This doesn't seem to be necessary and is actually actively harmful, as
this code prevented tooltips from working with non-native windows, such
as those used inside wxSplitterWindow in the splitter sample.
Just remove this code entirely and add SetToolTip() calls to the sample
to show that they do work now.
Closes https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/1978Closes#14220.
macOS 11 has an option (on by default) to tint window backgrounds with
wallpaper colors. This means that standard window background color is
not a constant anymore and can change as the window is moved across the
screen.
The key to supporting this is to _not set background color_ internally
to what we think is the correct default color, or to repaint
backgrounds. Let the OS handle the default behavior instead.
Closes https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/2158
Notable record the commands that can be used to recover from a conflict
with the server version of the notes (merging notes is more involved and
usually not worth it, they can just be re-added after resetting).
Although this was supposed to work, specifying "%l" in wxLog time stamp
format actually didn't because wxLog timestamps were stored as seconds.
Fix this by storing them as milliseconds and add a simple test (not
executed by default) showing that "%l" works correctly now.
Still keep the old wxLogRecordInfo::timestamp field for compatibility,
as it was documented.
See #13059.
Follow the convention of using the event macro names (rather than the
event type) names in @event documentation in wxNotificationMessage
documentation too, e.g. use EVT_NOTIFICATION_MESSAGE_CLICK rather than
wxEVT_NOTIFICATION_MESSAGE_CLICK.
Closes https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/2166
Use the hack with __dllinstdir variable just added to bakefile to
override the installation location for the DLLs to put them into the
expected location.
Closes#14601.
Don't use the current locale format which doesn't provide all the
information (e.g. never includes milliseconds) and explicitly set the
format providing it instead when showing wxLogTrace() messages.
Bitmaps stored in the list as a result of replacing existing ones should
conform to the same constraints as bitmaps directly added to the list.
These constraints are applied in the shared GetImageListBitmap() function
called both on adding and replacing the images.
Wee need to assure that bitmap added to the internal collection always
have a mask. If necessary this mask is created from alpha channel values.
Also, for compatibility with wxMSW implementation we need to prevent
the bitmap from having both a mask and alpha channel.
If wxBitmap with mask is added to wxImageList that doesn't support masks
we need to convert a bitmap mask to alpha channel values prior to adding
bitmap to the list to preserve bitmap transparency.
If wxBitmap with mask is added to wxImageList that doesn't support masks
we need to convert a bitmap mask to alpha channel values prior to adding
bitmap to the native list to preserve bitmap transparency.
Closes#19036.
Just sort the features in the same section in alphabetical order to make
it easier to find the given feature in the list (or confirm that it is
not present).
No real changes.
Use tool position as offset from group position and not vice versa, both
because this was already done like this in the other places and because
this makes more sense: the tool is inside the group, so its position is
relative to it.
No real changes.
Don't update wxRibbonToolBar and wxRibbonButtonBar tooltips each time
the mouse was moved, this was inconsistent with the standard tooltips
behaviour and resulted in flicker.
Also don't show tooltips at all over a dropdown, as they partially
covered and, again, such behaviour is very non-standard.
Closes https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/2162
Drawing a circular point into a square pixel does not completely fill the pixel
with the new color, resulting in an alpha-blended appearance. Instead, draw a
square into the pixel. As a bonus, this is much faster, at least with Cairo.
See #19037
Remove an explicitly set CMAKE_OSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET from the CMake iOS
build in order to use the default value which is now also set to an iOS
instead of macOS version.
The minimal sample doesn't have an implicit deployment target set, while
the library does through CMakeLists.txt in root. This can result in iOS
link errors when not explicitly setting CMAKE_OSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET as
the sample will then use a target OS with an architecture that may not
be present in the library with its current target OS version.
Fix by copying the part setting CMAKE_OSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET in the
library to the minimal sample as well. Both parts should be kept in sync
but that still seemed preferable to additionally polluting an example
file for CMake usage with a dependency by introducing a common include
file.
Differentiate between the minimal supported version of macOS (10.10)
and iOS (12.0) instead of setting CMAKE_OSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET to
(macOS-only) 10.10 for both platforms.
When using pre-v6 comctl32.dll (e.g. by disabling the visual styles
explicitly or by just not using the manifest), we need to update the
drop down height manually, and for this we must ensure that overridden
wxChoice::DoMoveWindow() is called from MSWUpdateDropDownHeight().
Closes#19026.
Using this object we can put an wxImage on or retrieve it from the clipboard. wxImage is stored internally as a blob with either a PNG file (wxMSW, wxGTK) or a TIFF file (wxOSX) and therefore some its metadata (like resolution) is stored on the clipboard too (what is not the case for wxBitmap stored with wxBitmapDataObject). wxImages stored with wxImageDataObject can be used by native applications.
Closes#17631.
PNG is a custom clipboard format but images stored in this format are supported by e.g. MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, GIMP (including image transparency).
See #17631.
