This test fails on MSW buildbot slaves for unknown reasons so disable it to
make the test suite pass. The failure is irreproducible locally so no idea how
to debug this unfortunately.
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The call to wxPrintf() should provoke an assert if there are too many
parameters, so update the test to expect it.
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Somehow the expected assert is not generated by wxString::Format("%d", ptr)
with VC6. Disable this test to make the test suite pass for VC6 for now to at
least be able to monitor the appearance of the new errors in it.
Of course, this one should ideally be debugged (by someone who is interested
in VC6 support) as well...
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For some reason the test fails with a single item in the control when running
on the buildbot slave, check if this is still the case if we add another item
to the control.
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While the native CompareString() is much more efficient than MSVC CRT version
of _wcsicmp(), it gives unexpected results for non-letter characters, so don't
use it but use the slow but correct wxStricmp() instead.
At least don't use char-by-char comparison (in non-UTF-8 case) as it's the
slowest possible implementation of this function, the new one using
wxStricmp() is 3 times faster (by comparison, using CompareString() is 16
times faster still -- but wrong).
Closes#10375.
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Benchmark the abstraction overhead of wxString methods compared to plain
functions and also benchmark native functions for string comparison under MSW.
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This purely cosmetic change simply allows to see the output of the benchmarks
sooner which is more user-friendly when running several long benchmarks.
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Add missing svn:eol-style property to all .cpp files. Also set svn:keywords for .cpp files which don't have that property yet to Id, including src/osx/core/glgrab.cpp for consistency (it doesn't make use of the property).
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Resolve the discrepancy between modifier flags of the key events corresponding
to the modifier key itself between wxMSW and wxGTK by changing the latter to
follow wxMSW behaviour.
Clearly document the now officially correct behaviour of the modifiers for the
key events corresponding to the modifiers keys themselves in the manual.
This fix also makes it unnecessary to work around this bug in the keyboard
unit test so remove it from there.
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wxGTK generated wxEVT_KEY_XXX with key codes corresponding to the unshifted
state of the key (except for the letters) but Unicode key codes corresponding
to the current shift state. This was inconsistent with wxMSW and also with the
idea that key events, unlike char ones, don't depend on the modifiers states.
Change wxGTK to behave as wxMSW and use unshifted values for Unicode key codes
as well.
Remove the now unnecessary workaround for different key event Unicode codes
from test.
Also try to explain the difference between normal and Unicode keys and key and
char events even better and mention that the Unicode key codes for the key
events are also untranslated in the documentation.
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Check that the events generated by wxUIActionSimulator result in the same
wxKeyEvents being generated under all platforms. This is not the same as
checking the event generation for the actual keys pressed by the user as there
are some small differences between the two but better than nothing.
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This macro can be used to easily register a test following a standard naming
convention in both the global test suite and the test suite with the same name
as this test instead of having to use 2 different cppunit macros to do the
same thing.
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As we expect to get decimal points in the text control when we stream floating
point numbers into it, we must do it in a locale which uses decimal point,
e.g. "C" one. Otherwise the test failed when ran in e.g. French locale.
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Add a lot of tests for many wx GUI classes.
Add tests using the new wxUIActionSimulator class but disable them under OS X
as too many of them currently fail there.
Refactor the test suite to make organizing the existing tests and adding the
new ones easier.
Improve documentation using the information gathered while testing the
classes. Also update the documentation of the testing system itself.
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In wxSOCKET_NOWAIT mode wxSOCKET_WOULDBLOCK is not a real error as it's
expected and should be just discarded. Failing to do this could result in the
following scenario:
1. Try to read a big buffer with wxSOCKET_NOWAIT (setting wxSocket error to
wxSOCKET_WOULDBLOCK).
2. Process small part of it.
3. Read more data from wxSocket -- which now goes to the data containing
already cached data without going to the socket itself and this without
resetting the error.
4. Check wxSocket::Error() which turns out to be (still) true.
And this was exactly what happened in mysteriously failing unit test case
reading wxImage contents from a socket: the failure was difficult to reproduce
because it depended on how much data exactly did we read from the socket in
one go.
Fix this by resetting the error properly and reenable the unit test which was
previously disabled for the build bot, it should pass now.
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This prevents the test from aborting on Linux distributions which ship with
"fortified" version of gcc, such as recent Ubuntu, Fedora and Gentoo.
Closes#12240.
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The last commit used incorrect property name, remove the erroneous property
and set the correct svn:eol-style one.
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Use "wxWindows licence" and not "wxWidgets licence" (the latter doesn't
exist) and consistently spell "licence" using British spelling.
See #12165.
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VC6 tries to use inaccessible copy ctor of the variable passed to
wxString::Format() for some reason.
Just disable the test for it, it's not worth trying to understand this
compiler, and our code gets tested with other ones anyhow.
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MSVC 8 and later disables support for "%n" in printf() by default. And
although it provides a function to re-enable support for it, it doesn't seem
to work for the functions we use.
Just disable the test which results in CRT assert when using this compiler.
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The parser used to understand only 'Z' specifier for size_t/ptrdiff_t,
which is non-standard libc5 extension. C99 defines 'z' for this purpose,
so use that. Compatibility with 'Z' is preserved.
Also support Visual C++'s non-standard 'I' modifier with the same
meaning.
Fixes#12192.
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wxString::Format() was used even when the first argument didn't contain
any %s, yet a string argument was always passed to it.
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fix test cases /usr//bin and /usr///bin: they succeed because wxDir::Exists does not care about redundant path separator (and this holds also for non-Unix platforms);
add some more test case
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