Add wxUILocale class providing functionality which can be implemented
portably for all major platforms, including macOS, and doesn't force
the change of the global C locale, unlike wxLocale.
See https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/2464
There is nothing that can be done about the warnings saying that using
transform matrix is not supported for the given DC kind and it's not
going to change any time soon (i.e. implementing support for transform
matrix for wxSVGFileDC is not planned), but in the meanwhile it results
in a lot of useless output in the CI logs when running the tests, making
it difficult to find real problems in the test.
This commit is best viewed ignoring whitespace-only changes.
Although the compiler is already shown as part of the build signature,
it doesn't always show the exact compiler version used, which can be
useful as well, so add it here.
It was already disabled under AppVeyor and it also fails when using
GitHub Actions.
This almost certainly indicates that there is a bug in our code, but as
the failure still can't be reproduced locally, it's difficult to debug
and fix, so for now just also disable the test when using GitHub CI.
The condition guarding wxEVT_TEXT_URL test was changed to use
wxHAS_2CHAR_NEWLINES in 15c5125572 (Refactoring, 2021-08-07) but
shouldn't have been as this has nothing to do with the use of "\r\n"
under MSW.
No real changes.
It seems inconsistent to have MSVS 2019 solution for the main library
itself, but only MSVS 2017 (and earlier) one(s) for the sample and the
tests, so add MSVS 2019 solution to them too.
Now that these Direct2D tests are compiled, disable those of them that
fail under Wine due to missing support for Direct2D functionality we use
in Wine implementation.
Don't even give a warning message because there would be too many of
them in these tests, just skip them silently.
Define various macros used in the test code (or in the headers included
from it) as nothing when wxDEBUG_LEVEL==0.
Also don't define a helper function used when asserts are enabled in
this build to avoid clang warnings about unused function.
Under MSW creating a wxSpinCtrl with a range of, say, 1..10 and the
default initial value of 0 sets its initial value to 1 (i.e. the closest
valid value) as expected, but the generic version still set it to the
invalid value of 0, which was unexpected, inconsistent and not useful.
Fix the generic version to follow MSW behaviour now and add a test
checking for this.
This will allow using this class in the library code too.
No real changes yet, this is a pure refactoring.
This commit is best viewed using git --color-moved option.
Simply remove the not existent any longer shared-ld-sh from clean
targets in all makefile.
This should have been done in e663d9af2b (Stop using shared-ld wrapper
script under Mac, 2021-07-06).
This is similar to b03eaceea6 (Disable WebRequest::SSL::Ignore unit test
under AppVeyor, 2021-08-04) and just warns about the wxWebRequest
cancelling test failure when running it under AppVeyor instead of
failing the entire test suite, as this does happen sporadically (but
regularly) there for as yet unknown reason.
This test sporadically fails in builds with different compilers (both
MSVC and gcc) there for unknown reasons. Until we can find, and fix, the
underlying problem, disable this test to avoid spurious CI failures.
Using non-PCRE system regex library, which was the only build variant
when wxHAS_REGEX_ADVANCED was not defined, is not supported any more, so
simplify the code by not testing for it.
Adjust the tests and document the incompatibilities with the previously
used regex syntax.
In this commit the use of PCRE is conditional on wxUSE_PCRE which is
never defined as 1 yet, so the new code is still disabled.
Apparently setting focus doesn't work until a mouse click is simulated
to bring up the main test window to the front. This happened implicitly
when running the full test suite, due to e.g. doing it in wxButton unit
tests, which come before wxComboBox::ProcessEnter test, but not when
running just this test (or wxTextCtrl::ProcessEnter) on its own.
Make the test self-contained by simulating a mouse click before
simulating pressing "Enter".
