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tag them with the right size and only transfer complete UTF8 characters.
Previously, things only worked when the transfer could only happen in one go,
and even then not always. [Bug 614650, reported by Reinhard Max]
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updating Tk to use Tcl 8.4's fully CONST-ified
interface, and fully CONSTifying Tk at the
same time.
This patch includes purging Tk of its last
direct access to interp->result. [Bug 589853]
The substantial changes include copying
event sequence strings into Tcl_DStrings
in tkBind.c, and copying [text] indices into
Tcl_DStrings because parsing them involved
overwriting them. If this causes performance
trouble, that can be resolved by further
converting them to Tcl_Obj's.
The #defines USE_NON_CONST and USE_COMPAT_CONST
have the same effect for Tk as they do for Tcl.
(They actually change tcl.h)
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of interp
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* library/entry.tcl:
* library/spinbox.tcl:
* library/text.tcl:
* library/tk.tcl: added private ::tk::GetSelection command to
handle requesting selection. This is to support requesting
UTF8_STRING before generic STRING on Unix. Changed Text, Spinbox,
Entry and Console to use this command.
* tests/select.test:
* generic/tkSelect.c (Tk_CreateSelHandler, Tk_DeleteSelHandler):
on Unix, a UTF8_STRING handler will be created when the user
requests a STRING handler (in addition to the STRING handler).
This provides implicit support for the new UTF8_STRING selection
target.
* unix/tkUnixSelect.c (TkSelEventProc, ConvertSelection): Added
support for UTF8_STRING target. [RFE #418653, Patch #433283]
* generic/tkInt.h: added utf8Atom to TkDisplay structure.
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* tests/unixSelect.test:
* generic/tkSelect.c: Fixed selection code to handle Unicode data
in COMPOUND_TEXT and STRING selections. [Bug: 1791]
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COMPOUND_TEXT is converted to/from iso2022, and STRING is
converted to/from iso8859-1. There are still a few loose ends to
tie up before this is completely done.
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