MinGW headers declare the IRichEditOleCallback interface and the
corresponding IID, but the libraries don't contain the latter symbol.
Work around it by defining it ourselves.
Fixes#16340.
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Update bakefile configuration to include x64 configurations into MSVS 2005 and
2008 projects (2003 doesn't support building in 64 bits, 2010 and later are
manually maintained and already have them) and rebake the projects.
Closes#13675.
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Merge wxMenuItem::GetHBitmapForMenuCheckable and ::DoGetHBitmapForMenu
into wxMenuItem::GetHBitmapForMenu. Change its boolean parameter to an
enum specifying the kind of bitmap that is wanted (normal, checked, or
unchecked).
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Replace a few __WXMSW__ tests with __WINDOWS__ as the former is not
defined any longer (since r73290) when compiling with wxUSE_GUI set to 0.
Tested changes with both wxGTK and wxMSW builds under Cygwin.
Closes#14382.
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Since r76202 InsertMenuItem is used when adding checkable menu items even
without a bitmap. The call fails because hbmpChecked and hbmpUnchecked are
set to HBMMENU_CALLBACK on pre-Vista, making the menu owner drawn
unnecessarily.
Fix by adding GetHBitmapForMenuCheckable which is used when assigning
values to hbmpChecked and hbmpUnchecked. GetHBitmapForMenu remains
unchanged (for possible porting reasons) and is used for hBmpItem only.
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Since r44192 a checkable menu item with bitmap on pre-Vista assigns
HBMMENU_CALLBACK to hbmpChecked and hbmpUnchecked members of MENUITEMINFO.
However this value is only valid for hbmpItem and for other bitmaps
InsertMenuItem will fail (with "the parameter is incorrect") resulting in
making the menu owner drawn later.
Instead check earlier on in MSWMustUseOwnerDrawn if we're dealing with a
checkable menu item with a bitmap and if so make it owner drawn
explicitly.
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After removing an item from a menu that item's parent menu is set to NULL
and can't be used any longer to insert the item again. Fix by remembering
the parent menu before removing the item from it.
Regression since r76251 (this commit is a partial revert of that commit).
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Calling a menu item's SetBitmap can result in a stack overflow. This
occurs when setting a bitmap after the menu item has already been added to
the menu and while running under Vista (and later). Under those
circumstances [Do]SetBitmap will call GetHBitmapForMenu which itself calls
SetBitmap again.
Fix by adding a simple check for re-entry.
Regression since r76202.
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Add "dictionary sort" callbacks and document them and the already existing
wxStringSortAscending() and wxStringSortDescending().
See #16330.
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Even if this code is not used, it was still wrong as it didn't initialize the
(shadowed) member variables, so fix it to actually do it.
Closes#16342.
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Rely on the already properly defined wx types instead of using INTNN which
could clash with the system headers (e.g. INT32 is already defined in some
Motif headers) and are not guaranteed to be always defined correctly (while
int is always 32 bit on all currently supported platforms, this is not
guaranteed to always remain the case).
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FindChildItem gets passed the id of a menu item as returned by GetMSWId, however GetMSWId should be used in combination with Win32 API functions. Instead use GetId: this fixes finding menu items that have a negative id (as a result of using wxID_ANY as id) or have a sub menu.
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This file was last (really) updated in 2003 and, unsurprisingly, information
in it is not relevant 10+ years later and most of URLs in it simply don't
exist any more (or exist but are no longer used, such as freshmeat.net, since
yesterday).
Any additional places to announce wxWidgets releases should be added to the
"Announcement" section of docs/contributing/how-to-release.md now.
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In wxMSW, use IRichEditOleCallback::GetContextMenu() to provide our
default context menu for rich text controls, instead of using
EVT_CONTEXT_MENU.
The latter completely overrides native control's handling and in
particular breaks Windows 8's builtin spellchecking support.
Fall back to the previous non-OLE code for older richtext versions.
Also make the new MSWCreateContextMenu() method virtual so that the
context menu can be customized.
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Contrary to MSDN implications, at least some of these messages are not
actually sent to the TLW for popup menus, but to the owning window or
even its parent window (!).
Move the handling of these events from wxTLW to wxWindow. Move menu
depth tracking to wxFrame, because it only makes sense for frame's
menus and move DoGiveHelp() from wxTLW to wxFrame.
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Unlike all other events generated by wxSlider, this one receives a
wxCommandEvent and not a wxScrollEvent.
Unfortunately @beginEventEmissionTable doesn't handle the case of a class
producing events of different types, perhaps it shouldn't be used at all here.
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wxASSERT_MSG( m_menuDepth > 0, wxS("No open menus?") );
The conditions to reproduce:
- Windows 8.1
- An application manifest that indicates Windows 8.1 compatibility
In this case, wxGetWinVersion() used to return wxWinVersion_Unknown (Without a manifest indicating 8.1 support, wxWinVersion_8 is being returned). This in turn causes the version check against Windows98 in toplevel.cpp:450 to fail, ultimately leading to the mentioned assert.
See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms724439%28v=vs.85%29.aspx for details.
This patch on trunk adjusts adds the wxWinVersion_8_1 enum value and returns it on Windows 8.1 if the program is manifested as such.
In future, a different approach needs to be chosen that does not depend the deprecated GetVersion function.
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It's not really clear what potential benefit could library users extract from
the knowledge that the picker controls behaviour is "highly
platform-dependent".
Try to be flighty more helpful.
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Using git-based scripts seems to work well and the old scripts are not
maintained any more and having several ways of making releases is just
confusing, so leave only one set of scripts, the one actually used since
2.9.
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Make viewing the contents of the (most common) container types easier when
debugging in MSVS 2012 or later.
Provide std::{vector,list}-like visualizers for wxVector and wxWindowList and
a special visualizer allowing to see the contents of wxArrayString in a
relatively common case when it has just or two elements.
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For now this file contains just the visualizer for wxWindow which shows its
real (most derived) type as this is often the most useful thing you need to
know about the window.
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Only wxALIGN_CENTRE was allowed previously in the XRC, while both worked in
the code and also even in XRC but for wxSizer alignment.
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Now that we have CONTRIBUTING.md there doesn't seem to be any reason for not
having README.md as well.
Perhaps this one will replace docs/readme.txt in the future.
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