+ m_config = wxConfig::Get(FALSE /*don't create on demand*/ );
+
+ if ( !m_config )
+ {
+ // we still want to have a config object because otherwise we would
+ // keep asking the user the same questions in the interactive mode,
+ // so create a dummy config which won't write to any files/registry
+ // but will allow us to remember the results of the questions at
+ // least during this run
+ m_config = new wxMemoryConfig;
+ m_configIsDummy = TRUE;
+ // VS: we can't call wxConfig::Set(m_config) here because that would
+ // disable automatic wxConfig instance creation if this code was
+ // called before wxApp::OnInit (this happens in wxGTK -- it sets
+ // default wxFont encoding in wxApp::Initialize())
+ }
+ }
+
+ if ( m_configIsDummy && wxConfig::Get(FALSE) != NULL )
+ {
+ // VS: in case we created dummy m_config (see above), we want to switch back
+ // to the real one as soon as one becomes available.
+ delete m_config;
+ m_config = wxConfig::Get(FALSE);
+ m_configIsDummy = FALSE;
+ // FIXME: ideally, we should add keys from dummy config to the real one now,
+ // but it is a low-priority task because typical wxWin application
+ // either doesn't use wxConfig at all or creates wxConfig object in
+ // wxApp::OnInit(), before any real interaction with the user takes
+ // place...