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Drop disabled by default and pretty useless memory tracing code and all the overlapping and poorly documented build options related to it. Remove memory.cpp entirely and update all the make/project files, but preserve the now completely trivial wx/memory.h for compatibility and also keep including wx/string.h from wx/object.h as it seems like a lot of existing code actually depends on this, even if it should not. Replace the options in the propgrid sample with a couple of other debug-related options that were not used before to avoid leaving the "Debugging Section" completely empty.
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wxWidgets Change Log
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Note: This file contains the list of changes since wxWidgets 3.2, please see
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docs/changes_32.txt for the earlier changes.
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INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES SINCE 3.2.x:
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=================================
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Changes in behaviour not resulting in compilation errors
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- wxMSW now uses double buffering by default, meaning that updating the
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windows using wxClientDC doesn't work any longer, which is consistent with
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the behaviour of wxGTK with Wayland backend and of wxOSX, but not with the
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traditional historic behaviour of wxMSW (or wxGTK/X11). You may call
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MSWDisableComposited() to restore the previous behaviour, however it is
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strongly recommended to change your redrawing logic to avoid using wxClientDC
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instead, as the code using it still won't work with wxGTK/wxOSX.
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You may also choose to globally set the new msw.window.no-composited system
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option to disable the use of double buffering, but please consider doing it
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only as a last resort and/or temporary solution, as this _will_ result in
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flicker and won't be supported at all in the future wxWidgets versions.
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- wxMSW doesn't support versions of Microsoft Windows before Windows 7. If you
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need Windows XP or Vista support, please use wxWidgets 3.2.
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- As first mentioned in 3.0 release notes, the value of wxTHREAD_WAIT_DEFAULT,
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used by wxThread::Delete() and Wait() by default, has changed from
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wxTHREAD_WAIT_YIELD to wxTHREAD_WAIT_BLOCK for safety and consistency.
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- wxDocument::OnCloseDocument() was called twice in previous versions when
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closing the document from the menu. Now it is only called once and after
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destroying all the existing document views. If you overrode this function,
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please check that you don't rely on any views existing when it's called.
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- wxGrid::FreezeTo() now asserts when passed invalid (out of range) number of
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rows or columns to freeze. But it also does freeze the requested rows/columns
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even if the grid is currently too small to show all of them or if there are
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no unfrozen rows/columns remaining.
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- Calling wxImageList methods on an invalid wxImageList object now consistently
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results in assert failures instead of just failing silently. To avoid these
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asserts, make sure that wxImageList is created with a valid size before
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operating on it.
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- wxTRANSPARENT_WINDOW doesn't do anything and shouldn't be used any more. If
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you ever used it under MSW (it never did anything in the other ports), you
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can turn on the native WS_EX_TRANSPARENT extended style if really needed.
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- In wxMSW, size passed to wxTextDataObject::SetData() must include the size of
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the trailing NUL (in bytes, i.e. 2) now, for consistency with GetDataSize().
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Typically this function shouldn't be used directly as SetText() should be
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used instead, but if you do use it, you need to update your code to prevent
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the last character of the data from being chopped.
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- Calling wxListCtrl::EditLabel() now asserts if the control doesn't have
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wxLC_EDIT_LABELS style: previously this silently didn't work in wxMSW.
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- wxSystemAppearance::IsDark() now returns whether this application uses dark
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mode under MSW, use the new AreAppsDark() or IsSystemDark() to check if the
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other applications or the system are using dark mode.
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Changes in behaviour which may result in build errors
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- Symbols deprecated in 3.0 are still available in this version but disabled by
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default, you need to set WXWIN_COMPATIBILITY_3_0 to 1 to enable them. Symbols
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deprecated in 2.8 are not available any longer.
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- Building with wxUSE_UNICODE=0 is not supported any longer.
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- wxMotif and wxGTK1 ports have been removed, please use wxWidgets 3.2 if you
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still need them.
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- Generic wxSearchCtrl doesn't provide methods that make sense only for
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multiline text controls any longer, for consistency with the other ports.
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- wxOnAssert() overload taking wide character file name was removed. If you
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call it for any reason, please use one of the other overloads instead.
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- 64-bit DLLs now use "x64" suffix in their names for all builds, not just
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the official ones and those using MSVS projects, but also when using
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makefile.vc or CMake, for consistency.
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- Support for memory debugging that was previously disabled but could be
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activated by using wxUSE_MEMORY_TRACING, wxUSE_GLOBAL_MEMORY_OPERATORS etc
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options was completely removed. Please use address sanitizer or similar
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tools that are incomparably more useful for this than that legacy code.
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3.3.0: (released 2022-??-??)
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----------------------------
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NOTE: In addition to the note below, also incorporate (either by
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copy or by reference) all the changes in the 3.2 branch (i.e.
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everything in this file after 3.2.0 in that branch).
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NOTE: This file is updated only before the release, please use
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$ git log --notes=changelog --format='%N' v3.2.0..|grep .
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to see all the change log entries since the last release.
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To update the notes, fetch them first:
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$ git fetch origin refs/notes/changelog:refs/notes/changelog
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then use the following command to update them locally
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$ git notes --ref=changelog add -m 'wxPort: description.'
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and finally push it to the server.
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$ git push origin refs/notes/changelog:refs/notes/changelog
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If this fails due to a conflict because you had forgotten to
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run git-fetch first, you can always reset your local notes
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(LOSING YOUR CHANGES TO THEM, so make sure to make a copy)
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$ git fetch origin refs/notes/changelog
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$ git update-ref refs/notes/changelog FETCH_HEAD
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and then redo "git-notes add" and git-push.
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