Make wxScrollHelper::DoScroll() use ScrollWindow() only for axes whose physical scrolling is enabled. Disabled axes still update their logical scroll position and invalidate the target window so it repaints.
Add a regression test covering fully disabled physical scrolling and a mixed horizontal-enabled, vertical-disabled scroll.
Fixes #4433
https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/pull/26900
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I'm not sure if we really want to do this. In wx, disabling something means preventing the user from doing it, but the program should still be able to do it.
Unless there is some good reason to prevent the program itself from scrolling the window (which?), I'd rather close both this and the original issue.
Any other thoughts?
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Hm, I sympathise with the patch - not sure. Maybe the OP can describe a situation when this happened so we can consider again.
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