The changes in 0a94c1890f where an
incomplete solution.
The apple compiler automatically choses libc++ if the deployment target
is >= 10.9. Lower deployment targets need explicit compiler options
to use libc++.
Use the latest version of ax_cxx_compile_stdcxx.m4 from the autoconf
archive for C++17 support and handle "17" as the option value in our
configure.
See https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/721
Update MinGW versions used for the binaries and provide links to the
working compilers.
Add "-rc" to some links to make them work.
Also update the binaries file names.
For the release candidates, allow passing the version (e.g. "3.1.1-rc")
to post-release.sh on the command line and document this.
Also don't commit automatically, this is annoying, especially as the
script doesn't check for errors.
Finally, fix the problem with the CHM file name: it must be zipped,
presumably to avoid problems with some firewalls blocking downloading
CHM files (as there is really no advantage in compressing the already
compressed CHM file otherwise).
Don't grey out the buttons text when they're implicitly disabled because
the parent TLW is disabled by MSW while showing a modal dialog, this
looked bad. Only grey the buttons text when they're really disabled at
wx level.
Closes#18011.
The custom scheme handling implementation had been inherited from the
original WebKit1 implementation. It attempted to intercept navigation
and resource load requests and then inject the resources. It seems that
this method doesn't work in WebKit2, but fortunately, there is native
support in WebKit2 for custom URI schemes through the
webkit_web_context_register_uri_scheme() API.
Also extend wxGtkError to allow creating it from an existing GError
object as a side-effect of these changes.
See https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/716
Previously this event was not sent for the standard renderers, such as
wxDataViewTextRenderer, at all in wxGTK because the base class
FinishEditing() class didn't do anything if m_editorCtrl was null, as it
was always the case for non-custom renderers.
Fix this by refactoring the base class code in yet another way and
extracting the part which can be reused by both the generic and GTK
implementation in a new DoHandleEditingDone() function and call it from
wxGTK code.
Finally, check "editing-canceled" property to also correctly generate
the event with IsEditCancelled() returning true when editing is canceled
by e.g. pressing Esc in a standard renderer too.
And, as a final bonus, this makes the (just introduced) slightly
artificial DoFinishOrCancelEditing() unnecessary, so it can be removed,
without reintroducing any code duplication.
See #17835.
The code was more complicated than necessary, with the base class
providing both virtual GtkOnCellChanged() and GtkOnTextEdited() that
were both overridden to achieve the same thing, namely customizing how
the value entered by user is converted to wxVariant, in different
derived classes.
Make GtkOnTextEdited() non-virtual and remove GtkOnCellChanged()
completely and add a new simple GtkGetValueFromString() which is called
from GtkOnTextEdited() to do the conversion.
This removes the existing code duplication and will make it simpler to
modify this code in the future, without changing the behaviour.
This is useful to allow checking that the expected events are sent for
the custom editor in the second page of the sample too, in addition to
the standard ones used in the first page.
Previously this event was not sent at all if editing the item was
cancelled, e.g. by pressing Esc.
Do send it now from the generic implementation and update the sample to
show this event.
See #17835.
This method should be only used when the edit is really cancelled, so it
doesn't need to take a boolean argument.
It should also use the same spelling as IsEditCancelled() (and for
consistency with the rest of wxWidgets API which uses British English).
Also remove this method from the documentation, it is not part of the
public API.
When using CMake to generate project files, do not create projects for
samples that rely on a feature that is not available. For example, do
not create a project for the AUI sample when wxUSE_AUI=0.
Closes https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/713
Simply translate wxEVT_HEADER_END_REORDER into this event, which was
previously only sent by the macOS version.
GtkTreeView doesn't seem to support column drag-and-drop at all, so this
event is still never generated by wxGTK.
Closes#14297.
Previously this method was only available in the generic wxDataViewCtrl,
move it to the base class to make it possible calling it in portable
code and document it.
Closes#14617.
Make GTKHandleFocusOut() virtual and override it in wxChoice in order to
avoid generating wxEVT_KILL_FOCUS events when the combobox dropdown
button is clicked.
This is important because it allows fatal problems when using a
combobox-based in-place editor in wxDataViewCtrl as getting these events
totally broke the UI before.
See #17034.
Don't disable all inert renderers as this results in ugly "disabled"
look for some of them (see 6e885992f5),
but do disable the renderers that would be editable otherwise, such as
wxDataViewChoiceRenderer and wxDataViewToggleRenderer, in wxOSX as it
shouldn't be possible to change value of the inert cells.
See https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/707Closes#18056.
This reverts af16d8ba5c. It caused
problems with older git versions (e.g. 1.8.5) that do not recognize the
checkout option: warning: unknown update mode 'checkout' suggested for
submodule '3rdparty/catch' Skipping submodule '3rdparty/catch'
Also specify the branch for the catch submodule, to be in line with the
other submodules.
Composite windows, i.e. wxWindows composed of several HWNDs at MSW
level, didn't handle focus events correctly and, for example, generated
wxEVT_KILL_FOCUS event when the focus simply switched from wxComboBox
itself to the EDIT control inside it, which broke using non-readonly
wxComboBox as in-place editor inside wxDataViewCtrl.
Check if the focus event notifies about the focus switching to, or from,
another HWND belonging to the same window, and suppress wx event
generation in this case as they don't make sense because the focus
doesn't change at wx level.
See #17034.
