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2004-06-03  Václav Slavíksplit wxRegion(wxBitmap) ctor into two ctors with clear...
2004-05-23  Julian SmartUse old licence name
2004-05-23  Julian SmartName and version changes
2003-08-09  Václav Slavíkadded support for gcc precompiled headers
2003-05-03  Robin DunnReversed the meaning of black and white in wxRegion...
2003-03-28  Robin DunnAdded wxTLW::SetShape and implementations for wxGTK...
2002-12-04  Vadim Zeitlinmerged 2.4 branch into the trunk
2002-09-07  Gilles Depeyrotdisable use of #pragma interface under Mac OS X
2002-08-13  Robert Roebling New code for Update() under GTK 2.0. Added
2002-05-07  Gilles Depeyrotcorrected warnings when compiling with -Wall -W
2002-02-04  Robert Roebling Added missing test in wxObject::Ref() for already
2002-02-04  Robert Roebling Big wxRegion clean up.
2002-02-04  Robert Roebling Ref counting fixes and compile fixes.
2002-02-03  Vadim Zeitlinfixed wxRegion::Offset() to not modify the shared regions
2002-01-30  Robert Roebling Added wxRegion::Offset(x,y)
2001-08-27  Vadim Zeitlinadded support for polygons to wxRegion
2001-06-26  Vadim Zeitlinfirst pass of wxUniv merge - nothing works, most parts...
2000-03-04  Robert Roebling Lotta stuff for drawing etc.
2000-01-06  Vadim Zeitlin1. more HP-UX warning fixes (almost done...)
2000-01-05  Vadim ZeitlinwxRegion should work with wxCoord, not long
1999-11-02  Vadim Zeitlinmany warnings fixed (from HP-UX compilation log)
1999-10-11  Robert Roebling added SpinCtrl,
1999-10-06  Vadim ZeitlinwxRegion::IsEmpty() added
1998-11-26  Robert Roebling Flicker war won.
1998-11-26  Julian SmartFixed Dialog Editor compilation and window sizing bug...
1998-11-04  Julian SmartAdded GetRect to region iterator; cured window.cpp...
1998-10-29  Robert Roebling Big color update with the newest information
1998-09-02  Robert Roebling New configure
1998-05-20  Karsten BallüderInitial revision