As 10.5 is the minimal supported version, it doesn't make sense to check for
it (or even earlier versions) during the build or run-time.
Closes#15580.
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Don't provide our own (not fully functional) definitions of them and always
use the system versions as we don't support OS X 10.2 which was the last
platform where these functions didn't exist/work.
See #15580.
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This fixes the build for non-x86 architectures when using MinGW with makefiles
(i.e. not using configure) as without this no WX_CPU_XXX was getting defined
at all, resulting in failures when building any programs using wxWidgets that
includes wx/msw/wx.rc (including our own minimal sample).
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This partially undoes the changes of r73290 by keeping __WXMSW__ defined for
the console mode user applications and only undefining it when building
wxWidgets itself.
This allows the existing code using __WXMSW__ to continue compiling correctly
with wxWidgets 3.0.
Closes#15579.
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We must use wxUIntPtr and not long here to avoid truncating the upper half of
the pointer when sizeof(void*)>sizeof(long).
Closes#15578.
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While we can't change the type of wxVariant to which SAFEARRAYs are converted
by default, it's much more convenient to work with the variant objects of the
correct type, i.e. using wxVariantDataSafeArray, when dealing with SAFEARRAYs,
so add a flag which can be set to tell a wxAutomationObject to behave in this
way.
Closes#14700.
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Otherwise linking with it can create problems with the code using other
network libraries, which link with ws2_32.dll (Winsock 2).
See #15562.
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This undoes r74888, r74913 and r74969 because all of them were still not
enough to make ICC build work correctly. So instead of trying to find all the
places where we need to test for __INTELC__ in addition to __VISUALC__, just
revert to defining __VISUALC__ for ICC under Windows as it uses its CRT anyhow
and in the vast majority of cases we are actually testing for the CRT and not
the compiler anyhow.
Closes#15359.
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This format is special as it doesn't have a fixed value and is registered
dynamically instead. So we need to call HtmlFormatFixup(), which checks if the
given custom format is actually wxDF_HTML, before comparing formats to ensure
that the real value assigned to this format compares correctly to the fixed
wxDF_HTML value.
Closes#15280.
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This allows the program to distinguish between some other, unspecified,
warnings and this one which can and does happen whenever too many changes
occur too quickly but which has a clearly defined work around: the state kept
inside the program just needs to be refreshed by rescanning the directory anew.
See #12847.
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The code trying to avoid forwarding duplicate events to wxDocManager was over
eager and in some situations filtered out the events which hadn't been sent to
it yet and were, in fact, not handled at all. This could be seen, for example,
by running the docview sample with "--sdi" command line option, creating one
child frame and then trying to create another one from the parent frame menu:
this failed because the existence of a valid child was considered to be enough
for the event to have been already processed in it which was false in this case.
Unfortunately there is no obvious fix to this problem, notably because of the
very roundabout way the toolbar events are processed in MDI windows: the
toolbar itself is a child of the parent frame but the events from it are still
sent to the currently active child frame by wxMDIParentFrameBase. So we can't
rely on any kind of parent-of-originating-window checks.
Instead, remember the last event handled in the child and avoid processing the
same event in wxDocManager again. This should at least avoid the false
positives (like the one fixed by this commit), although it could still result
in false negatives (i.e. some duplicated events) if an event handler generated
other events while skipping the original one. This is a lesser evil though and
should be relatively rare in practice, so live with this ugliness until
someone comes with another idea of fixing the bug described above.
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This method is implemented for wxMSW-only currently and allows to check
whether the window is being activated by a mouse click or in some other way
there.
Closes#15516.
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It was replaced by GTK+ printing several years ago and is almost never used
any longer anyhow, so any problems in this code (and there are some) would
never be found and fixed.
Also update the message catalogs to avoid having the strings not used any
more, as they were only used in Gnome printing code.
Closes#15517.
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Previously, the functor was kept in a helper event handler that was bound to
wxEVT_WINDOW_MODAL_DIALOG_CLOSED and only marked as already called, but never
unbound. Consequently, the functor object remained allocated for as long as the
event table existed and was only freed with the dialog instance.
Change the logic to destroy the functor object as soon as it was called and is
no longer needed for anything.
This is particularly important when used with C++11 lambdas that capture the
dialog in a wxWindowPtr pointer, because the pointer would be retained forever
otherwise.
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The code was confused about the difference between the model and view columns
indices and incorrectly used the former as the latter, which could result in
an out of bound array access.
Closes#15420.
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This is confusing and makes it more difficult to test for the "real" MSVC,
test for __INTELC__ explicitly wherever needed instead.
Also document __INTELC__ in our list of compilers.
Closes#15359.
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__MINGW64_TOOLCHAIN__ macro is more readable and shorter than the standard
predefined __MINGW64_VERSION_MAJOR and __MINGW32_TOOLCHAIN__ is defined for
the symmetry and also because it will make many tests simpler as we often
need to test not so much for MinGW-w64 for its own sake but rather to disable
the workarounds for MinGW32 when using it.
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This is more convenient to use than HasParam() + GetParam() and also slightly
more efficient as we search for the tag name only once.
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