fix in SupportsNativeWidgets() to draw so we can continue working, but things...

NS_IMETHODIMP nsDeviceContextMac :: SupportsNativeWidgets(PRBool &aSupportsWidgets)

{

  //XXX it is very critical that this not lie!! MMP

  aSupportsWidgets = PR_FALSE;

  //  VERY IMPORTANT (pinkerton)

  // This routine should return true if the widgets behave like Win32

  // "windows", that is they paint themselves and the app never knows about

  // them or has to send them update events. We were returning false which

  // meant that raptor needed to make sure to redraw them. However, if we

  // return false, the widgets never get created because the CreateWidget()

  // call in nsView never creates the widget. If we return true (which makes

  // things work), we are lying because the controls really need those

  // precious update/repaint events.

  // 

  // The situation we need is the following:

  // - return false from SupportsNativeWidgets()

  // - Create() is called on widgets when the above case is true.

  // 

  // Raptor currently doesn't work this way and needs to be fixed.

  // (please remove this comment when this situation is rectified)

  aSupportsWidgets = PR_TRUE;

  return NS_OK;

}

NS_IMETHODIMP nsDeviceContextMac :: SupportsNativeWidgets(PRBool &aSupportsWidgets)

{

  //XXX it is very critical that this not lie!! MMP

  aSupportsWidgets = PR_FALSE;

  //  VERY IMPORTANT (pinkerton)

  // This routine should return true if the widgets behave like Win32

  // "windows", that is they paint themselves and the app never knows about

  // them or has to send them update events. We were returning false which

  // meant that raptor needed to make sure to redraw them. However, if we

  // return false, the widgets never get created because the CreateWidget()

  // call in nsView never creates the widget. If we return true (which makes

  // things work), we are lying because the controls really need those

  // precious update/repaint events.

  // 

  // The situation we need is the following:

  // - return false from SupportsNativeWidgets()

  // - Create() is called on widgets when the above case is true.

  // 

  // Raptor currently doesn't work this way and needs to be fixed.

  // (please remove this comment when this situation is rectified)

  aSupportsWidgets = PR_TRUE;

  return NS_OK;

}