For some reason calling PopulateScreenSaver() list in AllAttached()
scrolls the selection off-by-one, so, call PopulateScreenSaverList()
in AttachedToWindow() and then call ScrollToSelection() again in
AllAttached() which seems to fix the problem.
...rather than font spacing which only scales linearly in the horizontal
direction. This sets the min window height nicely at 11pt font while
continuing to work at 12pt, 8pt, and 18pt.
..instead of calling _OpenSaver() directly.
At least one screensaver, Message, depended on the Bounds() of the
preview to be set when run, which wasn't established when you first
started the app causing the app to quit while trying to draw.
Also call PopulateSaverList() in AllAttached() so that ScrollToSelection()
works without having to be called again.
Also, fix pointer style in ScreenSaverWindow::MessageReceived()
Split out the list emptying into an EmptyScreenSaverList() method and use it in
various places where it should happen.
Call PopulateScreenSaverList() in ModulesView::AttachedToWindow() instead
of in the constructor because some of the methods depend on the view being
attached.
Don't try to select Blackness saver by name, instead if no other selection
is located select it as the default. Also, a tiny optimization, once we've found a
selection there's no reason to continue to keep looking for another one.
For some reason this file was encoded as a MacRoman or some sort
of high ASCII non utf-8 encoding that made my editor sad.
Also, update the copyright and style while I'm at it.
Fixing the autoconf test: attempt to create file in place of already
existing symlink. On error exit put_vnode was called explicitly before
returning error. The second, implicit call to put_vnode was issued on
destroying the VNodePutter instance that references the same vnode. At
this time the vnode has references count equal to 0 so corresponding
panic was executed. Great thanks to Ingo for pointing it out!
Fixes#9140.
* parameters web compilation improved - harvest the feature units
assigned to non-streaming output terminals in the same way as ones
assigned to streaming output terminals.
Fixes#9950
* The bullet paragraphs were already working, now we have
bold and italic plus the heading style. The links in the
original changelog are not yet supported.
* Also include the terminating \0 in the loop
over the characters, in order to consume the
last paragraph correctly when it's not finished
by a line break.
* Follows MediaWiki or TracWiki style.
* Supports only level 2 headings, bold, italic and top-level
bullet paragraphs.
* Line break handling would need to be changed.
* Outputs a TextDocument.
* Bail early if the TextSpan length is 0.
* When the span starts with a space, the work
around for the app_server bug, which I should fix,
needs to offset by the other delta.
* Added convenience methods to derive the bold and italic
font face from the currently set font. May not yield
results depending on wether a specific face is available
for the font.
Ü * Changed test accordinly.
Also:
* Fixed off-by-one bug when extracting wrapped TextSpans until the
line's end text offset.
* ParagraphStyle::FirstLineInset() is now additional to LineInset().
* Potential Bullet::Spacing() is added to all lines as inset.
* Use TextDocumentLayout in TextDocumentView.
* Extend test case demonstrating paragraphs with
different alignments, something unsupported in
BTextView.
* TextDocumentView still only shows the first paragraph
of a TextDocument, but this time using the new
ParagraphLayout. A class for layouting all paragraphs
of a TextDocument is up next.
* A simple test app shows that TextSpans with different
CharacterStyles already work in one Paragraph. The test
is nowhere extensive and does not test for bugs in
corner cases.
* The biggest problem was that adding the wrapped
sub-TextSpan to the LineInfos was missing. Other
problems included missing handling of ascent and
descent per CharacterStyle.
