While I was able to add this fairly easily by cutting and pasting, it was still
quite a bit of work. Seems like there should be a less-verbose way of doing
this. But it did work the first time I tested, so I can't complain too much.
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scrollbar) to the auto-complete list. This now also makes the scrollwheel work
but selection by mouse still needs implementing.
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key and using the scroll wheel will zoom in and out. Also made it so that the
scroll wheel only works when the mouse is over the view.
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It still needs a lot but this doesn't seem to break anything and it already is
making my browsing more productive. The hard-coding of Google will be fixed
when some proper search engine provider handling is added.
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knows the state changed. A good example of where using a controller-based
design can't be done halfway. It took me way too long to debug this (that
mostly being my fault.)
Fixes#6382.
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* Make sure that the BWebView for which a notification is received still exists.
This affected only the title changed notification, for which this was already
checked, and the icon received notification, which could actually lead to
a crash if the tab was closed before receiving the notification.
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preferred app for text/x-source-code. For remote pages, it will save a temporary
file and open the editor with that.
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allow to continue downloading.
* If the Downloads window is the only window, minimize on close instead of
hiding without any way to get the window back.
* Added menu item "New browser window" to Downloads window.
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* Load new files into the current tab, if the URL of that tab is either empty
or the URL for new tabs, instead of always opening a new tab.
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BMessageFilter to the BTextView to pre-process key down events) missed changes
to the BTextView via other means, for example by pasting, or simply when
SetText() is invoked on the BTextView. -> Introduced an alternative method
of making the TextViewCompleter aware of changes, by invoking new method
TextModified(). To bypass the old method, one has to call
SetModificationsReported(true). URLInput::URLTextView now uses the new method
in InsertText() and DeleteText(), which catches any and all changes to the
text. Since the BAutoCompleter framework also controls the editor view contents,
it needs to protect against re-entering some methods when the editor view
reports the changes (fIgnoreEditViewStateChanges). Since we want the
BAutoCompleter to always be aware of the current editor view contents, but not
necessarily also running the choice mechanism (i.e. when you enter
"www.google.com", you don't want the auto-completion kick back in when it is
programmatically changed to "http://www.google.com" later on), the
EditViewStateChange() method gets a boolean now "updateChoices". All
programmatic changes to the URL will then not trigger displaying the choice
pop-up, but the BAutoCompleter is always aware of the current editor view
contents.
All this fixes numerous issues and inconsistencies with entering text in the
URL text view.
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