As pointed by Axel and explained in Synaptic docs, the touchpad should
delay the first command itself until it's ready, so an arbitrary delay
should not be needed after reset.
Note: I don't have a touchpad on my machine. Please test this :)
- When receiving console output, we now put it into a pending output list.
An asynchronous worker thread then tells the view to add another line to
the output view, with a 10 msec delay between lines. This ensures that if
the debugged program has a large amount of console output, it doesn't result
in the debugger UI going unresponsive due to handling the constant influx
of text insertions in rapid succession.
Depending on the locale and string length the layout could leave only a
small part of the window for the rightmost part, which is the important
thing. Force the weight of each side so we have a more balanced window.
* Fixes relevant part of #5125
* The remaining information (serial number, frequency ranges) is
"advanced" and can be hidden in the tooltip. However, the video driver
used may be important important information, if you want to know if you
are using VESA, or if you have multiple video cards (Optimus for
example).
SourceView:
- Now that we need to track the current text drawing position for syntax
purposes anyways, get rid of the previous inefficient hack to handle
tabstops, and instead adjust for them on the fly. This both avoids
quite a bit of string copying/reformatting, and eliminates the need to
adjust the syntax highlight offsets to compensate for the aforementioned
reformatting.
- Fix syntax color for string literals.
Required for work on completing BFont implementation (::Blocks and
::IsFullAndHalfFixed can be provided using fontconfig data), as well as
a more correct font overlay and/or language > font mapping.
Using item->SetExpanded does not work in a BOutlineListView as the
status of the list is then out of sync. The child items are not actually
added to the visible list, and trying to select them won't work.
Using list->Expand() instead works fine, so do that.
Fixes the remaining part of #6805.
- Rearrange source_language subdir to have only the interface classes
at the top level, and devote a subdir to each language-specific
implementation of them.
SourceView:
- Request syntax highlight information when new source file is set.
- Adjust _FormatLine() to also patch raw syntax highlights to match
up with calculated tabstops.
- Draw strings in pieces corresponding to how they're broken up in
terms of syntax highlights with colors.
- Implement a basic highlighting engine for C/C++. Not yet used/tested,
as SourceView will first need some adjustments in order to acquire
and make use of the highlighter modules in the first place.
- Add recognition of several additional types of tokens that, while
not necessary for single line expressions, will be needed for
parsing/highlighting source files. Also rename tokens for open/close
paren to reflect their content more accurately, and adjust callers
accordingly.
- Add missing public keyword for SyntaxHighlightSource/SyntaxHighlightInfo.
- Add initial set of basic syntax highlight types.
- Remove SyntaxHighlightSource. Instead, add a general purpose LineDataSource
interface to the model classes. Correspondingly adjust SourceCode to inherit
from it and fixup its derivatives accordingly; also adjust SyntaxHighlighter
to take a LineDataSource rather than a SyntaxHighlightSource.
Clicking the thumbnail in the package info area will now open a
window where the full-size screenshot is downloaded and shown. There can
only be one such screenshot window open. Navigating between multiple
screenshots of a package is not yet implemented. Also, no caching, but
this may be OK as it is, since one usually looks at these only once and
doesn't want the harddrive filling up with screenshots.
Adrien Destugues