* Delete the wait object array in the WaitObjectGroup destructor. It was leaked
before.
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Not included in the image yet but I think it may be a good idea to include it.
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bit (and all other status register bits) are only valid when
the busy bit is zero. This makes PIO mode work on a WD Raptor.
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deleted) try to handle it as if there was no preferred app set and if a
handler for its type exists, use it to open the file.
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This is once again a opera feature I like very much and I haven't found in any other email client yet.
E.g. you can start a query on unreaded mails and take a short look at the mails without the mails are disappearing from the query. If you read the mail you press "Readed" and the mail is gone from the query. This is e.g an advantage if you have less time, take a look at a mail and found that the mail is very long but potentially intressting. In this case you just press next or close the window and the mail is still in the unreaded query, ready to be readed at another time. The unreaded flag becomes something like a automatic important flag. You don't have to mark / unmark the mails as important and still don't forget to process any mail. I think this is a different way how most people read mails so I hope you like the patch.
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returned one less than it should, causing unexpected moves of the caret, for instance when pressing HOME on the last (empty) line:
* LineBuffer::OffsetToLine() and LineBuffer::PixelToLine() did not check
for the last line in their binary search
* removed a special case from TextView::PointAt() which now is no longer
necessary (not sure if it was, before)
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and paging-keys, especially extending the selection via shift was more or
less broken
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ThreadModelLoader to prepare the model.
* Changed the wait objects page in the thread window to display the wait objects
grouped by type and name.
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Always first disable interrupts on a device that can be
selected, then check for invalid status.
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wait for the loader thread.
* MainWindow::Quit() aborts the loader now.
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* Used std::vector in BlockingQueue instead of Ingo's Vector until I can figure out the GCC4 problems.
This is untested, but I will test this on another machine in a minute.
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indirection (Table::Column) instead.
* Moved TableColumn to its own header/source files.
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* Added wait times to threads table and general thread page.
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ownership headaches.
* Added some more Model::Team/Thread getters.
* Added ThreadWindow, a window presenting information on a thread. There's only
a page with general information yet. The window can be opened by
double-clicking on a thread in the threads table.
* The pages are now inner classes of their respective windows.
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