Fix crash when starting program with pattern editor off-screen#129
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this PR fixes nyanpasu64/j0CC-FamiTracker#149. |
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If FamiTracker is closed when (on Windows 10) offscreen or (on Windows 7) too small, and the pattern editor is not visible the next time you launch it, CFamiTrackerView::OnEraseBkgnd() fails to call CPatternEditor::CreateBackground(). This calls CPatternEditor::CreateBackground() from CPatternEditor::DrawScreen() if CPatternEditor's pDC pointers are null.
Calling CPatternEditor::CreateBackground() is necessary both to initialize the various pDCs for CPatternEditor::DrawScreen(), and because it calls CPatternEditor::CalculatePatternLayout(), which is needed for the frame editor to scroll with playback.
This is a hack, but it seems to work and I don't know any better ways to fix it (and I don't fully understand the legacy MFC architecture).
Fixes #128.