This doesn't happen often but when it does, the results are catastrophic and
not always easy to debug, so try catch this as soon as possible.
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It's useless and resulted in a warning from Coverity as it correctly
determined that this code could never be executed under Unix.
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The margin used by them was inconsistent and depended on the initial size the
control was created with for some reason. Call EM_SETMARGINS explicitly to
ensure consistent appearance in all cases.
Closes#2438.
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WinThreadStart() in wxMSW wxThread implementation accessed the variable
containing the thread state without locking which was wrong, do it only inside
the critical section.
Notice that there is still an unavoidable race condition between exiting the
thread and starting it, so it's not clear at all if we should try to avoid
calling DoThreadStart() here.
Closes#14865.
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Break into the debugger in the function containing the assert that failed
instead of inside wxWidgets assert handler which is several (~8) levels below
the last line of the user code. This is much more useful in practice and also
less confusing.
Currently this only works for MSVC as the other compilers don't have any
__debugbreak intrinsice equivalent.
Also update the except sample to test wxTrap() directly too.
Closes#11184.
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Mouse events (LeftDown in particular) will only occur if the mouse is over the
sash, so it does not make sense to have a fudge factor
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This made it possible to have the resize cursor, but not be able to drag the
sash, and happened because wxGTK sends a leave event when mouse leaves client
area instead of outer border of window. Setting the useless SashHitTest()
"tolerance" parameter to zero avoids the problem.
Fixes#1397
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The code added in r52154 never worked because it was looking for the Progid
value in a wrong place, look for it under UserChoice subkey where it really
is.
Also add a way to look up the command to open files with the given extension
to the exec sample.
Closes#12302.
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Move all file association related commands under "File" menu from the "Exec"
one, having them there makes more sense and "Exec" menu is already quite big.
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This has never been officially documented but used to work in 2.8 and still
works in wxGTK, so make it works in wxMSW too for consistency.
Closes#12541.
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Keep the item selected from the drop down using keyboard when switching away
from the control by pressing TAB: although this generates CBN_SELENDCANCEL
notification, the selection is actually kept by the native controls in this
case, so don't reset it ourselves -- even though it makes sense, it makes wx
applications behave differently from the native ones.
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Reuse the same event generation code for wxChoice in wxMSW, wxGTK and wxOSX
and also wxComboBox in wxMSW and wxGTK instead of duplicating it (incompletely
and so partially incorrectly in wxOSX case).
This is just a refactoring so no changes in behaviour.
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This loop can't be optimized away by the compiler because wxFalse is an extern
variable which can't be known to be always false. Additionally, this creates
many false positives from Coverity as it assumes that the loop can be executed
more than once.
Define wxSTATEMENT_MACRO_BEGIN/END macros abstracting the exact solution used
and replace wxFalse with "(void)0, 0" for now as this seems to placate MSVC
(which warns about using a bare "0" as a condition) while still allowing the
loop to be completely optimized away.
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In practice we seem to be getting some unexpected inotify() events during
heavy IO activity. This shouldn't happen but it does, so at least don't
prevent the program from running by popping up the assertion dialog when it
happens.
Closes#14854.
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Remove unused Unload(), wxCairoCleanUp(), m_loaded and gCairoRenderer, and redundant Load()
and EnsureIsLoaded(). Just call wxCairoInit() directly, and for GTK do nothing at all.
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Don't end the brief description at the first period if it's a period which is
part of "i.e." or "e.g.": escape the space following it to prevent Doxygen
from recognizing it as an end of sentence.
See #14866.
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Apparently we can get events without any valid watch descriptor, even though
this is not supposed to happen. At least warn about them.
See #14854.
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Don't use NSRoundedBezelStyle for bitmap buttons as this bezel has fixed
height. Instead, use NSRegularSquareBezelStyle which can used with buttons of
any size and is the correct bezel to use for the buttons mostly identified by
their icon according to Apple docs.
Notice that we still use the standard bezel for the "small" (where "small" is
arbitrarily defined by the hard coded 20 pixels height) icons as those are
usually used in addition to the text and not replacing it and so it makes more
sense to use the same bezel as for the normal buttons for them.
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