Make GTK notebook log suppression opt-in to avoid a fatal error when the
application calls g_log_set_writer_func() itself, as doing it more than
once immediately kills the application with glib 2.73 and there is no
way to check if it had been already done or not (you have to admire the
purity of the API design here).
This is unfortunate as 99% of the wxWidgets applications that do _not_
call g_log_set_writer_func() would now show the spurious diagnostics by
default again, but preferable to making the remaining 1% crash, and
there doesn't seem to be any other solution.
Call the new GTKAllowDiagnosticsControl() function in the notebook
sample to at least still avoid getting the spurious diagnostic messages
described in #22176 there.
See #22717,.
Replace them with std::string-like equivalents when possible (i.e.
replace Length() with length(), IsNull() with empty()) or, at least,
with wx 2 functions if not (e.g. Remove() with Truncate(), First() with
Find(), LowerCase() with MakeLower() etc).
Closes#22638.
This allows to add application-specific directories to the file dialog.
This commit only contains the implementation for wxMSW and a change
showing the new function in the sample.
When the document was forced to close, OnSaveModified() was still called
and allowed the user to cancel closing the document -- but it was still
closed after OnSaveModified() returned.
Be more upfront about it and tell the user that the document will be
closed anyhow, but still propose them to save it if necessary.
An alternative solution might be to just deprecate "force closing"
entirely, as this seems very user-unfriendly.
This file was removed back in 961a1c2b39 (Remove unused Java class files
without sources from help sample, 2017-10-04) but was left in the bake-
and make-files.
Somehow this didn't create any problems with GNU make, where cp exited
with an error, but make recipe succeeded nevertheless, but it results in
a build error with BSD make.
CMake: Create a config file for use with find_package and use it for
building our own sample, as the config file has the advantage of working
with wx 3.2.0 too, unlike the existing FindwxWidgets.cmake.
See #22536.
Neither of these methods was actually ever used after the changes of the
last two commits (and they hadn't been used when not using wxGTK even
before), so don't force the user-defined model classes to override them.
Also stop using them, as the stub versions don't return correct values
any longer.
Still keep the virtual functions in the base class for compatibility
however as it doesn't cost us much and avoids breaking the existing code
using "override".
Radio buttons are different from the other controls internally in
IFileDialogCustomize-based implementation, so check that disabling them
also works correctly.
Update the extra controls whenever anything changes in the dialog to
make the example in the dialogs sample actually work with the generic
dialog (previously nothing was updated at all).
Also delete the extra controls earlier to make the behaviour more
consistent with the native dialogs.
Use the new customization API for the generic dialogs in the sample too.
Creating a text with a label is a common operation and can be
implemented to look slightly better than AddStaticText() followed by
AddTextCtrl() without a label when using IFileDialog.
Inherit wxFileDialogCustomControl from wxEvtHandler to allow Bind()ing
to events on it and use this to handle wxEVT_BUTTON and wxEVT_CHECKBOX
in the sample.
And inherit from IFileDialogControlEvents in wxMSW code to actually
generate these events when they happen.
wxFileDialog::SetCustomizeHook() can be implemented in terms of
IFileDialogCustomize in wxMSW, which means that it can be used with the
new style dialogs shown by IFileDialog, unlike SetExtraControlCreator(),
which could only be supported when using older style common dialogs.
Add support for a few different controls and wxMSW implementation, more
controls, generic implementation and the documentation will be updated
later.
Also update the sample to show the new API in action and allow toggling
between using it and the old API for testing.
This allows to use the new style dialog for the file dialogs for which
Centre() or SetSize() had been called, as we can now position the window
even when not using a hook function.
As there is no IFileDialogEvents function corresponding to CDN_INITDONE
notification, use the first call to OnTypeChange() instead.
m_mutable_button_bar was used on multiple pages. When one of those pages
is deleted, the pointer becomes invalid. Use the ButtonBar associated
with the event instead.
Closes#22459.
Closes#22464.
Give a reasonable default size to wxPreviewCanvas and fit wxPreviewFrame
to its contents.
Remove the useless call to Fit() from SizerWithButtons: the size set
inside it was just ignored anyhow.
This also allows to stop hardcoding the size in the sample, so don't do
this any more.
See #22439.
The changes of adb8bbab4d (Sort font names in the dialog showing them in
the font sample, 2022-05-12) didn't compile with wxUSE_STL==1 because
wxSortedArrayString doesn't inherit from wxArrayString in this case.
Fix this by using wxArrayString and its Sort() method instead.
This makes the list of the fonts much more readable, compared to listing
them in essentially random order.
Incidentally stop using manual memory allocation to avoid giving a bad
example.
Increase usable scrolling range in wxMSW by a factor of 10,000 by
switching to handling the device origin in wxWidgets itself instead of
letting GDI handle it.
See #22382.
Reuse the same code for handling mouse events for both rows and columns
instead of duplicating almost (but not quite) the same code for both of
them.
As part of resolving the inconsistencies between the two versions, add
wxEVT_GRID_ROW_AUTO_SIZE corresponding to the existing event with the
same name for the columns.
Closes#22380.
This allows to see that the grid is currently not redrawn correctly
under MSW when it has more than ~6,000,000 rows due to overflowing the
device space span of 2^27.
Make wxDC and wxGraphicsContext DPI aware, i.e. add {From,To}DIP() to
them too and make the values returned from Get{DPI,PPI}() consistent
with wxWindow.
Also improve CMake build: add support for finding Cairo when not using
GTK, fix a warning when creating the inplace-config, and mark some
variables as advanced.
See #22346.
Don't use FromDIP for 0.
Include DIP in drawing sample variable and function names to make it clear these sizes are in DIP.
Show both logical and DIP coordinates in statusbar.
