wxgtk_initialize_web_extensions() tries to find extensions in the
location where "make install" puts them. If that fails, either because
wx wasn't installed yet, or it was deployed (e.g. in static build)
without them, it looks into additional places - paths relative to CWD.
This is to faciliate running wx samples and tests, but by being enabled
in release builds too, it allowed loading unexpected executable code
from untrusted locations. For example, on typical desktops, one could
put malicious .so files into $HOME/lib to have them loaded by
wxWebView-using applications.
Address this by making the helper paths relative to the executable's
location, not working directory.
Don't log failure to load the extension during initialization, because
it isn't needed for many uses of wxWebView. Instead, only report the
failure at the time when functionality depending on it is used.
Also use g_warning() for logging consistently with other failures in
this file. This doesn't interrupt the user, yet shows the problem highly
visibly in the console.
Change wxGetInstallPrefix() to return a string instead of const
wxChar*. The latter was incorrectly obtained from a temporary string if
WXPREFIX was set. While it's possible to fix in a backward compatible
manner without changing the function's signature, it's not worth the
effort for something pretty obscure and used mostly internally.
As it is stated in matrix.cpp wxTransformMatrix was intended to be used
in wxDC to replace the basic system of scaling/translation but actually
it was never used.
Because applying affine transformations can be done with wxAffineMatrix2D
and wxDC::SetTransformMatrix() we can get rid of this dead code.
Closes#13114.
Add missing ":" in the beginning of Git pathspecs to make the exclusions
really work.
Also add entries for Makefile.in, which is not caught by **/*akefile*,
and other files in the root directory containing hard TABs.
Save global fallback encoding when switching to it, so GetEncoding() can still return the correct value if global fallback encoding is changed later. Also do not switch to wxFONTENCODING_MAX when it is set as global fallback encoding.
Actually do what the comment says is intended. wxLogInfo() and
wxLogVerbose() differ in that only the latter must be explicitly
enabled with --verbose.
wxWidgets already has a mechanism for locating plugins under
$libdir/wx/*, there's no reason to duplicate it with another
compile-time symbol.
As a consequence, this makes the library relocatable via WXPREFIX again.
Fix the location where the web-extension plugin is installed to be
consistent with the primary bakefile-based build system: i.e. to use
lib/wx/x.y.z for devel versions and lib/wx/x.y for stable.
This reverts commit 374db28747 (Fix wxMSW ListCtrl drawing of horizontal
rules for new items, 2016-05-04) and also commit bb3177dd3b (Avoid
infinite repaint loop in wxListCtrl with wxLC_HRULES, 2020-07-24) which
fixed one problem with the original change, but not all of them, as it
was still easily possible to get into an infinite repaint loop.
So just return to the simplest and not too bad, even if not optimal,
solution of refreshing everything after changing a column width when
using horizontal rules.
See #17158, #18850.
Closes#18927.
Make the names more clear and similar to the names of member variables
to which they correspond and also use them consistently in the
documentation.
This reverts the changes to this interface header done in 5925893eed
(Fix various doxygen issues in the documentation, 2019-10-20).
Commit 5925893eed ("Fix various doxygen issues in the documentation")
changed the name to client_data.
This does not fit the naming scheme, and breaks some code in Phoenix
which assumes the param is called clientData (to be able to use a
binding specific type for it).
Rename data to clientData in the inlined overloads. This change is
transparent for any users.
Rename shortHelpString to shortHelp (dito for longHelp). Although this
change is in general visible for any users, Phoenix already mangles the
the parameter names to strip the 'String' suffix.
The introduction of scrollbar animations broke scroll-to-end functionality when
large amounts of text are written, due to interactions with GtkTextView's
background layout. Work around this by scrolling after the layout has finished.
See #18864
The type obviously should be wxWindowID, not int.
Rename the parameter, as it is the only instance where the id is not
named 'id', the implementation already uses 'id', and for Phoenix naming
it id is also preferred, as the name is used for mangling.
The naming change causes no further breakage for Phoenix, as the generator
is currently broken anyway for this case.
Closes https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/2069
Fix a bug with wrong size passed to memset() introduced in 1f0ade29f0
(Fix using mask colour even if there is no mask in wxImage::Paste,
2020-09-30) which caused memory corruption and add a test (the one with
the large negative vertical offset) allowing to reproduce this reliably.
Closes https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/2067
Verify that constructing wxCaret using its default ctor and Create()
works too, now that it does -- previously it uses to result in a GTK
warning and a crash in wxGTK.
Also update the test to avoid assuming that wxBitmapComboBox inherits
from wxComboBox, which now allows it to build (and pass) on all
platforms.
Closes https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/2057
In case an image without alpha is pasted on top of an image with alpha,
the alpha blending gives wrong results. This is caused by the fact that
the final (if nothing has been pasted yet) pixel copying algorithm in
Paste() does not take into account whether the pasted image actually
uses a mask.
To fix this:
- Add the check for image.HasMask().
- In case there is no mask, simply copy the image via memcpy.
- Finally, update the alpha channel of the changed image (if present):
whenever a pixel is copied, the alpha is set to fully opaque.
Closes https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/2065
