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Der Meister:
Actually it uses STRLEN which seems to be a preprocessor macro defined by squirrel which evaluates to strlen on your system. I would say this is clearly a squirrel bug because it is squirrel's code. It don't think it is a proper fix but including <cstring> in this file might work as temporary hack to solve the problem.
DrewBoo:
--- Quote from: Der Meister on August 19, 2008, 07:58:43 pm ---Actually it uses STRLEN which seems to be a preprocessor macro defined by squirrel which evaluates to strlen on your system.
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Yup! That preprocessor macro is defined on line 17 of the same source file.
Der Meister:
I updated the patch again. As requested it adds the possibility to navigate between open editors using Ctrl+Tab. However, on wxGTK and wxMAC other key combinations need to be used as Ctrl+Tab does not work on these systems. I guess it get's eaten by GTK (although it actuall allows navigation throw the tabs, at least on wxGTK). Therefore wxGTK users have to use Ctrl+, and wxMAC users should use Alt+Tab to see the new dialog for navigation. This follows the example in the link to the kirix forum posted by me a few days ago.
Referreing to the sunken border: Changing the style flag for the border didn't change anything for me on wxGTK. I have no idea how things look when using wxMSW, so I guess someone else needs to investigate that.
Last thing to mention: In this update I did not include the removal of the wxFlatNotebook files to keep the patch small. But these files aren't used any more (except by some contrib plugins which need to be fixed), therefore they can be deleted manually.
mandrav:
--- Quote from: Der Meister on August 21, 2008, 07:30:08 pm ---However, on wxGTK and wxMAC other key combinations need to be used as Ctrl+Tab does not work on these systems. I guess it get's eaten by GTK (although it actuall allows navigation throw the tabs, at least on wxGTK).
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Ok, I 'm confused now because wxFNB works with (shift-)ctrl-tab just fine?!?
And every other app on linux uses ctrl-tab for tabs navigation so I don't really get what you mean by "get's eaten by GTK"...
killerbot:
Ctrl+ is normally used to increase the font
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