Reset pointers to functions loaded from msimg32.dll when the library is
uninitialized as they may change if it's re-initialized again and msimg32.dll
is reloaded at a different address.
Also do the same thing for the function pointers from gdi32.dll for
consistency, even though it doesn't seem to be actually required in this case.
Closes#17167.
Handle the `<hideitems>` property for sizers and document it.
Also group `minsize` together with `hideitems` in `stdSizerProperties`, which
is used by all sizer classes except `wxStdDialogButtonSizer` in the XRC
schema.
The recent addition of DrawThemeTextEx in
b7a89f8746 (Add wxRendererNative::DrawItemText()
for list-like controls) broke initialization of uxtheme on WinXP as
DrawThemeEx is only available on Vista+.
Closes https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/101/
Creating minidumps works in 64 bit builds since quite some time (see
603c73dbba), so there is no reason to forcefully
disable it any more.
Closes#17162.
Use full path to the selected file before checking whether it exists,
otherwise the check could fail even if the file does exist but the current
directory is different from the one it is in.
See #16698.
As it and the other related flags are now present in 3.0.3 as well, they must
be documented as being new since that version and not since 3.1.0.
See #16402.
wxSystemThemedControl is a template class and can't be used without template
arguments even though MSVC somehow compiled it -- but g++, quite justifiably,
refused to do it.
Due to a typo (missing closing parenthesis after GetMediaParameterName()), all
the method and interface declarations in a span of 150 lines were parsed as
arguments of STDMETHOD macro resulting in something completely nonsensical,
but, by some unfortunate miracle, compilable.
Any code relying on any of these declarations definitely could never work as
the interfaces were incorrectly declared and any attempt to use them would
have resulted in a crash, so this code was either totally broken or these
declarations were unused -- not sure which one, but for now just fix the typo.
It looks like the preprocessor checks were meant to avoid including this file
under MacOS 9 and all the other platforms should have it, so it should be safe
to include (although it still doesn't define off_t with MSVC, only _off_t).
Don't leave the variable uninitialized to avoid warnings from static code
analyzer and to ensure that it is never used before being initialized (while
this does seem to be the case already, it's not exactly obvious).
Windows CE doesn't seem to be supported by Microsoft any longer. Last CE
release was in early 2013 and the PocketPC and Smartphone targets supported by
wxWidgets are long gone.
The build files where already removed in an earlier cleanup this commit
removes all files, every #ifdef and all documentation regarding the Windows CE
support.
Closes https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/81
Don't leave the variable uninitialized, even though it's not totally obvious
which value should it have for wxFontRefData objects created from native
fonts, using "true" seems more appropriate and is definitely better than not
initializing the field at all.
The generic implementation requires wxComboCtrl, so pull it in if
wxDatePickerCtrl is enabled.
Explicitly testing for the platform here is ugly, as it duplicates the checks
in wx/datectrl.h and will get out of date when/if they're changed there, but
there just doesn't seem to be any other way.
See #17159.
If WX_STANDARD_OPTIONS() is not used, we shouldn't add any debugging nor
optimization options to C{,XX}FLAGS as the application presumably handles it
on its own, it was completely unexpected to see -O2 appear in CXXFLAGS.
Fix this by only doing anything if DEBUG variable is defined. Even this is not
optimal as it's such a common name that it could clash with an unrelated
variable in the application configure script, but doing anything else risks
breaking existing scripts relying on it being named like this.
Remove the private and undocumented control and it's usage in wxGenericCollapsiblePane. The class used a low resolution bitmap which looks bad on high resolution displays. The generic implementation using wxRendererNative::DrawCollapseButton() is better fit even on OS X.
This simple class has a collapsed state which is indicated by a small button and a label. It is now used in the generic implementation of wxCollapsiblePane.
It could be used in more complex layouts than wxCollapsiblePane and is therefore available and documented to the user.
There doesn't seem to be any need for it, the library compiles fine without it
and the few warnings generated with -Wstrict-aliasing=2 are harmless (i.e. the
strict aliasing rule is not really broken).
While wxWidgets itself is compiled with -fno-strict-aliasing, the user code
including wx headers can be compiled without it and, worse, even with
-Wstrict-aliasing=2 which would give tons of warnings (two for each
instantiation of the template class) of possibly breaking strict aliasing rule.
Fix this by using a union to cast between two pointers of different types
instead of using a reinterpret cast.
Add a new method that should be used for controls like wxCollapsiblePane.
It is implemented natively for wxMSW (Windows Vista+) and provides a generic fallback for other ports and WinXP.
wxSystemThemedControl allows to use the "system theme" (i.e. the theme used by
the system applications such as file manager and which can, surprisingly, be
different from the default one). Currently it is only implemented for wxMSW
and does nothing under the other platforms.
Use wxSystemThemedControl for wxDataViewCtrl, wxListCtrl and, optionally, if
wxTR_TWIST_BUTTONS style is specified, wxTreeCtrl to give them more native
appearance under MSW.
Closes#16414.
Add a new method that should be used for drawing the elements of list-like
controls (i.e. wx{List,Tree,DataView}Ctrl and similar).
Implement it for wxMSW natively and provide a straightforward generic fallback
for the other ports.
See #16414.
