X-Git-Url: https://git.saurik.com/wxWidgets.git/blobdiff_plain/4430ec36d1707fa18b28590bceb5d5d7cacbc337..29b53ef977fd6c50da7915a659ed2e81a6e3c9bc:/contrib/src/ogl/mfutils.cpp?ds=sidebyside

diff --git a/contrib/src/ogl/mfutils.cpp b/contrib/src/ogl/mfutils.cpp
index 046a2164fd..ae084590fe 100644
--- a/contrib/src/ogl/mfutils.cpp
+++ b/contrib/src/ogl/mfutils.cpp
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ wxXMetaFile::wxXMetaFile(const wxChar *file)
   [3]             | -> wxPen
 
  The handle table works as follows.
- When a GDI object is created whilst reading in the
+ When a GDI object is created while reading in the
  metafile, the (e.g.) createpen record is added to the
  first free entry in the handle table. The createpen
  record's param1 is a pointer to the actual wxPen, and
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ bool wxXMetaFile::ReadFile(const wxChar *file)
 {
   HandleTableSize = 0;
 
-  FILE *handle = wxFopen(wxFNCONV(file), wxT("rb"));
+  FILE *handle = wxFopen(file, wxT("rb"));
   if (!handle) return false;
 
   // Read placeable metafile header, if any
@@ -560,14 +560,14 @@ bool wxXMetaFile::ReadFile(const wxChar *file)
         /* int lfEsc = */ getshort(handle);       // 2 bytes
         /* int lfOrient = */ getshort(handle);    // 2 bytes
         int lfWeight = getshort(handle);    // 2 bytes
-        char lfItalic = getc(handle);       // 1 byte
-        char lfUnderline = getc(handle);    // 1 byte
+        char lfItalic = (char)getc(handle);       // 1 byte
+        char lfUnderline = (char)getc(handle);    // 1 byte
         /* char lfStrikeout = */ getc(handle);    // 1 byte
         /* char lfCharSet = */ getc(handle);      // 1 byte
         /* char lfOutPrecision = */ getc(handle); // 1 byte
         /* char lfClipPrecision = */ getc(handle); // 1 byte
         /* char lfQuality = */ getc(handle);      // 1 byte
-        char lfPitchAndFamily = getc(handle);   // 1 byte (18th)
+        char lfPitchAndFamily = (char)getc(handle);   // 1 byte (18th)
         char lfFacename[32];
         // Read the rest of the record, which is total record size
         // minus the number of bytes already read (18 record, 6 metarecord