This doesn't really change anything right now, as Ubuntu Xenial is used
by default anyhow, but removes the last message from the validator at
https://config.travis-ci.com/explore so still worth having.
Use of -Werror results in failures of configure tests that should
normally succeed, e.g. testing for va_copy() when cross-compiling for
iOS, so don't do it and just enable -Werror for building our own code.
Do not reset the path in wxDirCtrl when changing its flags.
Resetting the path to the default view where no files are shown may make
showing off some flags more difficult.
Don't convert wxString::c_str() to decltype(wxT("*")), which is
non-const "wchar_t *". Just pass wxString to Printf() directly instead,
this is simpler and more efficient anyhow.
wxFC_SAVE cannot be used with wxFC_MULTIPLE so prevent the user
from setting this flag combination.
Also rename the event handler for switching between Open and Save
modes to indicate what it does.
Add wxALLOW_WARNINGS which can be set to prevent this from happening for
the ports where we don't want to avoids warnings anyhow because they
indicate real problems in the code, such as wxDFB.
This warning can't really be avoided in this case, unless we decided not
to return any fonts at all if we can't test whether they're monospaced
or not, but this would probably be even less useful.
Replace manual calls to setlocale() with the existing helper class.
This makes the code slightly simpler and avoids -Wnoexcept-type warnings
due to using setlocale as template argument as a welcome side effect.
Provide API for dealing with m_lastKeyDownEvent instead of using it
directly and extend it to avoid sending duplicate events for keys which
are mapped to multiple selectors, such as Ctrl-O with the default key
bindings.
Closes https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/1928
If wxSizerItem passed to Replace() contains a window, the window must be
associated with the sizer to ensure that it is uncoupled from it when it
is destroyed.
Add a simple test which resulted in a use-after-free before but passes
now.
Targeting anything less than 10.10 is not supported any longer, so check
for this and also update --with-macosx-version-min description in help
to mention it.
Mention the configure options to use to correct the problem explicitly.
Also restore the use AC_MSG_FAILURE() instead of AC_MSG_ERROR(), this
was originally correct and just the calls to exit() were unnecessary.
Verify that we're using a supported version of SDK and further improve
the error message if building a test program fails to mention that Xcode
7.3 or later is required.
Telling people to try using a different SDK was rather confusing if they
didn't specify any SDK in the first place and not very helpful if the
problem was due to specifying an incompatible minimum OS version, so fix
both problems at once by using the appropriate error message depending
on the configure options actually used.
The changes in 15de1a4cf4 (Optimize refresh when resizing grid rows or
columns, 2020-02-18) incorrectly translated XToPos() used in
SetRowSize() to YToRow(), which compiled due to an implicit conversion
of m_gridWin pointer to bool, but did the wrong thing, as the wrong grid
window could be used for a frozen grid.
Fix this by switching to internalYToRow() which actually does what the
original code tried to do.
Co-authored-by: Artur Wieczorek <artwik@wp.pl>
No real changes, just be consistent: as we have internalYToRow() macro
which passes true as "clipToMinMax" YToRow() parameter instead of the
default false, use it everywhere instead of using it almost everywhere
and still using YToRow(true) and XToCol(true) explicitly just once each.
Also add a comment explaining the difference between internalAToB() and
public AToB() functions.
Since OS X 10.12 it has been named macOS so it makes sense
to reference it in documentation as such, even when it
sometimes refers to older versions which were called (Mac) OS X.
