* Remove docs from Resources.cpp (leaving the brief description).
* Reformat Resources.h to style it like so many other header files.
* There is one not-entirely style based change. I renamed the outSize
parameter or the LoadResource method to _size as is our convention for out
parameters.
So that the setting will persist across reboots. This is a Deskbar
setting, not a "clock" setting. Theoretically someday if we make
it so you can replace the clock with a different clock widget we
still want to store whether or not to show the clock widget as a
Deskbar setting.
Fixes#9456
* %T placeholder added into the set, available for customizing main
Terminal window title. It should be typically replaced by the
application name localized for the currect system locale.
* Use B_TRANSLATE instead of B_TRANSLATE_SYSTEM_NAME for the first
menu entry in the main TermWindow menu. The meaning of "Terminal"
term in this menu is the "Terminal session" but not the "Terminal
Application" so using separate catkeys entry for this menu item
avoids this inconsistency in Terminal UI localization;
* Fixes#7586
* Does not seem to work yet, though. The intel disk system should support it
now, but apparently the partition's delegate is not yet fully initialized
for whatever reason.
* additional check for empty attribute values introduced;
* implemented copy-ctor and assignment operator for MimeAttribute;
* added missed initialization of parameters in the "UserArgs"
MimeAttribute ctor;
* Fixes#9444.
Basically make the Tracker preferences window work like most other
windows do as far as workspaces go.
Opens on your current workspace. If you switch workspaces then go
into Deskbar and select Tracker Preferences it will switch to
the workspace that already has the window open. If you close the
window, switch workspaces and then select preferences it will move
the window to your current workspace and show it.
This is similar to the fix for the same problem on the Deskbar
preferences window and for the same reason: the window gets hidden
when you close it, not actually deleted so we need to do a bit more
work to get the window to behave with workspaces. Hiding instead of
deleting the window allows us to remember where you were when you
closed the window, what tab you were on, what control had focus, etc.
Fixes#8000
