The given position to insert a new item was not checked against the
valid range so the program could crash if a position less than zero
or greater than children() was given. The position is now clamped to
the valid range, i.e. the item is either prepended or appended.
Fixes issue #18.
macOS normally previews a dead key and then replaces the preview by the final text
after the second key is typed.
macOS ≥10.7 also opens an auxiliary window to help choosing among possible characters
after some keys (e.g., n, c, o, a) are pressed and maintained for a while.
The problem fixed here is that after an auxiliary window has been used,
dead keys are no longer previewed.
That problem emerged at some undetermined point before 10.14 and after 10.7.
The intention is to improve (and minimize) diffs when dependencies
are changed and `make depend' is executed.
(1) use `makedepend ... -w 20'
(2) `sort -u' the resultant file with some more "magic".
(1) makes sure that there is only one dependent file per line,
(2) makes lines unique since `makedepend' can output one file
many times which is redundant and makes diffs hard to read.
This uses 'mv', 'grep', and 'sort' in all FLTK library Makefiles.
Image libraries are intentionally left for a later update.
Loading GIF images could crash if there was no "Global Color Table"
but individual "Local Color Tables" with individual images.
Now local color tables are used correctly if available, but images that
lack both global and local color tables are being loaded with a default
(gray) color table and a warning is issued with Fl::warning().
The default color table uses black and white in the first two indices
as recommended by the standard.
Cherry-picked from: 35e03733f4
See https://github.com/fltk/fltk/issues/5
As Manolo pointed out the questionable variable was not used (read)
in this case of the switch statement, hence it can be removed.
Quick fix to repair a case when Fl_Menu_Item::pulldown() was called with only
five arguments (argument pbutton == null) as discussed here:
d87ac9b597 (comments)
Files without '.txt' suffix can't be handled well by Windows (users),
hence renaming such text files to *.txt makes FLTK more "Windows-friendly".
There are a few exceptions (this is intentional): README and other files
in bundled libraries (maintained upstream) are not changed.
With macOS 10.13 and 10.14 at least, recursivelySendToSubwindows:@selector(display)
is not necessary in the new procedure where the window icon is computed in
windowDidMiniaturize rather than in windowWillMiniaturize as was done before.
Test if the FL_PUSH event is inside the widget area and inside
the scrollbars (if scrollbars are visible).
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Test scenario:
- use 2-screen configuration, one retina, one non-retina as main screen
- put subwindow-containing window on retina
- miniaturize window
- close retina screen
- de-miniaturize window
The subwindow was wrong without this change.
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