+} // end of wxWindowOS2::OS2OnScroll
+
+void wxWindowOS2::MoveChildren(
+ int nDiff
+)
+{
+ //
+ // We want to handle top levels ourself, manually
+ //
+ if (!IsTopLevel() && GetAutoLayout())
+ {
+ Layout();
+ }
+ else
+ {
+ SWP vSwp;
+
+ for (wxWindowList::compatibility_iterator node = GetChildren().GetFirst();
+ node;
+ node = node->GetNext())
+ {
+ wxWindow* pWin = node->GetData();
+
+ ::WinQueryWindowPos( GetHwndOf(pWin)
+ ,&vSwp
+ );
+ // Actually, only move children that already are placed on the
+ // frame, not ones which are still at wxDefaultCoord.
+ if (vSwp.y == wxDefaultCoord)
+ continue;
+ if (pWin->IsKindOf(CLASSINFO(wxControl)))
+ {
+ wxControl* pCtrl;
+
+ //
+ // Must deal with controls that have margins like ENTRYFIELD. The SWP
+ // struct of such a control will have and origin offset from its intended
+ // position by the width of the margins.
+ //
+ pCtrl = wxDynamicCast(pWin, wxControl);
+ vSwp.y -= pCtrl->GetYComp();
+ vSwp.x -= pCtrl->GetXComp();
+ }
+ ::WinSetWindowPos( GetHwndOf(pWin)
+ ,HWND_TOP
+ ,vSwp.x
+ ,vSwp.y - nDiff
+ ,vSwp.cx
+ ,vSwp.cy
+ ,SWP_MOVE
+ );
+ ::WinQueryWindowPos(GetHwndOf(pWin), pWin->GetSwp());
+ if (pWin->IsKindOf(CLASSINFO(wxRadioBox)))
+ {
+ wxRadioBox* pRadioBox;
+
+ pRadioBox = wxDynamicCast(pWin, wxRadioBox);
+ pRadioBox->AdjustButtons( (int)vSwp.x
+ ,(int)vSwp.y - nDiff
+ ,(int)vSwp.cx
+ ,(int)vSwp.cy
+ ,pRadioBox->GetSizeFlags()
+ );
+ }
+ if (pWin->IsKindOf(CLASSINFO(wxSlider)))
+ {
+ wxSlider* pSlider;
+
+ pSlider = wxDynamicCast(pWin, wxSlider);
+ pSlider->AdjustSubControls( (int)vSwp.x
+ ,(int)vSwp.y - nDiff
+ ,(int)vSwp.cx
+ ,(int)vSwp.cy
+ ,(int)pSlider->GetSizeFlags()
+ );
+ }
+ }
+ }
+ Refresh();
+} // end of wxWindowOS2::MoveChildren
+
+//
+// Getting the Y position for a window, like a control, is a real
+// pain. There are three sitatuions we must deal with in determining
+// the OS2 to wxWidgets Y coordinate.
+//
+// 1) The controls are created in a dialog.
+// This is the easiest since a dialog is created with its original
+// size so the standard: Y = ParentHeight - (Y + ControlHeight);
+//
+// 2) The controls are direct children of a frame
+// In this instance the controls are actually children of the Frame's
+// client. During creation the frame's client resizes several times
+// during creation of the status bar and toolbars. The CFrame class
+// will take care of this using its AlterChildPos proc.
+//
+// 3) The controls are children of a panel, which in turn is a child of
+// a frame.
+// The panel may be one of many, in which case the same treatment
+// as 1 applies. It may be the only child, though.
+// This is the nastiest case. A panel is created as the only child of
+// the frame and as such, when a frame has only one child, the child is
+// expanded to fit the entire client area of the frame. Because the
+// controls are created BEFORE this occurs their positions are totally
+// whacked and any call to WinQueryWindowPos will return invalid
+// coordinates. So for this situation we have to compare the size of
+// the panel at control creation time with that of the frame client. If
+// they are the same we can use the standard Y position equation. If
+// not, then we must use the Frame Client's dimensions to position them
+// as that will be the eventual size of the panel after the frame resizes
+// it!
+//
+int wxWindowOS2::GetOS2ParentHeight( wxWindowOS2* pParent )
+{
+ //
+ // Case 1
+ //
+ if (pParent->IsKindOf(CLASSINFO(wxDialog)))
+ return(pParent->GetClientSize().y);
+
+ //
+ // Case 2 -- if we are one of the separately built standard Frame
+ // children, like a statusbar, menubar, or toolbar we want to
+ // use the frame, itself, for positioning. Otherwise we are
+ // child window and want to use the Frame's client.
+ //
+ else if (pParent->IsKindOf(CLASSINFO(wxFrame)))
+ {
+ if (IsKindOf(CLASSINFO(wxStatusBar)) ||
+ IsKindOf(CLASSINFO(wxMenuBar)) ||
+ IsKindOf(CLASSINFO(wxToolBar))
+ )
+ {
+ if (IsKindOf(CLASSINFO(wxToolBar)))
+ {
+ wxFrame* pFrame = wxDynamicCast(GetParent(), wxFrame);
+
+ if (pFrame->GetToolBar() == this)
+ return(pParent->GetSize().y);
+ else
+ return(pParent->GetClientSize().y);
+ }
+ else
+ return(pParent->GetSize().y);
+ }
+ else
+ return(pParent->GetClientSize().y);
+ }
+ //
+ // Case -- this is for any window that is the sole child of a Frame.
+ // The grandparent must exist and it must be of type CFrame
+ // and it's height must be different. Otherwise the standard
+ // applies.
+ //
+ // else
+ // {
+
+ return(pParent->GetClientSize().y);
+
+ // }
+} // end of wxWindowOS2::GetOS2ParentHeight
+
+//
+// OS/2 needs a lot extra manipulation to deal with layouts
+// for canvas windows, particularly scrolled ones.
+//
+wxWindowCreationHook::wxWindowCreationHook(
+ wxWindow* pWinBeingCreated
+)
+{
+ gpWinBeingCreated = pWinBeingCreated;
+} // end of wxWindowCreationHook::wxWindowCreationHook
+
+wxWindowCreationHook::~wxWindowCreationHook()
+{
+ gpWinBeingCreated = NULL;
+} // end of wxWindowCreationHook::~wxWindowCreationHook
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