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codeblocks wxWidgets 3.0 on openSuSe 13.2

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frithjofh:
all plugins work too.

not much to adapt in their code.

exception: wxSmith. it relies too heavily on wxWidgets containers... seems to be a lot of work

oBFusCATed:
Is suse's wx compiled in stl mode?
Generally auto should not be used in the current code base.

frithjofh:
yes, the wx of suse is in STL mode...

that was what I was trying out, compiling c::b with wx in STL mode.

using auto wasn't really necessary, I could have put compatibility_iterator instead. it just saved typing and was in order to test auto in these places.

oBFusCATed:
Patches?

frithjofh:
whoa, slow down please ...  ;)

I id this like as a personal experiment first. like to ponder the amount of work it would suppose and if it even was possible.

well, it is working right now. I didn't have any crashes so far. but there are some strange behaviours in gui elements.

for patches I would do things more serious.

for instance, I would think these changes should be made so, that they don't affect the wx native containers build. in order to have only one code base for both wx native and wx STL. maybe even, if this would require using the auto keyword.

for other patches I would need to help from you devs. for instance many compiler errors come from the function signature


--- Code: --- inline wxString F(const wxChar* msg, ...)
--- End code ---

in logmanagers.h because of the use of const wxChar* which does not go along with wx STL wxString. I changed that functions signature to


--- Code: ---inline wxString F(const wxString& msg, ...)
--- End code ---

because as far as I could see, this change doesn't affect the way this function works or any of its callers.

Then again, that same function seems a bit messy all together, so I changed it to:


--- Code: ---inline wxString F(wxString msg, ...)
    {
        va_list arg_list;
        va_start(arg_list, msg);

#if wxCHECK_VERSION(2,9,0) && wxUSE_UNICODE
        // in wx >=  2.9 unicode-build (default) we need the %ls here, or the strings get cut after the first character
        msg.Replace(_T("%s"), _T("%ls"));
#endif

        ::temp_string = wxString::FormatV(msg, arg_list);

        va_end(arg_list);

        return ::temp_string;
    }

--- End code ---

to save all this needless copying of strings. but then: what happens to wxCHECK_VERSION(3,0,0) etc...?

short: I am too insecure  :-[

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