Transfer data recursively for consistency with the generic implementation and
because this generally just makes more sense.
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At least under GTK SetMaxLength(), tested by this test, can't be used with
multiline text controls at all, so running it fails. Keep the test for MSW
only where SetMaxLength() works with controls of all kinds.
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Don't assume that we can open any file as a sound, check for the return value
from AudioServicesCreateSystemSoundID().
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The timer is only used by Carbon code, there is no need for it in Cocoa, so
don't complicate things by starting it unnecessarily.
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Sound ID 0 is not actually invalid, it is returned by
AudioServicesCreateSystemSoundID() when it fails to open the file and
currently we don't consider this to be an error. However, because we never
called AudioServicesDisposeSystemSoundID() for this sound ID, we continued to
receive the notifications from the callback registered by
AudioServicesAddSystemSoundCompletion() for it even after the corresponding
sound object was destroyed, resulting in crashes when playing it more than
once.
Fix this by keeping a separate flag indicating whether we're playing a sound
and always disposing of the sound if we are, even if ID is 0.
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Ensure that the custom renderers get a chance to validate (and maybe change)
the value entered by user, as previously it was completely impossible with the
native OS X implementation of wxDataViewCtrl.
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This fixes an ODR violation which could arise if wxWeakRef<T> was seen both
when T was an incomplete (e.g. just forward-defined) class and when it was
complete. As different implementations, with different binary layouts, were
used in these two cases, this resulted in fatal run-time problems.
Fix this by always using the slightly less efficient (because storing an extra
pointer) but simpler and safe "dynamic" wxWeakRef implementation.
Also get rid of checks for the ancient compilers such as VC6 and g++ < 3.3,
they are not supported any longer.
Closes#15884.
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This is inconsistent with wxOSX and also doesn't play well with the existence
of wxINTERPOLATION_DEFAULT which is different from wxINTERPOLATION_GOOD.
See #14134.
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This will allow the compiler to give us a warning if more elements are added
to the enum later but not added to the switch.
Also add error checking to Graphics::SetSmoothingMode() call.
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Use wxGDIPlusContext own method instead of using GDI+ method directly when
setting the interpolation mode in wxGDIPlusContext initialization code to
ensure that m_interpolation field matches the real interpolation mode used.
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This member wwas never initialized, resulting in erratic behaviour of
SetInterpolationQuality() which compared its parameter with m_interpolation.
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In 64 bit build, size_t can be 64 bits while %i expects a 32 bit value.
Fix this by just avoiding the unnecessary use of size_t, the number of entries
in the index is not going to be greater than 2^32.
Closes#16163.
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NSUInteger is unsigned long in 64 bit builds, but unsigned int in 32 bits, so
case it to long explicitly to avoid warnings about using it with %lu format
specifier.
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