It is definitely not necessary to call SetTopWindow() when there is only a
single top level window and it is arguable whether it's useful to do it even
when there are many of them so don't encourage its use in the documentation
and also remove all its occurrences from the samples.
Closes#12816.
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No real changes, just reduce the compilation dependencies a bit by only
forward declaring wxComboCtrl and wxCalendarCtrl in wx/generic/datectrl.h
instead of including the headers with their full declarations.
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Make it possible to exclude wxDefaultArtProvider from build. Now that a
Tango-based provider exists, it may make sense to disable the standard bitmaps
if the program doesn't need the few of them not provided by Tango anyhow.
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The icons are embedded as PNG images directly in the source code to avoid the
need for installing them. This does make the library larger though so provide
a wxUSE_ARTPROVIDER_TANGO option to turn the new code and associated bloat off.
Also turn it off by default under wxGTK as the native art provider is used
there anyhow.
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These icons will be used in the upcoming new implementation of the print
preview frame and as they are also natively supported by GTK+ it makes sense
to have support for them in wx itself.
Notice that the existing bookmark add/remove icons are already mapped to the
icons which look like plus and minus signs respectively in wxGTK but we need
plus/minus in print preview in the other ports too so add these icons under
explicit names.
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These strings don't need to be wide and, as elsewhere, prefer the
compatibility with 2.8 ANSI build to compatibility with Unicode build.
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When a PNG image exists in several sizes it makes sense to use its size as a
suffix to distinguish the different versions, so update the png2c script to
optionally allow to do this.
Current implementation simply checks the PNG header directly to avoid any
extra dependencies.
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The button icons have a different size from all the other clients in wxGTK so
it may be interesting to see them in the sample, add wxART_BUTTON to the list
of art clients that can be chosen in it.
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Tango icon files often have dashes in their names so accept them in png2c
conversion script and simply replace them with underscores to form a C
identifier for the array containing the image data.
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Running the application binary directly still doesn't work quite the same as
when it's opened from Finder (or executed using open) and some tests involving
event loops fail because of this.
Run it using open even if it means that we lose the detailed log output.
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Make explicit the fact that the cell coordinates in the event are the
coordinates of the newly selected cell and that the previously selected one is
available from wxGrid itself.
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wxMSW wxCommandLinkButton implementation shouldn't be used in wxUniv so move
src/msw/commandlinkbutton.cpp and include/wx/msw/commandlinkbutton.h to
ADVANCED_MSW_NATIVE_{SRC,HDR} from ADVANCED_MSW_{SRC,HDR} in files.bkl and
rebake the makefiles.
This fixes wxUniv/MSW compilation.
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This function uses the GUI toolkit information and so can't be defined in
wxBase. The code only compiled before because the function was erroneously
defined in wxCore even though it was declared as WXDLLIMPEXP_BASE.
Fix this by declaring it with WXDLLIMPEXP_CORE too. This corrects problems in
MSW DLL build.
If we need to get a string containing user-readable wxBase version too, we
should add another function (as it's not possible to virtualize this one) but
such function doesn't seem incredibly useful to have anyhow.
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When loading a TGA file that has an image type of uncompressed true colour it would be falsely detected as a cursor file and as an icon file if type is of uncompressed colour mapped. Lower the chance of this happening by also checking the remaining member of an ICO and CUR header which represents the number of images in the file. This member has to be non-zero (checked against all found ICO and CUR files in an XP installation).
See also #12702.
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Supports saving 24-bit and 32-bit (RGB with alpha).
Updated image unit test to verify the alpha channel of saved TGA images. Also removed a condition skipping a test which only was in place for TGA (formerly its saving handler would do nothing yet say saving was succesful).
See also #7661.
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Compare the alpha data of saved images (where applicable, currently for PNG only) to a generated alpha channel. Refactored most of ImageTestCase.CompareSavedImage into (static) function CompareImage to easily compare with a 24-bit image and then a 32-bit one.
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Compare the data of loaded images in different formats against a reference image (one for 8-bit images, another for 24-bit). Do the same for images saved using SaveFile. Excluded some formats because they are either lossy or don't pass the test right now.
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For PNG it was mentioned only loading supports alpha, but alpha saving support has been available since r32414. Similarly there was no mention of alpha loading support for TIFF (supported since r47204) as well as BMP (since r54942).
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The base lines of the text in wxTextCtrl and wxStaticText which were
themselves vertically aligned didn't align, the text in the latter was one
pixel too low. This seems to be happening because we don't give enough
vertical space to the native static control by default and so, while the text
wasn't truncated, it was positioned differently than usual.
Work around this problem by allocating two extra pixels to wxStaticText
height. While the exact explanation of the problem remains mysterious, this
hack does result in correct appearance which seems to be sufficiently
important to apply it.
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Contrary to the comment in wx/wxcrtbase.h, wcsftime() doesn't seem to be
available under quite all the systems, notably it doesn't seem to be present
in OpenBSD at all, even in the very latest version.
Add a configure test for this function and fall back to our own implementation
if the system doesn't have it.
Closes#12766.
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wxWidgets 2.9 doesn't support building without wchar_t any more so always
define wxUSE_WCHAR_T and give an error from configure if wchar_t is really not
available.
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Native MSW wxSpinCtrl uses a single pixel margin between the text part and the
spin button while the generic version used 2 pixels which resulted in a
slightly different appearance (see #12767).
Use the same margin as MSW now in the generic version too, it should be fine
for the other platforms as well and if it isn't we can always tweak them
later.
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The code in DoMoveWindow() didn't account for the margin and made the text
control part of the window too large resulting in the truncation of the spin
button.
Simply remember to take margin into account when computing the text width.
See #12767.
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Add unit tests checking that the behaviour really corresponds to the
documentation too.
And also mention that it's not a good idea to have strings differing by case
only in wxComboBox anyhow.
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Mention that wxCB_DROPDOWN is MSW (and Motif...) specific and don't document
the much more often used wxCB_READONLY in its terms, just describe it directly
instead.
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OS X build slave used its own commands to run unit tests, add -t to them too
to be (hopefully) able to see better where does the test crash exactly.
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