Calling SetHICON() is not enough, the icon size already needs to be set or,
even better, CreateFromHICON(), which does both atomically, should be used.
Closes#16672.
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wxStaticText emulates disabled state on OS X by changing text color to
light grey. When re-enabling the control, though, it always set the
color to the standard text color, which broke static texts with a custom
color.
Fix this by keeping track of the original color and restoring it back
when setEnabled:YES is called.
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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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The actual default styles for the toolbars don't include wxTB_FLAT anywhere,
so don't include it in the (currently almost unused) wxTB_DEFAULT_STYLE
neither.
See #16667.
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Only unselected wxPG property can be marked as 'being deleted'.
If this is done for selected wxGP property then in some circumstances it cannot be unselected and hence cannot be safely deleted.
See #16617.
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Use scaled size and scale factor when creating wxMemoryDC so that the
modified output bitmap has same physical dimensions as the source one.
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wxOSX's wxToolBar code uses toolbar size computed by
AdjustToolBitmapSize() to determine which of the builtin toolbar sizes
to use. Because AdjustToolBitmapSize() returned 2x the "logical" size,
it would always pick NSToolbarSizeModeRegular regardless of icon size,
resulting in differently-sized toolbar on HiDPI and low-DPI screens.
Use scaled size instead.
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The code for doing this was accidentally disabled in r74957, which intended to
disable it for Darwin, but ended up disabling it for everything but Darwin.
Reenable it for all platforms now, clearly it didn't hurt to have it enabled
under Darwin, and we do need to do it, e.g. see #12636.
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wxComboBox::Clear() must call wxTextEntry::SetValue() explicitly instead of
calling its Clear() which just forwards back to wxComboBox own SetValue(),
which (correctly) doesn't work for read-only comboboxes when passed an empty
string.
Closes#16654.
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This ensures that overridden wxComboBox::Clear() is called even when it's
invoked via a pointer or a reference to wxItemContainer (and not just one
to wxComboBox itself or its other base wxTextEntry).
Closes#16654.
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Correct the HTML output format for wxGA_PROGRESS, it was indented incorrectly
because Doxygen appears to need a blank line (i.e. end of paragraph) after a
"@since".
Also improve the wording of the styles descriptions a little.
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Documentation generated by @overload is misleading in this case as it refers
to the "different argument [the function] accepts", but there are none, the
methods can be overloaded only by const modifier as well.
Use \copydetails instead to reuse the original documentation, this is less
confusing and arguably more useful as well.
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GTKReleaseMouseAndNotify(), which is called before showing a modal dialog in
wxGTK to ensure that the mouse does not remain captured by the window which
will be disabled by the modal dialog soon, should update the mouse capture
stack and so must call ReleaseMouse() to do it, not just DoReleaseMouse().
See #16647, #8657.
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Use a lighter shade of gray to avoid problems with user icons and to
match the look of OS X 10.10's rendering of selected toolbar items.
Fixes#16645.
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Opening the font dialog would result in an exception in
RunMixedFontDialog:
-[NSView resetFlags]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x6080001285c0
The code in question assumed that NSFontPanel's accessory view either
didn't exist or was created by wx, and casted it to
wxMacFontPanelAccView* without checking. But this assumption is no
longer true on OS X 10.10, the view is apparently pre-set to some
default NSView instance.
Fix the code to check accessoryView's class before treating it as
wxMacFontPanelAccView.
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This option, which is on by default unless the use of STL is disabled,
provides better interoperability with the standard library when it can be done
without breaking backwards compatibility.
The first example of its use is to allow passing std::vector<> of any string
compatible type to wxItemContainer::Append(), Insert() and Set(), allowing to
directly initialize various wxControls deriving from it such as wxChoice,
wxComboBox, wxListBox from a std::vector<> of strings.
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Expand wxStaticText controls in wxBusyInfo and centre them to avoid the
problem with their contents being truncated when using markup under wxOSX.
This should, of course, be fixed in wxStaticText itself, and when it is, this
change should be reverted. But for now this at least allows wxBusyInfo to
appear correctly under OS X.
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Until this change the entire last word disappeared, presumably because it was
wrapped to the next line, which was not shown at all. Now as much of it as
fits into the available space is shown, which is not ideal, but better than
before, especially if we're only a pixel or two short.
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Allow customizing wxBusyInfo window by passing wxBusyInfoFlags containing
information about the icon, title, colours and frame transparency to use.
Update the sample to show such "rich" busy info.
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The title is not shown to the user anyhow because this frame doesn't have
wxCAPTION style. And if it were shown, it should have been translated, but as
it isn't, just remove it.
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