Make sure that OnInit() is called before MacReopenApp(). This is
normally the case, but it is possible for it to be called as the first
thing. This can happen when OS X restores running apps when starting a
new user session. Apps that were hidden (dock only) when the previous
session terminated are only restored in a limited, resources-saving way
- the event loop is running, but didn't call anything in the app
delegate yet. When the user clicks the icon,
applicationShouldHandleReopen: is called, but we didn't call OnInit()
yet. In this case, we shouldn't call MacReopenApp(), but should proceed
with normal initialization.
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The only private methods appearing in interface/wx/*.h files are meant to be
documented, so do extract them. This should fix wxThread::OnExit() not
appearing in the generated documentation, for example.
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There were several problems when the toolbar style was toggled to not show
icons, fix them by adding missing checks for wxTB_NOICONS style.
Closes#13578.
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The user typically can't do anything about this error anyhow, so don't show it
by default. Still do show it when running in the verbose mode as this might
add diagnosing the problem when something goes unexpectedly wrong.
Closes#15944.
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This is not necessary as there is nothing that can be done about this error
anyhow and the function still "works" even if it occurs (it doesn't wake up
anything but it is not necessary to do it if the message queue is already
full) and, worse, results in a crash due to stack overflow.
Closes#15951.
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The test failed with 33% probability because it didn't account for
trailing non-newline character. Fixed and also changed the test to
repeat itself a hundred times, to increase the probability of catching
problems like this.
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For compatibility with wxMSW, send event up the parent chain.
Properly handle setting the cursor for a wxSetCursorEvent, and don't overwrite the window cursor.
see #15801
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Remove the complicated parsing state machine that contained bugs with
unexpected inputs and was very hard to modify correctly. Replace it
with much simpler code that looks ahead, instead of deducing line
endings from past characters.
The new code never looses lines with data and calls AddLine() on the
first newline character it encounters, peeking ahead to determine the
line ending type.
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Previous this resulted in an assert and broken behaviour as it didn't update
the internally stored state. Do update it now and remove the assert as it
isn't possible to distinguish between user code calling Check() and wxGTK
doing it itself from wxCheckListBox implementation.
Closes#15940.
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This is better than showing them initially and then hiding them if only
because it avoids the unexpected wxEVT_SHOW events being generated.
Closes#15919.
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