Return the program exit code from the (overridden) OnRun(), not OnExit(),
doing it from the latter didn't work since many years.
The failures in the GUI tests will be detected by buildbot now.
Previously it only handled wxALIGN_CENTRE, also the documentation switched to
wxALIGN_CENTRE_HORIZONTAL in 72e88d8ea3 and
preceding commits.
See #16943.
Handlers for this event expect to get wxSpinEvent but wxMSW, wxGTK1 and wxQT
sent an object of base wxCommandEvent class which resulted in invalid memory
access in the handlers when using the derived class methods such as Veto().
Closes#16948.
When parsing Unicode date formats text inside single quotes should not be
escaped and instead treated as literal text. In addition two single quotes
(either inside or outside quoted text) should be interpreted as a single
quote.
Fixes#16118.
Validate flags for 1D horizontal and vertical sizers and grid sizers
separately to allow checking for invalid flag combinations.
Also try to make the regex patterns used in the schema itself and the error
messages generated when matching them fails slightly more readable.
The version doesn't really matter as the only change in 2.5.3.0 compared to
2.3.0.1 seems to be the handling of "\\" which doesn't occur in any of these
files anyhow, but use the latest one just in case anybody takes one of these
files as a starting point.
The size hints must be explicitly set if tool and/or status bars are added to
the frame after loading its contents from XRC. This didn't matter before
because the (only) item of the frame sizer effectively had wxGROW style and so
adjusted to the frame size even if it was less than the minimal size, but now
that wxALIGN_CENTER_VERTICAL, which was always specified in rc/frame.xrc file
but never taken into account before, is honoured, the initial frame size is
not big enough to show its contents which looks ugly, so work around this.
This allows to give the exact line number of the error, unlike asserts that
happen in wxSizer code which don't point exactly to the error location when
sizers are created via XRC.
It also has the advantage of allowing to detect wrong use of wxALIGN_LEFT and
wxALIGN_TOP, unlike the asserts which can't do it because the value of both of
these flags is 0.
Complain if wxEXPAND is combined with both horizontal and vertical alignment
flags, as this doesn't make sense and, moreover, the behaviour has changed
since the last commit: now wxEXPAND is ignored instead of overriding the
alignment flags if they are combined.
Allow overriding wxEXPAND effect in one of the directions by specifying
wxALIGN_{RIGHT,BOTTOM} or wxALIGN_CENTRE_{HORIZONTAL,VERTICAL} together with
it (unfortunately this doesn't work for wxALIGN_{LEFT,TOP} as their value is 0
and so their presence in flags can't be detected).
Detect using flags corresponding to the major sizer direction (which doesn't
make sense as only the proportion governs the behaviour in this direction) and
also combinations of alignment flags with wxEXPAND.
We can't check for all the invalid combinations, but at least check for
wxALIGN_CENTER_HORIZONTAL+wxALIGN_RIGHT and wxALIGN_CENTER_VERTICAL+
wxALIGN_BOTTOM which never make sense and can be detected.
A few $Id$ references remained after commit
3f66f6a5b3 or appeared in newly added files.
Remove the lines containing svn keywords except when it concerns
third-party files. In that case keep the line as-is or collapse it to the
keyword if it had been expanded to contain wx commit information (only
occurs with src/zlib/ChangeLog).
This fixes wxComboCtrl compilation with wxUSE_LONGLONG==0 as wxMilliClock_t is
always mapped to the proper base type and hence can be used even if wxLongLong
type is not defined.
See #16939.
This option is useful to demonstrate how to globally change the way Boolean values are rendered (either as check boxes or selection lists).
See #16922.
