Calling string() explicitly isn't necessary, at least not with gdb 7.2, and is
actually harmful when using Python 2.5 (which doesn't support UTF-32) with
wide strings.
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Trying to print an uninitialized/invalid wxDateTime in gdb resulted in an
error (Python exception from datetime module), recognize it specially now.
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This pretty-printer works by calling the C++ wxFileName::GetFullPath()
directly instead of interpreting the object data from gdb because this is much
simpler to do, so it can only be used when debugging live programs. If this is
a serious restriction, it would need to be changed to use gdb data access only
later.
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Use "wxWindows licence" and not "wxWidgets licence" (the latter doesn't
exist) and consistently spell "licence" using British spelling.
See #12165.
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Also replace an if checking for the supported types with an array-based
approach to make it easier to add pretty printers for more types in the
future.
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