#include "wx/app.h"
#endif
+#include "wx/textbuf.h"
+
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// lists
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#else // !wxNEEDS_UTF{8,16}_FOR_TEXT_DATAOBJ
+// NB: This branch, using native wxChar for the clipboard, is only used under
+// Windows currently. It's just a coincidence, but Windows is also the only
+// platform where we need to convert the text to the native EOL format, so
+// wxTextBuffer::Translate() is only used here and not in the code above.
+
size_t wxTextDataObject::GetDataSize() const
{
- return GetTextLength() * sizeof(wxChar);
+ return (wxTextBuffer::Translate(GetText()).length() + 1)*sizeof(wxChar);
}
bool wxTextDataObject::GetDataHere(void *buf) const
{
+ const wxString textNative = wxTextBuffer::Translate(GetText());
+
// NOTE: use wxTmemcpy() instead of wxStrncpy() to allow
// retrieval of strings with embedded NULLs
- wxTmemcpy( (wxChar*)buf, GetText().c_str(), GetTextLength() );
+ wxTmemcpy(static_cast<wxChar*>(buf),
+ textNative.c_str(),
+ (textNative.length() + 1)*sizeof(wxChar));
return true;
}
bool wxTextDataObject::SetData(size_t len, const void *buf)
{
- SetText( wxString((const wxChar*)buf, len/sizeof(wxChar)) );
+ const wxString
+ text = wxString(static_cast<const wxChar*>(buf), len/sizeof(wxChar));
+ SetText(wxTextBuffer::Translate(text, wxTextFileType_Unix));
return true;
}
#endif // different wxTextDataObject implementations
+// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// wxHTMLDataObject
+// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
size_t wxHTMLDataObject::GetDataSize() const
{
const wxScopedCharBuffer buffer(GetHTML().utf8_str());