This method did the same thing as the base wxWindow class event handler.
Also remove wxPickerBase event table which became empty after removing this
method.
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Simply inherit classes which need to provide TAB navigation among their
children from wxNavigationEnabled<> and remove the now unnecessary
WX_DECLARE_CONTROL_CONTAINER() macros.
Also remove WX_INIT_CONTROL_CONTAINER(), WX_DELEGATE_TO_CONTROL_CONTAINER()
and WX_EVENT_TABLE_CONTROL_CONTAINER() which are not needed neither any more.
And remove the event tables which became empty after removing the last macro.
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Derive generic wxSearchCtrl implementation from wxNavigationEnabled<> to
ensure that TAB navigation works correctly in it. While it did work before for
search controls without wxTE_PROCESS_ENTER style (because this wasn't handled
by this control itself at all in fact), it stopped working as soon as this
style was used in wxMSW because then the navigation was implemented by
manually calling wxWindow::Navigate() and this requires wxControlContainer
support.
Use wxNavigationEnabled<> to easily add it to wxSearchCtrl.
See #12808.
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Provide a clean, public and documented way to implement proper TAB navigation
for subwindows of a composite control: instead of using various ugly and never
documented WX_XXX_CONTROL_CONTAINER macros it is now enough to simply inherit
from wxNavigationEnabled<BaseClass> to do it.
No real changes in the code as the new class is not used anywhere yet.
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This method can be overridden to customize the previously hard-coded handling
of the case when a file selected from the MRU menu doesn't exist any more: we
used to always remove it from the file history completely. This may, however,
be inappropriate and, in fact, probably never, or very rarely, is the right
thing to do when the file that we failed to open still exists.
So never remove the file from the MRU if we failed to open an existing file
(also don't give an error about it as it should have been already given by
CreateDocument()) and, while we still do it for the non-existent files, allow
to override this behaviour by overriding the new OnMRUFileNotExist() method.
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It can be useful to induce an error on the stream explicitly, e.g. because an
incorrect value was read from it and we want to indicate it to the caller by
setting stream error to wxSTREAM_READ_ERROR.
Allow to do this by passing an optional error value to wxStreamBase::Reset().
Add an example of using the new functionality to the docview sample which
needs it to be able to signal errors while reading the files.
Also document this method that previously wasn't documented at all.
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This commit just refactors the code without changing anything in its
behaviour and will be followed by the real changes in the next one.
The new function just handles the message, without calling MSWDefWindowProc()
if it wasn't handled. This allows to call it and determine whether the message
was really handled and only continue processing it if it wasn't.
Notice that while in theory this shouldn't be necessary because the return
value of MSWWindowProc() should indicate whether the message was handled or
not (0 meaning that it was, for most messages), in practice it doesn't work
because many standard controls window procs return 0 even for message they do
nothing with, e.g. "up down" control always returns 0 for WM_CHAR messages
even it it only really handles the arrow keys.
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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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Currently this is only implemented in the generic wxDataViewCtrl, the native
GTK/OSX ports should be modified to support this later.
Closes#13323.
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The hidden columns (i.e. those whose size was set to 0) should be skipped when
find the previous/next column to select when the user presses Left/Right
cursor arrow keys in wxGrid, otherwise the focus could completely disappear as
it was invisible when it was set to a hidden column.
Closes#13281.
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wxSlider with wxSL_LABELS style but without wxSL_MIN_MAX_LABELS didn't show
the current value because the width of the value label was 0.
Fix this by always computing the widths of min and max labels and using the
longest of them for the value label, even if we don't actually show them.
Closes#13291.
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wxMSW wxSlider implementation stored the min and max labels widths as fields
of wxSlider object for some reason even though they were only used in one of
its methods (and can be easily computed anyhow).
Make them simple local variables instead and also rename an existing local
variable which started conflicting with their new names.
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