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* wxSmith: Add an option for whether we need to use the Create() function for the top level wxWindow class. (Thanks LR83)

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I'm still using some old screens with the resolution 1920x1080, some of my clients are still using Windows 7 with smaller screen. Update the Scintilla code is hard.

I'm still using some old screen with the resolution 1920x1080, some of my client are still using Windows 7 with smaller screen. Update the Scintilla code is hard.

When I looked at the source code of the dragscroll.cpp, especially in the class MouseEventsHandler, do you mean that before each return statement, there is a call to the event.Skip();? I see some functions do not have that function call.

When I looked at the source code of the dragscroll.cpp, especially in the class MouseEventsHandler, do you mean that before each return statement, there is a call to the event.Skip();? I see some function does not have that function call.

I'm using the rev13826, plus I have some patches locally mainly on the codecompletion plugins. I'm under Windows 10 64bit, and I used the latest GCC version(15.2) in msys2/mingw64 platform. My wxWidgets version is 3.3.2. I don't have such issue.

I'm using the rev13826, plus I have some patches locally mainly on the codecompletion plugins. I'm under Windows 10 64bit, and I used the latest GCC version in msys2/mingw64 platform. I don't have such issue.