No real changes, just avoid warnings from autoconf 2.71 when
regenerating configure.
Note that double brackets must be used around any code using brackets to
preserve them during the expansion.
There is no reason not to use pkg-config nowadays and this allows to get
rid of some third-party m4 files, which is always nice, and avoids
warnings about GTK 3 and 4 macros being obsolete when regenerating
configure with autoconf 2.71.
Don't always output -lscintilla and -llexilla in wx-config --libs, as
they are not needed unless linking with wxstc library is requested but
204bc3c887 (Fix linking of wxscintilla in static monolithic build,
2017-12-06) added them unconditionally.
Improve this by putting them in a separate WXCONFIG_STC_LIBS instead of
WXCONFIG_LIBS used for all libraries (even wxbase, which is wrong on its
own).
Also see #23643.
Ensure that we only increase the dialog width but never decrease it to
prevent the dialog from jumping annoyingly to different size with each
label change.
The previous attempt to do this in 4101849b4d (Grow
wxGenericProgressDialog automatically if needed, 2017-10-27) didn't work
because it seemingly didn't take into account the fact that wxStaticText
width changes when its label changes and so calling SetLabel() could
make it smaller, meaning that the next update would call Fit() again.
So fix this by preventing the control from changing its size by using
wxST_NO_AUTORESIZE and then only resizing it manually if it really needs
more space.
See #10624, #23727.
This should help people who check out the repository without submodules.
It's a bit circular, as the target of the link links back to this page
itself, but doing anything else would require much deeper reorganization
that can't be done now.
Closes#23683.
"base" library must always come last in the samples bakefiles as the
list of wx libraries to link with is generated when processing it, so
putting the "net" library after it had no effect.
See #23723.
The Linux distribution community has somewhat deprecated the lsb_release
utility and has standardized on a new file, os-release, that can be
simply parsed to get the same information. Attempt to read this file in
/etc/os-release, then /usr/lib/os-release, and finally, fall back to
using the lsb_release utility if neither of those files are found.
See: https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/os-release.html
Fixes: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2184391Closes#23712.
This is similar to 79567c83f4 (Fix wxSpinButton redrawing when using
WS_EX_COMPOSITED, 2023-07-08) and does the same thing for the spin part
of the date time picker control.
See #23656.
Closes#18231.
Closes#23705.
Add the required CFLAGS (such as the path to libtiff headers if they are
not in one of the system directories) to CXXFLAGS, not CFLAGS, as we're
using libtiff from C++ code.
This fixes a problem introduced in b9fe8ca10c (Try to use pkg-config for
detecting libtiff in configure, 2018-12-12).
Closes#23702.
Closes#23703.
This sample is the only one to use a GLU function too.
It would probably be better to drop GLU dependency entirely, but until
this is done (see #23721), do link with it.
This commit is best viewed ignoring whitespace-only changes.
Previously it only inherited from wxTextEntryBase in the generic
implementation (used e.g. in wxMSW).
Update the code, documentation and add new unit tests checking that
wxSearchCtrl member functions inherited from wxTextEntry behave
correctly.
Closes#23686.
Closes#23697.
This is just a hack because we handle "feature" as part of "platform"
when it's not really related to it, but as it has to be treated in the
same way, it's the simplest way to allow it.
This should also have been done in 3fdebc96cd (Add support for XRC
"feature" attribute, 2023-01-29) but was forgotten there.
Previously this was never done, as we couldn't determine if we were
using Cocoa or not at generation time, but we can determine it in the
makefile itself.
This samples used "wx_append" in its bakefile, but should be using
"wx_append_base", as it's a console application.
This fixes its build with makefile.unx, as wxUSE_GUI wasn't properly
defined as 0 before.
This is not needed when building as part of the build tree, as it's
already part of EXTRALIBS_OPENGL then, but is required when building the
samples against installed libraries.
This commit is best viewed ignoring whitespace-only changes.
This commit reverts cb85871831 (Add MSWShouldUseAutoDarkMode() and use
it for wxSpinButton, 2022-12-07) as, contrary to the expectations of
this commit, other controls didn't use this function and even
wxSpinButton itself doesn't need it any more after the changes of the
parent commit, which were required because automatic support was not
flexible enough.
Previously wxSpinButton using a buddy control had borders which were
much too bright in the dark mode. Now the entire border is perhaps a bit
too dark, but it's still better than before.
This doesn't change anything yet, as the same thing was done by wxWindow
by default thanks to the overridden MSWShouldUseAutoDarkMode(), but this
will be easier to customize in the upcoming commits.
This commit is best viewed ignoring whitespace-only changes.
Explicitly redraw it ourselves instead of relying on DefWndProc() to do
it, as with 15e4f5b (Work around wxListCtrl repainting problems with
WS_EX_COMPOSITED, 2023-06-05) which did the same thing for wxListCtrl,
doing it seems to be enough to make the control draw correctly.
Closes#23656.
This applies the change done in f5dd5eaf19 (Use darker border in wxMSW
dark mode by default, 2023-06-16) for all the other controls to
wxSpinCtrl too, as it still explicitly used wxBORDER_SUNKEN.
The border around the text part of the control is now correct, but it
looks even uglier in the dark mode due to a completely wrong border
being used around the spin button -- but this will be addressed by the
upcoming commits.
If the printer name is specified, avoid fall back to the default printer
via the use of PRINTDLG, as the default printer DEVMODE may be
incompatible with that of the printer we're actually going to use and
could possible result in a crash if their size differs.
Use a temporary printer if necessary to retrieve the correct DEVMODE for
the given printer name.
Closes#23685.
Try detecting more warnings that can be useful when building the
library.
Don't use -Wextra with gcc 4.8 which generates several completely
spurious warnings not generated by later compiler versions and which are
not worth fixing/working around.
This implicitly declared operator is deprecated because MyClass has an
explicitly defined copy ctor, so we either need to define the assignment
explicitly too or just not use it at all, as done by this commit.
This code can't be modified as it tests for compatibility with the
existing code of this form, so just disable the warnings it now triggers
with -Wextra.
