If we can't determine the display-specific PPI value, use the global one
which seems to be always available (and always equal to 96*96 in my
testing -- but this is what previous versions of wxWidgets returned, so
it's still better than nothing).
Under macOS colors can be patterns, then accessors for RGB values are useless, IsSolid returns true if the color can be expressed in RGB values at all.
Get rid of wxOSX wxImageList implementation as it was 99% identical to
the generic version and the non-identical parts should really have been
made part of the generic version too from the beginning.
Notably, use GetScaled{Width,Height}() in Add() method in the generic
version too now.
This is not necessary as wxIcon is implicitly convertible to wxBitmap
anyhow, so calling Add(icon) works using the existing Add(wxBitmap)
overload, and is actually harmful because of the wrong icon size check
in this function, which used physical bitmap size instead of the logical
(scaled) size.
Closes#18188.
Comment stated that InsertionPoint() didn't pass, but it was actually
already running (and passing) and the only excluded test was the
TextChangeEvents() one which really should pass for multiline controls
as well, so run it too.
These functions combine the sizes of all displays and so only return the
correct size when there is only a single display.
This fixes wildly wrong PPI values returned when more than one display
is used.
We need to account for the scale factor under GTK+ (and, presumably,
under macOS) to compute the correct PPI value as it must use the number
of physical and not logical pixels.
Reimplement wxCheckOsVersion() to use wxGetOsVersion() on windows.
An executable without the Windows 8.1+ compatibility info in a
manifest would not detect the version based on the VerifyVersionInfo()
API previously used.
Closes https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/992
Surprisingly, ::SuspendThread() doesn't actually do it, but only
schedules the thread for suspension in some undetermined near future.
This could result in problems as Pause() could exit, releasing the CS
protecting wxThread internal data in the main thread, and allowing the
worker thread to enter it (e.g. in its TestDestroy()) before being
actually suspended, meaning that the thread got suspended inside a CS,
which resulted in later deadlocks.
Fix this by calling ::GetThreadContext() which is supposed to ensure
that the scheduler does really suspend the thread before it returns (as
it's impossible to get the context of a thread while it's running).
Closes#18137.
Reimplement wxPopupWindow using WS_POPUP instead of WS_CHILD window in
wxMSW as the new approach allows using the controls inside the popup
normally, unlike the old one.
See https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/986Closes#18243.
This will just hide the window immediately, so prefer to ignore the
"focus" argument of Popup() but show the popup instead.
Update the documentation to mention that setting focus outside of popup
is not supported under all platforms.
This fixes another bug from 3518f1a7d8
(after the one fixed in 5766280311): if a
window was maximized by user and then hidden, its IsMaximized() returned
false because it examined m_showCmd which didn't have SW_MAXIMIZE value
in this case.
The same was true for IsMinimised() as well.
Fix both problems by updating the value of m_showCmd when hiding the
window.
Calling Set() resets the existing items order, which makes sense from
the implementation point of view, but not necessarily expected by the
users.
See #18262.
It is no use adding it to the generated setup.h because this section is commented out,
so add it as compiler option instead.
The default option is 'Default' in which case no compiler option is added.
Always set a value to ICONV_CONST so it will be defined in setup.h.
Add a check for strtoull to prevent a macro redefined warning.
Link with WebKit framework to fix macOS build with wxUSE_WEBKIT.
This allows to keep the existing makefiles or configure scripts for
building wxWidgets applications using wx-config unchanged to keep them
working with the existing wxWidgets releases without adding an
unnecessary dependency on the "adv" library when using the latest Git or
3.1.2, when it's released.
