If there is necessary to start a new D2D figure prior to appending a curve to the path then this new figure should be started at the current point and not always at (0,0).
Closes#17521
When sub-path is closed with CloseSubpath() then current point should be moved to the joined endpoint of the sub-path (what is equivalent of moving it to the starting point of the sub-path). Native CloseFigure() doesn't move the native current point to the starting point of the figure so we need to maintain it on our own in this case.
To implement this behaviour we need to store the starting point of the figure in a dedicate data member and use it to update the current point when the figure is closed.
But native GDI+ renderer doesn't offer any support for updating directly the current point (only explicit drawing operations update its value) so we need also to remember our "logical" current point (being the result of calling CloseSubPath, MoveToPoint, etc.) in a dedicated data member and use it instead of the native current point in the next operation which requires current point location.
Closes#17520
When sub-path is closed with CloseSubpath() then current point should be moved to the joined endpoint of the sub-path (what is equivalent of moving it to the starting point of the sub-path). To implement this behaviour we need to store on our own the starting point of the figure in a dedicate data member because native D2D renderer apparently doesn't offer any support for retrieving it.
See #17520
If there is necessary to start a new D2D figure prior to appending the line to the path it should be started at the current point and not always at (0,0).
See #17520
Circle/ellipse should be appended as a closed sub-path and the current point after the operation should be moved to "the rightmost point" of the figure ((x+r,y) and (x+w,y+h/2) respectively).
See #17520
This class is an implementation detail, only wxWindow is public and there are
never objects of wxWindowBase (but not wxWindow) class in wxWidgets programs.
Closes https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/279
Don't just use wxWX2MBbuf which is just a "const char*" in ANSI build and can
become a dangling pointer if the string it was constructed from was temporary,
as it happens with the string returned by wxStyledTextEvent::GetString().
Closes#17517.
When current endpoint is moved to a new position with MoveToPoint() then current sub-path should be ended without closing the figure (no line from the current point to the beginning of the sub-path should be added).
Closes#17516
Differentiate between setting the label from SetLabel() and from
SetPeer() (i.e. initially), because some native controls shouldn't have
an empty string set as their intitial value.
Override SetInitialSize() to be empty for wxNativeWindow in order to
prevent label-setting issues when an unknown, caller-controlled native
widget is attached. Reverts db9baf9aa5,
which was the previous attempt to fix this, but was causing too many
problems elsewhere.
Use a single script for all compiler versions, another simple script just
defining wxWidgets version and, finally, a script building all the binaries
for all the compilers.
Closes#17510.
Selection at wxAuiNotebook level was not updated, resulting in all attempts to
select the tab at the same index as the tab that was dragged elsewhere being
ignored, e.g. after dragging the first tab to the second position in the AUI
sample, the first tab couldn't be selected again.
Fix this by always changing the selection in OnTabEndDrag(). This might not be
the best thing to do as the selection is also changed later in the code and
the fact that the code returns without sending the event is probably a bug
too, but for now at least fix the user-visible problem.
Closes#15071.
Apparently it's a common convention to allow width and/or height of a
rectangle to be negative as both GDI and Cairo handle this natively, so also
allow this for GDI+ and document this as the expected behaviour.
Closes#17495.
This solves the same problem as daa8fd03f3 did
for the GTK+ native version and ensures that the variant type at the renderer
level is consistent with the type of the values actually used with this
renderer (which are integers as they are indices).
Closes#17474.
Unlike other platforms, wxMSW assumes natural text directionality (i.e.
right to left under RTL locales), but absolutely filenames are always
LTR because they begin with a Latin character. It is therefore necessary
to add an explicit directional mark in front of them on Windows.
Toplevel windows use their parent's coordinate system as the reference
frame, not desktop's, so need to be adjusted accordingly if its
mirrored. Without these changes, default-positioned wxDialogs would end
to the right side of the parent window's right border (instead of being
slightly inside the window) and changing their size would move them as
well.
This is for the sake of consistency because everywhere else there are used trigonometric functions from standard C library (only <math.h> is included).
When render target to draw to a DC (created with ID2D1Factory::CreateDCRenderTarget method) is bound to the device context with ID2D1DCRenderTarget::BindDC method then the size of the area of drawing has to be a logical size of a DC (with its scaling factor taken int account). This can be determined directly using GetClipBox API and there is no need to pass it as a parameter of wxD2DDCRenderTargetResourceHolder ctor.
Closes#17504.
Determine actual size of wxD2DContext instance and initialize respective data members to report proper size of wxGraphicsContext created by wxGraphicsRenderer::CreateContextFromNativeContext / CreateContextFromNativeWindow.
Closes#17502.
This method can be used to change the list view header appearance.
Add the method declaration, documentation, show it in the sample and implement
it for wxMSW (only, for now).
It can be necessary to compare two item attributes for equality, e.g. to check
if the attributes have changed, so provide a straightforward implementation of
equality and inequality operator for it.
