h gdk/gdkpixmap.h: Change GDK_WINDOWING_WIN32 usage to #ifdef also here. * gdk/win32/*.h gdk/win32/*.c: Make corresponding changes as those Owen did to the X11 backend. * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_pixmap): Fix it again, don't use ScrollWindowEx when blitting inside a window, it can't be correct in the general case. * gdk/win32/gdkevents.c: Don't handle WM_SIZING, handling WM_GETMINMAXINFO is easier. * gdk/win32/gdkimage.c (gdk_image_new): Create new image with depth equal to the bitspixel value, not the visual's depth. * gdk/win32/gdkvisual.c (gdk_visual_init): Set the visual's depth to 24 even if the bitspixel value is 32. * gdk/gdkrgb.c (gdk_rgb_select_conv): After the above change, no need to check for depth==32 when bpp==32, depth will always be 24.
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#include "gdkfont.h"
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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#include "gdkprivate.h"
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
1999-10-13 21:46:33 +00:00
static GHashTable *font_name_hash = NULL;
static GHashTable *fontset_name_hash = NULL;
static void
gdk_font_hash_insert (GdkFontType type, GdkFont *font, const gchar *font_name)
{
GdkFontPrivate *private = (GdkFontPrivate *)font;
GHashTable **hashp = (type == GDK_FONT_FONT) ?
&font_name_hash : &fontset_name_hash;
if (!*hashp)
*hashp = g_hash_table_new (g_str_hash, g_str_equal);
private->names = g_slist_prepend (private->names, g_strdup (font_name));
g_hash_table_insert (*hashp, private->names->data, font);
}
static void
gdk_font_hash_remove (GdkFontType type, GdkFont *font)
{
GdkFontPrivate *private = (GdkFontPrivate *)font;
GSList *tmp_list;
GHashTable *hash = (type == GDK_FONT_FONT) ?
font_name_hash : fontset_name_hash;
tmp_list = private->names;
while (tmp_list)
{
g_hash_table_remove (hash, tmp_list->data);
g_free (tmp_list->data);
tmp_list = tmp_list->next;
}
g_slist_free (private->names);
private->names = NULL;
}
static GdkFont *
gdk_font_hash_lookup (GdkFontType type, const gchar *font_name)
{
GdkFont *result;
GHashTable *hash = (type == GDK_FONT_FONT) ?
font_name_hash : fontset_name_hash;
if (!hash)
return NULL;
else
{
result = g_hash_table_lookup (hash, font_name);
if (result)
gdk_font_ref (result);
return result;
}
}
Add more font private data. 1999-10-21 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more font private data. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c: Revamped handling of multi-byte charset fonts and strings. Now works much better. You still have to have a correct font selected, though. No fontset emulation yet.
1999-10-20 22:58:37 +00:00
static const char *
charset_name (DWORD charset)
{
switch (charset)
{
case ANSI_CHARSET: return "ANSI";
case DEFAULT_CHARSET: return "DEFAULT";
case SYMBOL_CHARSET: return "SYMBOL";
case SHIFTJIS_CHARSET: return "SHIFTJIS";
case HANGEUL_CHARSET: return "HANGEUL";
case GB2312_CHARSET: return "GB2312";
case CHINESEBIG5_CHARSET: return "CHINESEBIG5";
case JOHAB_CHARSET: return "JOHAB";
case HEBREW_CHARSET: return "HEBREW";
case ARABIC_CHARSET: return "ARABIC";
case GREEK_CHARSET: return "GREEK";
case TURKISH_CHARSET: return "TURKISH";
case VIETNAMESE_CHARSET: return "VIETNAMESE";
case THAI_CHARSET: return "THAI";
case EASTEUROPE_CHARSET: return "EASTEUROPE";
case RUSSIAN_CHARSET: return "RUSSIAN";
case MAC_CHARSET: return "MAC";
case BALTIC_CHARSET: return "BALTIC";
}
return "unknown";
}
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GdkFont*
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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gdk_font_load_internal (GdkFontType type,
const gchar *font_name)
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{
GdkFont *font;
GdkFontPrivate *private;
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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HFONT hfont;
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LOGFONT logfont;
HGDIOBJ oldfont;
TEXTMETRIC textmetric;
Add more font private data. 1999-10-21 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more font private data. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c: Revamped handling of multi-byte charset fonts and strings. Now works much better. You still have to have a correct font selected, though. No fontset emulation yet.
1999-10-20 22:58:37 +00:00
CHARSETINFO csi;
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HANDLE *f;
DWORD fdwItalic, fdwUnderline, fdwStrikeOut, fdwCharSet,
fdwOutputPrecision, fdwClipPrecision, fdwQuality, fdwPitchAndFamily;
const char *lpszFace;
int numfields, n1, n2, tries;
char foundry[32], family[100], weight[32], slant[32], set_width[32],
spacing[32], registry[32], encoding[32];
char pixel_size[10], point_size[10], res_x[10], res_y[10], avg_width[10];
int c;
char *p;
int nHeight, nWidth, nEscapement, nOrientation, fnWeight;
int logpixelsy;
Check for NULL parameter in gdk_font_load. Plug a memory leak in gdkim.c.
1999-03-12 20:12:58 +00:00
g_return_val_if_fail (font_name != NULL, NULL);
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
1999-10-31 21:35:39 +00:00
GDK_NOTE (MISC, g_print ("gdk_font_load_internal: %s\n", font_name));
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
1999-10-13 21:46:33 +00:00
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
1999-10-31 21:35:39 +00:00
font = gdk_font_hash_lookup (type, font_name);
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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if (font)
return font;
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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numfields = sscanf (font_name,
"-%30[^-]-%100[^-]-%30[^-]-%30[^-]-%30[^-]-%n",
foundry,
family,
weight,
slant,
set_width,
&n1);
if (numfields == 0)
{
/* Probably a plain Windows font name */
nHeight = 0;
nWidth = 0;
nEscapement = 0;
nOrientation = 0;
fnWeight = FW_DONTCARE;
fdwItalic = FALSE;
fdwUnderline = FALSE;
fdwStrikeOut = FALSE;
fdwCharSet = ANSI_CHARSET;
fdwOutputPrecision = OUT_TT_PRECIS;
fdwClipPrecision = CLIP_DEFAULT_PRECIS;
fdwQuality = PROOF_QUALITY;
fdwPitchAndFamily = DEFAULT_PITCH;
lpszFace = font_name;
}
else if (numfields != 5)
{
g_warning ("gdk_font_load: font name %s illegal", font_name);
g_free (font);
return NULL;
}
else
{
/* It must be a XLFD name */
/* Check for hex escapes in the font family,
* put in there by gtkfontsel.
*/
p = family;
while (*p)
{
if (*p == '%' && isxdigit (p[1]) && isxdigit (p[2]))
{
sscanf (p+1, "%2x", &c);
*p = c;
strcpy (p+1, p+3);
}
p++;
}
/* Skip add_style which often is empty in the requested font name */
while (font_name[n1] && font_name[n1] != '-')
n1++;
numfields++;
numfields += sscanf (font_name + n1,
"-%8[^-]-%8[^-]-%8[^-]-%8[^-]-%30[^-]-%8[^-]-%30[^-]-%30[^-]%n",
pixel_size,
point_size,
res_x,
res_y,
spacing,
avg_width,
registry,
encoding,
&n2);
if (numfields != 14 || font_name[n1 + n2] != '\0')
{
g_warning ("gdk_font_load: font name %s illegal", font_name);
g_free (font);
return NULL;
}
logpixelsy = GetDeviceCaps (gdk_DC, LOGPIXELSY);
if (strcmp (pixel_size, "*") == 0)
if (strcmp (point_size, "*") == 0)
nHeight = 0;
else
nHeight = (int) (((double) atoi (point_size))/720.*logpixelsy);
else
nHeight = atoi (pixel_size);
nWidth = 0;
nEscapement = 0;
nOrientation = 0;
if (g_strcasecmp (weight, "thin") == 0)
fnWeight = FW_THIN;
else if (g_strcasecmp (weight, "extralight") == 0)
fnWeight = FW_EXTRALIGHT;
else if (g_strcasecmp (weight, "ultralight") == 0)
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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#ifdef FW_ULTRALIGHT
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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fnWeight = FW_ULTRALIGHT;
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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#else
fnWeight = FW_EXTRALIGHT; /* In fact, FW_ULTRALIGHT really is
* defined as FW_EXTRALIGHT anyway.
*/
Update gcc build instructions. Mention gettext is GPL. * README.win32: Update gcc build instructions. Mention gettext is GPL. * gdk/win32/gdkcursor.c (gdk_cursor_new_from_pixmap): Get correct supported cursor size with GetSystemMetrics. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gtk/gtkfontsel.c: Guard against some font weight and charset symbols being undefined (in mingw32 headers). * gdk/win32/makefile.cygwin * gtk/makefile.cygwin * gtk/gtkthemes.c: No longer need to have differently named gcc-built DLLs when using gcc-2.95 and -fnative-struct.
1999-07-21 19:27:25 +00:00
#endif
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else if (g_strcasecmp (weight, "light") == 0)
fnWeight = FW_LIGHT;
else if (g_strcasecmp (weight, "normal") == 0)
fnWeight = FW_NORMAL;
else if (g_strcasecmp (weight, "regular") == 0)
fnWeight = FW_REGULAR;
else if (g_strcasecmp (weight, "medium") == 0)
fnWeight = FW_MEDIUM;
else if (g_strcasecmp (weight, "semibold") == 0)
fnWeight = FW_SEMIBOLD;
else if (g_strcasecmp (weight, "demibold") == 0)
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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#ifdef FW_DEMIBOLD
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fnWeight = FW_DEMIBOLD;
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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#else
fnWeight = FW_SEMIBOLD; /* As above */
Update gcc build instructions. Mention gettext is GPL. * README.win32: Update gcc build instructions. Mention gettext is GPL. * gdk/win32/gdkcursor.c (gdk_cursor_new_from_pixmap): Get correct supported cursor size with GetSystemMetrics. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gtk/gtkfontsel.c: Guard against some font weight and charset symbols being undefined (in mingw32 headers). * gdk/win32/makefile.cygwin * gtk/makefile.cygwin * gtk/gtkthemes.c: No longer need to have differently named gcc-built DLLs when using gcc-2.95 and -fnative-struct.
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#endif
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else if (g_strcasecmp (weight, "bold") == 0)
fnWeight = FW_BOLD;
else if (g_strcasecmp (weight, "extrabold") == 0)
fnWeight = FW_EXTRABOLD;
else if (g_strcasecmp (weight, "ultrabold") == 0)
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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#ifdef FW_ULTRABOLD
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fnWeight = FW_ULTRABOLD;
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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#else
fnWeight = FW_EXTRABOLD; /* As above */
Update gcc build instructions. Mention gettext is GPL. * README.win32: Update gcc build instructions. Mention gettext is GPL. * gdk/win32/gdkcursor.c (gdk_cursor_new_from_pixmap): Get correct supported cursor size with GetSystemMetrics. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gtk/gtkfontsel.c: Guard against some font weight and charset symbols being undefined (in mingw32 headers). * gdk/win32/makefile.cygwin * gtk/makefile.cygwin * gtk/gtkthemes.c: No longer need to have differently named gcc-built DLLs when using gcc-2.95 and -fnative-struct.
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#endif
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else if (g_strcasecmp (weight, "heavy") == 0)
fnWeight = FW_HEAVY;
else if (g_strcasecmp (weight, "black") == 0)
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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#ifdef FW_BLACK
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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fnWeight = FW_BLACK;
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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#else
fnWeight = FW_HEAVY; /* As above */
Update gcc build instructions. Mention gettext is GPL. * README.win32: Update gcc build instructions. Mention gettext is GPL. * gdk/win32/gdkcursor.c (gdk_cursor_new_from_pixmap): Get correct supported cursor size with GetSystemMetrics. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gtk/gtkfontsel.c: Guard against some font weight and charset symbols being undefined (in mingw32 headers). * gdk/win32/makefile.cygwin * gtk/makefile.cygwin * gtk/gtkthemes.c: No longer need to have differently named gcc-built DLLs when using gcc-2.95 and -fnative-struct.
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#endif
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else
fnWeight = FW_DONTCARE;
if (g_strcasecmp (slant, "italic") == 0
|| g_strcasecmp (slant, "oblique") == 0
|| g_strcasecmp (slant, "i") == 0
|| g_strcasecmp (slant, "o") == 0)
fdwItalic = TRUE;
else
fdwItalic = FALSE;
fdwUnderline = FALSE;
fdwStrikeOut = FALSE;
if (g_strcasecmp (registry, "iso8859") == 0)
if (strcmp (encoding, "1") == 0)
fdwCharSet = ANSI_CHARSET;
else
fdwCharSet = ANSI_CHARSET; /* XXX ??? */
else if (g_strcasecmp (registry, "windows") == 0)
if (g_strcasecmp (encoding, "symbol") == 0)
fdwCharSet = SYMBOL_CHARSET;
else if (g_strcasecmp (encoding, "shiftjis") == 0)
fdwCharSet = SHIFTJIS_CHARSET;
else if (g_strcasecmp (encoding, "gb2312") == 0)
fdwCharSet = GB2312_CHARSET;
else if (g_strcasecmp (encoding, "hangeul") == 0)
fdwCharSet = HANGEUL_CHARSET;
else if (g_strcasecmp (encoding, "chinesebig5") == 0)
fdwCharSet = CHINESEBIG5_CHARSET;
else if (g_strcasecmp (encoding, "johab") == 0)
fdwCharSet = JOHAB_CHARSET;
else if (g_strcasecmp (encoding, "hebrew") == 0)
fdwCharSet = HEBREW_CHARSET;
else if (g_strcasecmp (encoding, "arabic") == 0)
fdwCharSet = ARABIC_CHARSET;
else if (g_strcasecmp (encoding, "greek") == 0)
fdwCharSet = GREEK_CHARSET;
else if (g_strcasecmp (encoding, "turkish") == 0)
fdwCharSet = TURKISH_CHARSET;
else if (g_strcasecmp (encoding, "easteurope") == 0)
fdwCharSet = EASTEUROPE_CHARSET;
else if (g_strcasecmp (encoding, "russian") == 0)
fdwCharSet = RUSSIAN_CHARSET;
else if (g_strcasecmp (encoding, "mac") == 0)
fdwCharSet = MAC_CHARSET;
else if (g_strcasecmp (encoding, "baltic") == 0)
fdwCharSet = BALTIC_CHARSET;
else
fdwCharSet = ANSI_CHARSET; /* XXX ??? */
else
fdwCharSet = ANSI_CHARSET; /* XXX ??? */
fdwOutputPrecision = OUT_TT_PRECIS;
fdwClipPrecision = CLIP_DEFAULT_PRECIS;
fdwQuality = PROOF_QUALITY;
if (g_strcasecmp (spacing, "m") == 0)
fdwPitchAndFamily = FIXED_PITCH;
else if (g_strcasecmp (spacing, "p") == 0)
fdwPitchAndFamily = VARIABLE_PITCH;
else
fdwPitchAndFamily = DEFAULT_PITCH;
lpszFace = family;
}
for (tries = 0; ; tries++)
{
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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GDK_NOTE (MISC, g_print ("...trying CreateFont(%d,%d,%d,%d,"
"%d,%d,%d,%d,"
"%d,%d,%d,"
"%d,%#.02x,\"%s\")\n",
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nHeight, nWidth, nEscapement, nOrientation,
fnWeight, fdwItalic, fdwUnderline, fdwStrikeOut,
fdwCharSet, fdwOutputPrecision, fdwClipPrecision,
fdwQuality, fdwPitchAndFamily, lpszFace));
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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if ((hfont =
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CreateFont (nHeight, nWidth, nEscapement, nOrientation,
fnWeight, fdwItalic, fdwUnderline, fdwStrikeOut,
fdwCharSet, fdwOutputPrecision, fdwClipPrecision,
fdwQuality, fdwPitchAndFamily, lpszFace)) != NULL)
break;
/* If we fail, try some similar fonts often found on Windows. */
if (tries == 0)
{
if (g_strcasecmp (family, "helvetica") == 0)
lpszFace = "arial";
else if (g_strcasecmp (family, "new century schoolbook") == 0)
lpszFace = "century schoolbook";
else if (g_strcasecmp (family, "courier") == 0)
lpszFace = "courier new";
else if (g_strcasecmp (family, "lucida") == 0)
lpszFace = "lucida sans unicode";
else if (g_strcasecmp (family, "lucidatypewriter") == 0)
lpszFace = "lucida console";
else if (g_strcasecmp (family, "times") == 0)
lpszFace = "times new roman";
}
else if (tries == 1)
{
if (g_strcasecmp (family, "courier") == 0)
{
lpszFace = "";
fdwPitchAndFamily |= FF_MODERN;
}
else if (g_strcasecmp (family, "times new roman") == 0)
{
lpszFace = "";
fdwPitchAndFamily |= FF_ROMAN;
}
else if (g_strcasecmp (family, "helvetica") == 0
|| g_strcasecmp (family, "lucida") == 0)
{
lpszFace = "";
fdwPitchAndFamily |= FF_SWISS;
}
else
{
lpszFace = "";
fdwPitchAndFamily = (fdwPitchAndFamily & 0x0F) | FF_DONTCARE;
}
}
else
break;
tries++;
}
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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if (!hfont)
return NULL;
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Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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private = g_new (GdkFontPrivate, 1);
font = (GdkFont*) private;
private->xfont = hfont;
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private->ref_count = 1;
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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private->names = NULL;
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GetObject (private->xfont, sizeof (logfont), &logfont);
oldfont = SelectObject (gdk_DC, private->xfont);
GetTextMetrics (gdk_DC, &textmetric);
Add more font private data. 1999-10-21 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more font private data. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c: Revamped handling of multi-byte charset fonts and strings. Now works much better. You still have to have a correct font selected, though. No fontset emulation yet.
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private->charset = GetTextCharsetInfo (gdk_DC, &private->fs, 0);
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SelectObject (gdk_DC, oldfont);
Add more font private data. 1999-10-21 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more font private data. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c: Revamped handling of multi-byte charset fonts and strings. Now works much better. You still have to have a correct font selected, though. No fontset emulation yet.
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TranslateCharsetInfo ((DWORD *) private->charset, &csi, TCI_SRCCHARSET);
private->codepage = csi.ciACP;
GetCPInfo (private->codepage, &private->cpinfo);
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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font->type = type;
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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font->ascent = textmetric.tmAscent;
font->descent = textmetric.tmDescent;
Add more font private data. 1999-10-21 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more font private data. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c: Revamped handling of multi-byte charset fonts and strings. Now works much better. You still have to have a correct font selected, though. No fontset emulation yet.
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GDK_NOTE (MISC, g_print ("... = %#x charset %s codepage %d (max %d bytes) "
"asc %d desc %d\n",
private->xfont,
charset_name (private->charset),
private->codepage,
private->cpinfo.MaxCharSize,
font->ascent, font->descent));
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/* This memory is leaked, so shoot me. */
f = g_new (HANDLE, 1);
*f = (HANDLE) ((guint) private->xfont + HFONT_DITHER);
gdk_xid_table_insert (f, font);
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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gdk_font_hash_insert (type, font, font_name);
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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return font;
}
GdkFont*
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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gdk_font_load (const gchar *font_name)
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{
Don't define HAVE_DIMM_H if MSC, as you have to get the Platform SDK to 1999-11-04 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * config.h.win32: Don't define HAVE_DIMM_H if MSC, as you have to get the Platform SDK to get <dimm.h>. * gdk/win32/gdkevents.c: More event handling fixes and simplification. Never generate motion events with is_hint true. We used to do that on bogus grounds earlier. Windows sends WM_MOUSEMOVE messages on button events even if the mouse hasn't moved, ignore these. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Load all fonts as (pretended) fontsets. * gdk/win32/gdkglobals.c * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Define a typedef for the pointer to the TrackMouseEvent function, and use it. * gdk/win32/gdkwindow.c: Terminate widechar string with a zero char before calling WideCharToMultiByte in order to get a string for the window title. * gdk/win32/gdkdnd.c: Some more random hacking, ifdeffed out. * gdk/win32/gdk.def: Remove obsolete functions. * gdk/win32/makefile.{cygwin,msc}: Remove gdkcompat.{o,obj}. Add /nodefaultlib and /defaultlib switches. * gtk/gtkrc.c: s/gwin_getlocale/g_win32_getlocale/.
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/* Load all fonts as fontsets... Gtktext and gtkentry work better
* that way, they use wide chars, which is necessary for non-ASCII
* chars to work. (Yes, even Latin-1, as we use Unicode internally.)
*/
return gdk_font_load_internal (GDK_FONT_FONTSET, font_name);
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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}
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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GdkFont*
gdk_fontset_load (gchar *fontset_name)
{
return gdk_font_load_internal (GDK_FONT_FONTSET, fontset_name);
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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}
GdkFont*
gdk_font_ref (GdkFont *font)
{
GdkFontPrivate *private;
g_return_val_if_fail (font != NULL, NULL);
private = (GdkFontPrivate*) font;
private->ref_count += 1;
Add more font private data. 1999-10-21 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more font private data. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c: Revamped handling of multi-byte charset fonts and strings. Now works much better. You still have to have a correct font selected, though. No fontset emulation yet.
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GDK_NOTE (MISC, g_print ("gdk_font_ref %#x %d\n",
private->xfont, private->ref_count));
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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return font;
}
void
gdk_font_unref (GdkFont *font)
{
GdkFontPrivate *private;
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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private = (GdkFontPrivate*) font;
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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g_return_if_fail (font != NULL);
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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g_return_if_fail (private->ref_count > 0);
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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private->ref_count -= 1;
Add more font private data. 1999-10-21 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more font private data. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c: Revamped handling of multi-byte charset fonts and strings. Now works much better. You still have to have a correct font selected, though. No fontset emulation yet.
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GDK_NOTE (MISC, g_print ("gdk_font_unref %#x %d%s\n",
private->xfont,
private->ref_count,
(private->ref_count == 0 ? " freeing" : "")));
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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if (private->ref_count == 0)
{
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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gdk_font_hash_remove (font->type, font);
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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switch (font->type)
{
case GDK_FONT_FONT:
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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case GDK_FONT_FONTSET: /* XXX */
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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gdk_xid_table_remove ((HANDLE) ((guint) private->xfont + HFONT_DITHER));
DeleteObject (private->xfont);
break;
default:
g_assert_not_reached ();
}
g_free (font);
}
}
gint
gdk_font_id (const GdkFont *font)
{
const GdkFontPrivate *font_private;
g_return_val_if_fail (font != NULL, 0);
font_private = (const GdkFontPrivate*) font;
if (font->type == GDK_FONT_FONT)
return (gint) font_private->xfont;
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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else
return 0;
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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}
gint
gdk_font_equal (const GdkFont *fonta,
const GdkFont *fontb)
{
const GdkFontPrivate *privatea;
const GdkFontPrivate *privateb;
g_return_val_if_fail (fonta != NULL, FALSE);
g_return_val_if_fail (fontb != NULL, FALSE);
privatea = (const GdkFontPrivate*) fonta;
privateb = (const GdkFontPrivate*) fontb;
if (fonta->type == GDK_FONT_FONT && fontb->type == GDK_FONT_FONT)
return (privatea->xfont == privateb->xfont);
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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else if (fonta->type == GDK_FONT_FONTSET && fontb->type == GDK_FONT_FONTSET)
return (privatea->xfont == privateb->xfont);
else
return 0;
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}
gint
gdk_string_width (GdkFont *font,
const gchar *string)
{
return gdk_text_width (font, string, strlen (string));
}
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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static gboolean
gdk_text_size (GdkFont *font,
const gchar *text,
gint text_length,
SIZE *sizep)
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{
GdkFontPrivate *private;
HGDIOBJ oldfont;
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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gint wlen;
Add more font private data. 1999-10-21 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more font private data. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c: Revamped handling of multi-byte charset fonts and strings. Now works much better. You still have to have a correct font selected, though. No fontset emulation yet.
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wchar_t *wcstr;
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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g_return_val_if_fail (font != NULL, FALSE);
g_return_val_if_fail (text != NULL, FALSE);
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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Add more font private data. 1999-10-21 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more font private data. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c: Revamped handling of multi-byte charset fonts and strings. Now works much better. You still have to have a correct font selected, though. No fontset emulation yet.
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if (text_length == 0)
return 0;
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private = (GdkFontPrivate*) font;
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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g_assert (font->type == GDK_FONT_FONT || font->type == GDK_FONT_FONTSET);
if ((oldfont = SelectObject (gdk_DC, private->xfont)) == NULL)
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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{
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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g_warning ("gdk_text_width: SelectObject failed");
return FALSE;
}
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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wcstr = g_new (wchar_t, text_length);
if ((wlen = gdk_nmbstowchar_ts (wcstr, text, text_length, text_length)) == -1)
{
g_warning ("gdk_text_size: gdk_nmbstowchar_ts failed");
return FALSE;
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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}
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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GetTextExtentPoint32W (gdk_DC, wcstr, wlen, sizep);
g_free (wcstr);
SelectObject (gdk_DC, oldfont);
return TRUE;
}
gint
gdk_text_width (GdkFont *font,
const gchar *text,
gint text_length)
{
SIZE size;
if (!gdk_text_size (font, text, text_length, &size))
return -1;
return size.cx;
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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}
gint
gdk_text_width_wc (GdkFont *font,
const GdkWChar *text,
gint text_length)
{
GdkFontPrivate *private;
HGDIOBJ oldfont;
SIZE size;
wchar_t *wcstr;
Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, 1999-10-14 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c (gdk_draw_text_wc): Don't use TextOutW for GDK_FONT_FONT fonts (which is all we have for now, we don't emulate fontsets). The X11 version uses plain XDrawString in that case, too. The string passed to gdk_draw_text_wc seems to be in fact (at least, when used by gtkentry and gtktext) either in a single-byte charset, or a DBCS. Not Unicode. This fixes the problem in gtkfontsel, where even if you had selected a font with a non-Latin1 charset (windows-greek, for instance), the preview still used Latin-1 glyphs. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c (gdk_text_width_wc): Similar change. Don't use GetTextExtentPoint32W, use GetTextExtentPoint32A. (gdk_font_load): Recognize the demibold etc weights, even if we don't have the corresponding constants in the headers. (gdk_font_hash_insert): Use same hash mechanism as in the X11 version. Should save font resources a bit, when we don't have multiple HFONTs for the same font. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add the names field as in the X11 version.
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guchar *str;
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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gint i;
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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g_return_val_if_fail (font != NULL, -1);
g_return_val_if_fail (text != NULL, -1);
Add more font private data. 1999-10-21 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more font private data. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c: Revamped handling of multi-byte charset fonts and strings. Now works much better. You still have to have a correct font selected, though. No fontset emulation yet.
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if (text_length == 0)
return 0;
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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g_assert (font->type == GDK_FONT_FONT || font->type == GDK_FONT_FONTSET);
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private = (GdkFontPrivate*) font;
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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if ((oldfont = SelectObject (gdk_DC, private->xfont)) == NULL)
g_warning ("gdk_text_width_wc: SelectObject failed");
if (sizeof (wchar_t) != sizeof (GdkWChar))
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{
wcstr = g_new (wchar_t, text_length);
for (i = 0; i < text_length; i++)
wcstr[i] = text[i];
}
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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else
wcstr = (wchar_t *) text;
GetTextExtentPoint32W (gdk_DC, wcstr, text_length, &size);
if (sizeof (wchar_t) != sizeof (GdkWChar))
g_free (wcstr);
if (oldfont != NULL)
SelectObject (gdk_DC, oldfont);
return size.cx;
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}
gint
gdk_char_width (GdkFont *font,
gchar character)
{
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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if (((guchar) character) >= 128)
{
/* gtktext calls us with non-ASCII characters, sigh */
GdkWChar wc = (guchar) character;
return gdk_text_width_wc (font, &wc, 1);
}
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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return gdk_text_width (font, &character, 1);
}
gint
gdk_char_width_wc (GdkFont *font,
GdkWChar character)
{
return gdk_text_width_wc (font, &character, 1);
}
gint
gdk_string_measure (GdkFont *font,
const gchar *string)
{
g_return_val_if_fail (font != NULL, -1);
g_return_val_if_fail (string != NULL, -1);
return gdk_text_measure (font, string, strlen (string));
}
void
gdk_text_extents (GdkFont *font,
const gchar *text,
gint text_length,
gint *lbearing,
gint *rbearing,
gint *width,
gint *ascent,
gint *descent)
{
GdkFontPrivate *private;
HGDIOBJ oldfont;
SIZE size;
Add more font private data. 1999-10-21 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more font private data. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c: Revamped handling of multi-byte charset fonts and strings. Now works much better. You still have to have a correct font selected, though. No fontset emulation yet.
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gint wlen;
wchar_t *wcstr;
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g_return_if_fail (font != NULL);
g_return_if_fail (text != NULL);
Add more font private data. 1999-10-21 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more font private data. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c: Revamped handling of multi-byte charset fonts and strings. Now works much better. You still have to have a correct font selected, though. No fontset emulation yet.
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if (text_length == 0)
{
if (lbearing)
*lbearing = 0;
if (rbearing)
*rbearing = 0;
if (width)
*width = 0;
if (ascent)
*ascent = 0;
if (descent)
*descent = 0;
return;
}
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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g_assert (font->type == GDK_FONT_FONT || font->type == GDK_FONT_FONTSET);
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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private = (GdkFontPrivate*) font;
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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if ((oldfont = SelectObject (gdk_DC, private->xfont)) == NULL)
g_warning ("gdk_text_extents: SelectObject failed");
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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wcstr = g_new (wchar_t, text_length);
if ((wlen = gdk_nmbstowchar_ts (wcstr, text, text_length, text_length)) == -1)
{
g_warning ("gdk_text_extents: gdk_nmbstowchar_ts failed");
size.cx = 0;
size.cy = 0;
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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}
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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else
GetTextExtentPoint32W (gdk_DC, wcstr, wlen, &size);
if (oldfont != NULL)
SelectObject (gdk_DC, oldfont);
/* XXX This is all quite bogus */
if (lbearing)
*lbearing = 0;
if (rbearing)
*rbearing = 0;
if (width)
*width = size.cx;
if (ascent)
*ascent = size.cy + 1;
if (descent)
*descent = font->descent + 1;
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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}
void
gdk_text_extents_wc (GdkFont *font,
const GdkWChar *text,
gint text_length,
gint *lbearing,
gint *rbearing,
gint *width,
gint *ascent,
gint *descent)
{
GdkFontPrivate *private;
HGDIOBJ oldfont;
SIZE size;
wchar_t *wcstr;
gint i;
g_return_if_fail (font != NULL);
g_return_if_fail (text != NULL);
Add more font private data. 1999-10-21 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more font private data. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c: Revamped handling of multi-byte charset fonts and strings. Now works much better. You still have to have a correct font selected, though. No fontset emulation yet.
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if (text_length == 0)
{
if (lbearing)
*lbearing = 0;
if (rbearing)
*rbearing = 0;
if (width)
*width = 0;
if (ascent)
*ascent = 0;
if (descent)
*descent = 0;
return;
}
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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g_assert (font->type == GDK_FONT_FONT || font->type == GDK_FONT_FONTSET);
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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private = (GdkFontPrivate*) font;
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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if (sizeof (wchar_t) != sizeof (GdkWChar))
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{
wcstr = g_new (wchar_t, text_length);
for (i = 0; i < text_length; i++)
wcstr[i] = text[i];
}
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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else
wcstr = (wchar_t *) text;
if ((oldfont = SelectObject (gdk_DC, private->xfont)) == NULL)
g_warning ("gdk_text_extents_wc: SelectObject failed");
GetTextExtentPoint32W (gdk_DC, wcstr, text_length, &size);
if (sizeof (wchar_t) != sizeof (GdkWChar))
g_free (wcstr);
if (oldfont != NULL)
SelectObject (gdk_DC, oldfont);
/* XXX This is all quite bogus */
if (lbearing)
*lbearing = 0;
if (rbearing)
*rbearing = 0;
if (width)
*width = size.cx;
if (ascent)
*ascent = size.cy + 1;
if (descent)
*descent = font->descent + 1;
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}
void
gdk_string_extents (GdkFont *font,
const gchar *string,
gint *lbearing,
gint *rbearing,
gint *width,
gint *ascent,
gint *descent)
{
g_return_if_fail (font != NULL);
g_return_if_fail (string != NULL);
gdk_text_extents (font, string, strlen (string),
lbearing, rbearing, width, ascent, descent);
}
gint
gdk_text_measure (GdkFont *font,
const gchar *text,
gint text_length)
{
Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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return gdk_text_width (font, text, text_length); /* ??? */
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}
gint
gdk_char_measure (GdkFont *font,
gchar character)
{
return gdk_text_measure (font, &character, 1);
}
gint
gdk_string_height (GdkFont *font,
const gchar *string)
{
g_return_val_if_fail (font != NULL, -1);
g_return_val_if_fail (string != NULL, -1);
return gdk_text_height (font, string, strlen (string));
}
gint
gdk_text_height (GdkFont *font,
const gchar *text,
gint text_length)
{
SIZE size;
Add more font private data. 1999-10-21 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more font private data. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c * gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c: Revamped handling of multi-byte charset fonts and strings. Now works much better. You still have to have a correct font selected, though. No fontset emulation yet.
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Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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if (!gdk_text_size (font, text, text_length, &size))
return -1;
Win32 version of GDK source files and resource files (cursors and icons).
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Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). 1999-10-31 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi> * gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: Add new keysyms from X11R6.4 (including EuroSign). * gdk/gdktypes.h: Add note about wchar_t not necessarily being the same type as GdkWChar, especially on Win32. * gdk/win32/*.c: Change gdk_root_parent to be a pointer. * gdk/win32/*.c: Assume all strings are UTF-8. Convert to Unicode before passing to Windows GDI for drawing etc. Convert to the system default codepage before passing to Windows as window titles. * gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: Add more fields to GdkWindowPrivate to support changing input locale on the fly. * gdk/win32/gdkevent.c: Support input language (keyboard locale) on-the-fly changes. Convert incoming characters from the current codepage to Unicode (and then to a UTF-8 multi-byte string) based on the current input language. Use keysym<->Unicode mapping tables and functions borrowed from xterm sources. Support IMEs (Input Method Editors) for CJK languages. On non-CJK editions of Win9x, use the ActiveX-based Active IMM (Input Method Manager) if available. IMEs and the Active IMM are available under the disguise of Chinese, Korean and Japanese support for IE and Outlook Express from "Windows Update" for Win98. On Win2k, the CJK support is present in all editions (as long as you install it). Call DispatchMessage from gdk_events_queue() (and thus gdk_WindowProc()), instead of duplicating the code in gdk_WindowProc(). Reworked the grab handling and propagation code, factored out duplicated code snippets into separate functions. Other cleanups, too. * gdk/win32/surrogate-dimm.h: Provide just the bits we need from the <dimm.h> header describing the Active IMM. * gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: Pretend to support fontsets, but so far just do the same as for "single" fonts. * gdk/win32/gdk.c: Call CoInitialize() (COM initialisation) from gdk_init_check, and CoUninitialize() from gdk_exit_func. Handle the new keysyms from gdkkeysyms.h. * gtk/gtkfontsel.c (Win32): Load the font for the preview as a fontset, so that gtkentry uses wide characters. * gtk/gtkrc.c (Win32): Get the locale with gwin_getlocale(). Call GTk+'s system directory "gtk+", not "gtk".
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return size.cy;
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}
gint
gdk_char_height (GdkFont *font,
gchar character)
{
return gdk_text_height (font, &character, 1);
}
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