set ? kWindowNoAttributes : kWindowUnifiedTitleAndToolbarAttribute) ;
// For some reason, Tiger uses white as the background color for this appearance,
- // while most apps using it use the typical striped background. Restore that behavior
+ // while most apps using it use the typical striped background. Restore that behaviour
// for wx.
// TODO: Determine if we need this on Leopard as well. (should be harmless either way,
// though)
// since when creating the peering is not yet completely set-up we call both setters
- // explicitely
+ // explicitly
m_wxPeer->SetBackgroundColour( wxSystemSettings::GetColour(wxSYS_COLOUR_WINDOW) ) ;
SetBackgroundColour( wxSystemSettings::GetColour(wxSYS_COLOUR_WINDOW) ) ;
}
static pascal long wxShapedMacWindowDef(short varCode, WindowRef window, SInt16 message, SInt32 param);
-void SetupMouseEvent( wxMouseEvent &wxevent , wxMacCarbonEvent &cEvent );
+WXDLLEXPORT void SetupMouseEvent( wxMouseEvent &wxevent , wxMacCarbonEvent &cEvent );
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Carbon Events
EventMouseButton g_lastButton = 0 ;
bool g_lastButtonWasFakeRight = false ;
-void SetupMouseEvent( wxMouseEvent &wxevent , wxMacCarbonEvent &cEvent )
+WXDLLEXPORT void SetupMouseEvent( wxMouseEvent &wxevent , wxMacCarbonEvent &cEvent )
{
UInt32 modifiers = cEvent.GetParameter<UInt32>(kEventParamKeyModifiers, typeUInt32) ;
Point screenMouseLocation = cEvent.GetParameter<Point>(kEventParamMouseLocation) ;