Set the default directory first, if it's specified, and the file name later to
ensure that it's interpreted relatively to this directory. Otherwise we could
have a mismatch between the directory shown in the dialog and its initial
path.
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This method allows to configure the initial directory to be shown when
browsing for files in an initially empty wxFileDirPickerCtrl.
It is also available for wxDirPickerCtrl but is less useful there.
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Use wxScopedPtr in wxGenericFileDirButton to ensure that the dialog created by
it is always destroyed, even if an exception is thrown while showing the
dialog or while processing the event we generate after showing it.
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These styles allow to use a smaller browse button as the standard one takes
too much space, often leaving too little of it for the more important text
control part.
Notice that both styles are, in fact, equal to wxPB_SMALL but only file and
directory pickers currently use it as it doesn't make sense for the colour and
font pickers.
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The picker styles don't make sense for the button so we don't use them when
creating the button but we do need to somehow use the style the picker was
created with to create an appropriate dialog when it's clicked.
Fix the problem by simply storing the style in a member variable and using it
instead of wxWindow::m_windowStyle.
Closes#11635.
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