The old code used EM_LINESCROLL which could scroll too far if the caret wasn't
in the first line of the control. Instead of trying to compute the correct
number of the lines to scroll, just use WM_VSCROLL with SB_BOTTOM parameter
instead.
Closes#12123.
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We only handled events for wxID_FILE1..wxID_FILE9 range but there can be more
than 9 entries in the MRU list. Handle events for as many of them as there are
correctly.
This required adding a fallback handler for all menu events and checking if
the id of the menu item is in the MRU range inside it. Also move this to
wxDocManager itself from wxDocParentFrameAnyBase as it's common for all kinds
of frames anyhow.
Closes#12141.
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Under MSW the timer appeared to be flooding the message queue with timer
events faster than we could process them (which seems incredible for the timer
interval of 1 second but still seems to happen), so the idle events were never
generated and the sample didn't work at all.
Now stop the timer once we get a last notification from it to let the program
become idle and run the test function scheduled from the timer handler.
See #11528.
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If a read notification is generated for a socket, it should be possible to
read something from it without blocking but this doesn't seem to be always the
case under MSW for some reason. And this results in all sorts of problems in
wxSocket and wxIPC code, so check for this at wxSocketImpl level and not send
the notification at all if there is no data to read.
See #11528.
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Overloaded ctor taking wxArrayString didn't call Init() so the wxListBox
fields were not initialized. Fix it by adding the Init() call.
Closes#12138.
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Implement compatibility aliases for non-prefixed macro names.
Require a final semicolon where possible.
Correct a recurring error in the docs: IMPLEMENT/DECLARE_CLASS are alias to the DYNAMIC macros, not to the ABSTRACT macros.
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Instead, create a dummy file containing the user-visible strings defined in
Scintilla sources. For now it's manually managed but it might make sense to
automatically generate it in the future.
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Fix FileNameTestCase::TestGetHumanReadable to check the result against expected strings using the correct decimal point for the locale used on the test machine.
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- wxLog already has a better cppunit test class
- wxLocale test in the console sample didn't work on Windows and wasn't very useful
move some tests from the console sample to CppUnit tests:
- wxPathList => PathListTestCase
- wxModule => ModuleTestCase
remove some tests about removed functions of wxMimeTypesManager
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This is a further complication to the event handling code which aims to handle
correctly the case of wxScrollHelperEvtHandler which doesn't respect the
request to process events only in it but always passes it to the next handler
in the chain itself while still returning the correct value from
ProcessEvent() itself to avoid breaking code that relies on it, like the
background painting code in wxHtmlWindow.
This replaces the change of r64495 and does return true from DoTryChain() in
wxScrollHelperEvtHandler case but sets the "skipped" flag in the event itself
to indicate that it wasn't really processed and ProcessEvent() now checks it
after calling ProcessEventLocally() and returns the correct value
appropriately.
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wxGTK_CONV() macro can only be used in classes which have m_font member,
otherwise the font needs to be specified explicitly.
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Remember the last item for which a listbox notification event had been sent
and don't send it again if the user clicks on an already selected item. This
is consistent with wxGTK behaviour and generally makes more sense: why should
we send an event if the selection didn't really change?
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Windows sends events even if the mouse is clicked in the area below the items,
filter them out by checking the item under the mouse ourselves.
Also use synchronous GetMessagePos() function to get the mouse position
instead of the asynchronous GetCursorPos() which was wrongly used by the old
code.
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Using LB_GETCARETINDEX doesn't work when the mouse is used to make selection
because it always returns the index of the last item, even if the mouse is
clicked below it, on an area without any listbox items. So use the mouse
position to find the item in this case but still use LB_GETCARETINDEX to find
the item when the keyboard is used.
This required adding a flag to wxListBox storing the kind of the last input
message that it received as there doesn't seem to be any way to determine how
the message was generated otherwise.
This code will be refactored/improved further in the next two commits.
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wxMSW wxListBox implementation contained the same code as the private
LBSendEvent() function in lboxcmn.cpp, so make this function a (protected)
member of wxListBoxBase and reuse it instead.
Also change its and CalcAndSendEvent() return type to bool to be able to
return whether the event was processed or not.
As the result of this refactoring, the "is selected" flag is now set correctly
for the selection events under MSW (it was always off before).
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Correct the return value when an event handler didn't honour "process only in
this handler" flag: we shouldn't pass the event to the further handlers in
this case but we shouldn't return true neither as the event wasn't really
processed.
This corrects background painting of wxHtmlWindow broken by previous changes.
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