Use wxFindWindowAtPoint() for hit testing in wxPopupTransientWindow.

[wxWidgets.git] / tests / test.bkl

diff --git a/tests/test.bkl b/tests/test.bkl
index 4fc52db5a830858c25524e0ced8de3fea7ec7027..fafb129fd49161d5d27a942853b66554b3269899 100644 (file)
--- a/tests/test.bkl
+++ b/tests/test.bkl
@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
 <?xml version="1.0" ?>
 <?xml version="1.0" ?>

-<!-- $Id$ -->

 
 <makefile>
     <!--
 
 <makefile>
     <!--


@@ -40,6 +39,7 @@
             config/regconf.cpp
             datetime/datetimetest.cpp
             events/evthandler.cpp
             config/regconf.cpp
             datetime/datetimetest.cpp
             events/evthandler.cpp

+            events/evtlooptest.cpp

             events/evtsource.cpp
             events/stopwatch.cpp
             events/timertest.cpp
             events/evtsource.cpp
             events/stopwatch.cpp
             events/timertest.cpp


@@ -189,8 +189,17 @@
             controls/windowtest.cpp
             controls/dialogtest.cpp
             events/clone.cpp
             controls/windowtest.cpp
             controls/dialogtest.cpp
             events/clone.cpp

+            <!--
+                Duplicate this file here to test GUI event loops too.
+             -->
+            events/evtlooptest.cpp

             events/propagation.cpp
             events/keyboard.cpp
             events/propagation.cpp
             events/keyboard.cpp

+            <!--
+                And duplicate this one too as wxExecute behaves differently in
+                console and GUI applications.
+             -->
+            exec/exec.cpp

             font/fonttest.cpp
             image/image.cpp
             image/rawbmp.cpp
             font/fonttest.cpp
             image/image.cpp
             image/rawbmp.cpp