MSVC++ doesn't seem to honour implicit int -> bool conversion and raises
warning C4800: "'int': forcing value to bool 'true' or 'false' (performance
warning)".
Previously, the column was updated, i.e. wxHeaderCtrl::UpdateColumn()
was called, after the column width was changed interactively by the
user. This was unnecessary and actually harmful as it resulted in
recursion and display corruption.
Stop doing this by adding yet another width-related function to the
generic wxDataViewColumn called WXOnResize(), which just updates the
main window display, but doesn't update the header at all, and calling
it instead of SetWidth(), which does both, when the column is resized.
Closes#18245.
If the width really changed, wxDataViewColumn::SetWidth() already calls
wxDataViewCtrl::OnColumnChange() (via UpdateWidth()), so it's
unnecessary to call the latter again immediately after calling the
former. And if the width didn't change, it's not necessary to call it at
all, so in either case the OnColumnChange() call can be just removed.
No real changes.
Calling wxGridCellChoiceEditor::SetParameters() didn't have any effect
if the editor had been already used because this method only updated the
internally stored m_choices, used for creating the combobox, but not the
strings actually used by the combobox, if it had been already created.
Also mention that this works in the documentation.
Closes#10465.
Minimized windows don't seem to get any events after "Close" menu item
is selected from the system menu, so they were never actually destroyed
when closing them in this way.
Fix this by explicitly waking up the message loop after deleting the
window to ensure that the delayed destruction does happen.
Closes#18622.
See https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/1690
Minimized windows don't seem to get any events after "Close" menu item
is selected from the system menu, so they were never actually destroyed
when closing them in this way.
Fix this by explicitly waking up the message loop after deleting the
window to ensure that the delayed destruction does happen.
Closes#18622.
See https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/1690
Add another wxGrid::DrawTextRectangle() overload, taking wxGridCellAttr
and ellipsizing the string if necessary, i.e. if the fitting mode of
this attribute indicates that we should do it.
Switch the code of all renderers for which it makes sense to use
ellipsization to use the new overload.
