use wxWcslen() instead of wcslen() which isn't always available in wxWCharBuffer...

[wxWidgets.git] / docs / changes.txt

diff --git a/docs/changes.txt b/docs/changes.txt
index b4528c53baa078d37e0016748c45824ae515e039..24b4bc9d33437d4981489ed8dbd2b71e44ac7543 100644 (file)
--- a/docs/changes.txt
+++ b/docs/changes.txt
@@ -64,6 +64,10 @@ All (GUI):
   generated at all, so you must call event.Skip() in your OnKeyDown() if
   you want to get OnChar() as well
 
   generated at all, so you must call event.Skip() in your OnKeyDown() if
   you want to get OnChar() as well
 

+- in general, the key events sent for the various non ASCII key combinations
+  have been changed to make them consistent over all supported platforms,
+  please see the wxKeyEvent documentation for details
+

 - wxYES_NO is now wxYES | wxNO and the manifest values of both wxYES and wxNO
   have changed (to fix some unfortunate clashes), please check your code to
   ensure that no tests for wxYES or wxNO are broken: for example, the following
 - wxYES_NO is now wxYES | wxNO and the manifest values of both wxYES and wxNO
   have changed (to fix some unfortunate clashes), please check your code to
   ensure that no tests for wxYES or wxNO are broken: for example, the following