Extract and pull the common functions from wxButton and wxToggleButton to
wxAnyButton in wxUniv too.
Also make wxToggleButton inherit from wxToggleButtonBase correctly
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SetSize() doesn't have any dependent parameters so call it via an explicit
"this->" to make it work with standard conforming compilers (and not MSVC).
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The children layout will almost always depend on the layout direction, so redo
it when the latter changes.
In particular, this fixes changing the layout of wxSpinCtrlDouble under MSW.
See #11583.
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Position the spin control components (the button and the text) correctly for
the current layout.
Also update the layout of the text explicitly.
See #11583.
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The EDIT control used by the native combobox is different from normal EDIT
controls and has to be handled specially.
We also need to explicitly forward WS_EX_LAYOUTRTL to the dropdown window as
it doesn't inherit it from the combobox itself automatically.
See #11583.
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This class requires wxTaskBarButton to be really implemented, so there is no
need to even define the MSW-specific version of it if wxUSE_TASKBARBUTTON is 0
anyhow.
This fixes a compilation problem with wxUSE_TASKBARBUTTON==0 but, more
importantly, just makes more sense.
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This is more informative than showing just the title and we can do it for the
message boxes and it's worth handling them specially just because they are so
common.
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Extract creation of the message describing an unexpected dialog in a separate
virtual method in order to allow customizing it, notably in order to add more
useful description of custom application dialogs.
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It's not very helpful to just say that an unexpected dialog was shown, using
its title provides at least some hint as to what dialog it was.
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It was unexpected that wxMessageDialog::GetTitle() returned empty string even
when non-empty caption, which is just another word for title, was specified.
Implement GetTitle() as synonym for GetCaption() and also provide SetTitle()
for consistency.
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Define it and wxUSE_GRAPHICS_DIRECT2D, when it's supposed to be enabled, as
wxUSE_GRAPHICS_CONTEXT instead. This ensures they are set to 0 if the use of
wxGraphicsContext is entirely disabled, as is the case when using MinGW under
MSW by default for example.
Closes#16558.
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First of all, do define it under non-MSW platforms.
Second, don't crash in it when running under XP where wxTaskBarButton is not
available.
Also add IsAvailable() method to check for its availability explicitly and add
a demonstration of this class to the dialogs sample.
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This allows to encapsulate checking for errors, which should be handled when
using this class as task bar buttons API is not available under Windows XP.
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Due to a bug in MSVC handling of __VA_ARGS__ (see
https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/380090/variadic-macro-replacement)
wxCALL_FOR_EACH() didn't work correctly as long as more than two arguments
were used with it.
Work around the bug by protecting __VA_ARGS__ from being incorrectly passed as
a single token to the macro being called on every step: this was already done
for wxCALL_FOR_EACH itself with wxCALL_FOR_EACH_, but we need to do it for all
the helper macros too.
Also add a test checking that this does, actually, work.
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Define it in wx/msw/setup_inc.h and not in wx/msw/setup0.h itself to ensure
that it survives the regeneration of this file using build/update-setup-h.
Also only set wxUSE_GRAPHICS_DIRECT2D to 1 for VC10+ and not VC9 as the latter
lacks Direct2D header in its default SDK version.
Finally also update comments to explain the various settings more clearly and
remove outdated information (wxGraphicsContext is not experimental any more).
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The use of variadic macros results in a warning/error if -pedantic[-errors]
is used when compiling C++98 code as they are only formally part of C99 (or
C++11). With g++ 4 and later, this can be avoided by using -Wno-variadic-macros
option, but it doesn't exist in g++ 3, so a nasty workaround in the header
itself is required: mark it as system header in order to fix compilation.
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Allow calling any function compatible with the argument type instead of
requiring "bool" return type and the exact match of the parameter type, which
forced us to define a separate DoSetForAllParts() helper.
See #11583.
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This is similar to the existing wxExpectModal<wxMessageDialog>, but can be
used to dismiss any dialog for which it's just enough to press some button,
not just wxMessageDialog.
It's convenient to use it as
wxTEST_DIALOG(wxYield(), wxExpectAny(wxID_OK));
if some custom dialog which can be safely dismissed is expected.
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There doesn't seem to be any reason to forbid them and this change allows
wxExecute() without wxEXEC_NOEVENTS to work without assertion failures when
called from inside wxYield().
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The parent of wxTaskBarJumpListItem is wxTaskBarJumpListCategory, the
parent of wxTaskBarJumpListCategory is wxTaskBarJumpList. After this change,
users do not need to call the update method of jump list manually.
Author: Chaobin Zhang
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Specifies a unique Application User Model ID (AppUserModelID) for the
application whose taskbar button will hold the custom Jump List built
through the methods of this class. This parameter is optional.
Author: Chaobin Zhang
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