If padding value (stored in m_toolPacking) has been assigned prior to creating the toolbar (with SetToolPacking) then apply this padding to just created toolbar.
Otherwise initialize this variable with current padding retrieved from the toolbar to let GetToolPacking return proper padding value.
Implemented new method MSWSetPadding() to set padding for native toolbar.
No real changes, but this is more consistent with the other controls.
It also highlights the ports which use non-default style, e.g. wxQt where
wxNO_BORDER should probably not be used as part of default toolbar style but
rather added in the ctor implementation.
Closes#16667.
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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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Don't include wxBORDER_NONE in neither wxToolBar ctor and Create() nor
wxFrame::CreateToolBar() flags parameter, override GetDefaultBorder() in
wxToolBar itself instead to use the border style appropriate for the current
platform by default. This has the same effect -- the default border style is
used unless another one is explicitly specified -- but is more clear and
consistent.
Also add wxTB_DEFAULT_STYLE for consistency with the other classes.
Closes#15037.
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When using comctl32.dll versions older than 6.0 toolbar icons would not have their background drawn. Fix this in a rough way by always completely erasing the background like was done before. Regression since r62971.
Closes#13512.
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Fixed commented names (path, filename, and extension) of files in include/ and src/. Prepended the names in src/ with "src/" everywhere, while starting those in include/wx/ with "wx/".
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Do use TBSTYLE_FLAT and TBSTYLE_TRANSPARENT (the former actually implies the
latter) for MSW toolbar as it is the only way to avoid the flicker of toolbar
buttons. These styles were disabled before because of lack of understanding
about how they worked: with them, the toolbar supposes that its parent takes
care of erasing its background but wx didn't do this (in fact wxFrame did
accidentally erase toolbar background because of the use of Win32 client
rectangle, including tool/status bars, instead of wx client rectangle,
excluding them, in wxWindowMSW::DoEraseBackground(), but it didn't do it
correctly).
Now we allow hooking WM_ERASEBKGND events processing in a parent window by a
child one and use this to handle toolbar background erasing in toolbar itself.
We still prevent the native toolbar from drawing dummy separators and always
erase the area occupied by them ourselves and thus avoid the flicker entirely.
The only remaining flicker in the toolbar sample is that of embedded
wxStaticText control. It does appear with correctly transparent background and
bitmaps with alpha channel also (still) are drawn correctly in wxStaticBitmaps
embedded in the toolbar.
Finally, we still use solid background brush for toolbar but we can easily use
a themed background if really desired, there is just a single function to
change to do it (MSWGetToolbarBgBrush()).
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Prevent the native toolbar from drawing the separators which we use simply as
placeholders by excluding them from the update region when handling WM_PAINT.
This reduces flicker by not redrawing the areas occupied by these separators
twice and also prevents them from ever being shown (you could see them briefly
appear before being erased before).
The other toolbar tools still flicker though, there doesn't seem to be any
simple way to prevent the control from entirely invalidating itself whenever
it is resized.
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Native toolbars don't have themed background under Vista/7 and don't look good
with rebar background (which is the same one as used for the menus) as
toolbars don't appear on the top of the window.
Erasing background ourselves also results in flicker and display problems and
makes the code much more complicated. Simply don't do this to avoid all the
problems.
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Stretchable spaces consume all extra toolbar space not allocated to the fixed
size items. They can in particular be used to right-align (some) toolbar tools.
Add and document the new API, change the sample to show it and implement it
for MSW, GTK and OS X/Cocoa.
Also refactor MSW background erasing/repainting code to avoid duplicated calls
to DrawThemeBackground(), call it from a new helper MSWEraseRect() function.
Note that we may want to add support for "invisible" separators, IOW
non-stretchable spaces. This could be easily done for MSW after the changes in
this commit and is supported natively by GTK+ and Cocoa so implementing this
would be trivial if there is any interest.
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