If wxDataViewCtrl was destroyed while showing a generic editor, an assert
occurred in wxWindowBase dtor as the event handler pushed on it by the editor.
Fix this by calling CancelEditing() when the control is destroyed and also fix
the crash in CancelEditing() in wxGTK due to recursive calls to FinishEditing().
Closes#12683.
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If both const and non-const accessors are needed, it's custom to use the same
name for both but in this case we don't even need them as the const version
can always be used, so simply remove the weird and badly named (because the
returned handle is not const at all) GetConstGtkHandle().
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Add new special API for wxDataViewVirtualIndexModel::Reset() as
wxDataViewModel::Clear is something different and needs a different, two
step API under GTK+, one for destroying the current view and one for
rereading the new contents.
Added ::BeforeReset() and ::AfterReset() notifications for that purpose.
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Current item is the same as the selected item in single selection mode but in
multiple selection mode there was no way to neither get this item nor change
it before so add the new functions to allow doing this now.
The new methods are implemented for the generic, GTK and OS X/Cocoa versions
but only stubs are provided for OS X/Carbon.
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As all the other wxWidgets controls take the parameter in their ctor/Create()
it's unexpected that wxDataViewCtrl does not. Add the name parameter and pass
it to wxWindowBase::CreateBase() as usual.
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No real changes, just refactor the code to use a function mapping GtkTreeIter
to our wxDataViewItem and use it instead of duplicating its code everywhere.
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This commit adds no changes in functionality but paves way for the upcoming
improvements of wxDataViewCustomRenderer.
First, introduce wxDataViewCustomRendererBase class in order to allow
implementing behaviour common to custom renderers in all ports in this class
instead of triplicating it.
This required splitting monolithic dataview.h in more parts, now we have
wx/dvrenderer.h which defines wxDataViewRendererBase and the new
wxDataViewCustomRendererBase and includes wx/port/dvrenderer.h which define
wxDataViewRenderer and wx/port/dvrenderers.h which defines all the other
renderer classes.
Also bring renderers hierarchy in the generic version closer to other ports:
all standard renderer classes now inherit from wxDataViewRenderer and not
wxDataViewCustomRenderer in for consistency with the other ports.
wxDataViewRenderer itself still does derive from wxDataViewCustomRendererBase,
unlike elsewhere, but this is unavoidable considering that all generic
renderers are custom ones.
Finally do some cleanup in OS X part of the code: correct indentation,
spacing, comment style.
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The usual convention is for Init() method to be private and to call it from
constructor, follow it in GTK implementation of wxDataViewCtrl too instead of
making it public and calling it from Create().
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Implemented ellipsization in the generic, GTK and both OS X Carbon and Cocoa
versions but it currently doesn't work well in GTK as it changes the item
alignment unconditionally, this will need to be fixed later.
The behaviour for the columns is currently inconsistent between ports too:
under MSW they (natively) use wxELLIPSIZE_END, under GTK -- wxELLIPSIZE_NONE
and under OS X the same ellipsization mode as the column contents, i.e.
wxELLIPSIZE_MIDDLE by default.
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This has a possible advantage of a more native look and feel (although it's
hard to tell the difference between drawing the icon ourselves and how the
default GTK+ renderer does it to be honest) and a very real advantage of
allowing to edit in place cells with icons. It also reduces code duplication
in GTK implementation.
Modify the sample to make the icon-text column in the list model editable to
show that it works. This required storing the values of the second column as
well, so do it in its own array and to avoid calling it "m_array2", rename the
existing m_array to m_textColValues (which accounts for most of the diff in
the sample) and call the new one m_iconColValues.
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After the change to the sample in r62390 it turned out that wxGTK version
didn't handle items without attributes in a column where other items did have
attributes neither -- they inherited the last used attribute.
Fix this by remembering whether we are using any non-default attributes or not
and resetting them if we do.
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There is no reason to have a separate class for rendering the text honouring
the attributes defined for it, wxDataViewTextRenderer itself already does this
perfectly well.
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Implement DoApplyWidgetStyle() in wxGTK version of wxDataViewCtrl to propagate
the main window style to the GtkTreeView which is what the user mostly sees.
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number of columns in it, it turns out that getting column information from
the associated control is much easier than copying it into the control.
- Provide wxHeaderCtrlSimple derived class which can be used easily if
callback approach of wxHeaderCtrl is not needed.
- Because of wxHeaderCtrl virtualization, port-specific implementations of
wxHeaderColumn are not needed any more and were removed.
- Use wxHeaderCtrl in the generic wxDataViewCtrl: this means that column
events are broken right now in it as they haven't been implemented by
wxHeaderCtrl yet, this will be fixed a.s.a.p.
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