1999-11-07 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi>
* gdk/win32/gdkprivate.h: New font private structures, related to
fontsets.
* gdk/win32/gdkfont.c: New functions gdk_font_list_new() and
gdk_font_list_free(). On X11, will just be wrappers to
XListFonts() and XFreeFontNames(). On Win32, the code previously
in gtkfontsel.c is now here.
New function gdk_font_xlfd_create(). On X11 will get the FONT
property of the font (for GDK_FONT_FONTs), or call
XBaseFontNameListOfFontSet (for GDK_FONT_FONTSETs), on Win32
builds a XLFD style name from the font information in the LOGFONT
struct(s).
New function gdk_font_xlfd_free(), which correspondingly frees the
string returned by gdk_font_xlfd_create().
Implement fontsets on Win32. Add a function that iterates over a
wide char string and calls a callback function for each substring
of wide chars from the same Unicode subrange (and thus probably
available in the same real font).
Improve the XLFD emulation a bit.
* gdk/win32/gdkim.c (gdk_nmbstowchar_ts): Small bugfix.
* gdk/win32/gdkevents.c: Workaround for suspected bug on Win2k
Beta3, WM_IME_CHAR messages don't seem to contain the composed
multi-byte char as with the Active IMM on Win9x. Oh well, handle
WM_IME_COMPOSITION with GCS_RESULTSTR instead, use
ImmGetCompositionStringW() to get the composed Unicode chars.
* gdk/win32/gdkgc.c
* gdk/win32/gdkdraw.c: Changes needed because of the font private
struct changes.
* gdk/win32/gdk.def: Add the new functions.
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* 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".
1999-10-05 Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi>
* gdk/win32/*.[ch]: Corresponding changes as in X11 backend.
* gdk/win32/gdkcompat.c: New file, actually provide an
implementation for the deprecated functions. (Just temporarily.)
* gtk/gtkfilesel.c: Fix an #ifdef syntax botch.
* gtk/makefile.{cygwin,msc}: Update gdk_headers.
* gdk/win32/gdk.def gtk/gtk.def: Updates.
directory hierarchy like this, with common gdk.h and gdktypes.h
for all backends. gdkrectangles.c and gdkrgb.c is copied before
compilation from the x11 backed (which still is in .., but
eventually will be in ..\x11).
