Add wxDataViewRenderer:: SetValueAdjuster() and a
wxDataViewValueAdjuster class. This can be used to customize rendering
of values depending on whether they are highlighted (selection) or not,
without having to implement an entire new custom renderer.
Don't apply alignment to native controls in SetAlignment() method, where
it may not be known yet due to column-to-renderer inheritance if
wxDVR_DEFAULT_ALIGNMENT is used (the default). Move such code to
GtkUpdateAlignment() (which was made virtual) in all renderers.
This fixes unintended right-aligning of columns with GTK+ 2 when default
alignment was used.
Previously the editor created by wxDataViewRenderer::CreateEditorCtrl() had to
be a native GTK+ widget implementing GtkCellEditable interface which prevented
using composite windows (e.g. a container for a text control and a button) as
editors.
Create a helper container wrapping them now and implementing GtkCellEditable
now to allow this.
wxOSX and wxGTK previously used their own methods for handling the enabled
state and the attributes of the items being rendered, change them to reuse the
same methods as the generic implementation, i.e. SetEnabled() and SetAttr()
and remove the port-specific GtkSetAttr(), OSXApplyAttr() and so on.
This has the advantage of ensuring that the logic is the same for all
platforms (e.g. item enabled status wasn't handled in the same way in wxGTK as
in the other ports previously) and hopefully makes the code simpler by cutting
down on the number of virtual methods.
Notice that GtkSupportsAttrs() optimization was removed as it didn't seem to
be worth the bother (we basically saved a call to a virtual model method at a
price of a virtual renderer method call) and preserving it would have
complicated things needlessly.
The original code (see r66404 and r66416) didn't work because it used
wxDataViewRenderer::SetMode() to make the renderer inactive but then used its
GetMode() to restore the previous state -- which was lost. The result of this
was that if the overridden IsEnabled() in the model ever returned false for
any row, all the cells in this column, in all the rows, became insensitive, as
could be seen by the inability to edit any rating in the first page of the
dataview sample (even though it was disabled for a single row only) and any
checkboxes on its third page (even though only the last two of them were
supposed to be disabled).
Fix this simply by making the renderer insensitive at GTK level only, but do
not change the mode at wx level.
See #12686.
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This keyword is not expanded by Git which means it's not replaced with the
correct revision value in the releases made using git-based scripts and it's
confusing to have lines with unexpanded "$Id$" in the released files. As
expanding them with Git is not that simple (it could be done with git archive
and export-subst attribute) and there are not many benefits in having them in
the first place, just remove all these lines.
If nothing else, this will make an eventual transition to Git simpler.
Closes#14487.
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Correctly initialize the alignment used by the text renderer used by
wxDataViewCustomRenderer in wxGTK implementation of wxDataViewCtrl.
Closes#12298.
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Add another virtual function (GtkGetTextRenderer()) to the base class which
allows us to reuse the same code setting the "ellipsize" property that we
already used for wxDataViewTextRenderer for wxDataViewCustomRenderer as well.
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Call SetAttr() to store them in wxDataViewCustomRenderer before rendering it
and also honour the attributes in RenderText() (by reusing the same code we
already use for wxDataViewTextRenderer).
The attributes now work correctly in dataview sample under wxGTK as well.
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If the native renderer doesn't support the properties which we map our
attributes to, trying to set them is useless and results in GTK+ warnings so
don't do it.
Add wxDataViewRenderer::GtkSupportsAttrs() which can be overridden to indicate
whether the renderer supports attributes or not. We probably could use
g_object_class_find_property() instead to detect it automatically but for now
these properties are all supported only by GtkCellRendererText and not
supported anywhere else so using a single virtual function seems tidier.
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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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