to watch it.
* Now adds the path to be watched to the update message (not the path of the
file that actually changed, though).
* Made debug output conditionally compiled in when TRACE_PATH_MONITOR is defined.
* Added PathMonitor.cpp to libbe.so
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translator handle - and therefore ran into a debugger call. Was triggered by
WonderBrush's export function.
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* Removed r5_message.cpp and dano_message.cpp accordingly
* Also moved out KMessage handling from Message.cpp to MessageAdapter.cpp
* Fixed some minor style issues in Message.cpp
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* LockBits() now fails with B_BUSY in case the current buffer is NULL.
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* Added TODO about the possible use of the state parameter (would be nice to be compatible
with R5 here, of course).
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position).
* StringFromStream() called BString::LockBuffer() with "length", but touched "length + 1"
bytes.
* Prepared for the new "display as" FileTypes feature.
* The "DefaultQueryTemplate" folder now adds the MIME type of the folder to the
attribute menu for simplified editing (before, you had to move a file with a
matching file type into that folder to be able to add the attributes you likely
wanted to see).
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* _WindowAt() and _CountWindows() now have an individual version of that
code which should be magnitudes faster.
* _WindowQuitLoop() no longer handles hidden windows specially - instead,
it now walks the window list in the correct direction which should fix
the issues.
* Also, it now uses WindowAt() and thus has an up-to-date view of the
window list (it will no longer ignore new windows).
* And finally, it will no longer dereference an unsafe pointer (for
BWindow::IsFilePanel()).
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minimized windows, those need to be asked of course)
* added some comments about why this code is a little flawed but works anyways
NOTE: I really wonder wether traversing the window list in reverse is correct
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compute the vertical space requirement of the label.
* Use a better algorithm for vertically aligning the label. The menu bar (or
item) seems to use another algorithm. So, ATM the label is not necessarily
aligned with the menu bar text.
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are now only enabled if there are any inbound accounts.
* BMailSettings::StatusWindowFrame() now returns some useful defaults.
* Minor cleanup.
* The MDR kit needs some serious overhaul before it can be part of R1.
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* Reworked the internal layout. _ValidateLayoutData() computes and caches the
layout related data and all other methods just use those values. Now, in
layout-aware mode the class should properly work not only when using the
layout items. And when using layout items, the class does actually do
internal layout; it was basically good luck that it worked in the tests,
before. Vertical resizing is supported, too.
* We do a few mean tricks to get the probably mostly preferred layout behavior:
By default our own explicit max width and that of the menu bar layout item is
set to unlimited and the horizontal menu bar alignment to left aligned. This
allows to horizontally resize a BMenuField beyond its preferred size,
although both label and menu bar have a limited max width. The user can, of
course, override those explicit sizes/alignments to get a different behavior,
if desired.
* Fixed invalidation in SetDivider(). When having the focus, the left and top
border of the blue frame were not invalidated.
* The label is no longer drawn at vertical position font ascent + descent
+ leading + 2 (not sure how this calculation was supposed to work), but
vertically centers the label around the ascent. With big fonts the label is
shown a bit too far to the bottom. Not sure how to fix this in a generic way.
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the maximum width. The latter supports unlimited maximum width. The
_BMCMenuBar_ draws fine when resized wider than its min/preferred width, but
not the complete "button" area will cause the menu to open when being pressed.
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* Addad global list where poses that need periodic updates can be registered with a callback
* Use this mechanism for poses with a volume space bar
* Create only one BVolume when the BPose is created for a volume, instead of every time the free space is calculated
* On Pulse() the global list is used to update all of the registered periodic update poses
* As the poses know their volume, it is no longer necessary to use a BVolumeRoster to loop through each volume on each Pulse()
* Removed the now superfluous SendNotices() mechanism
* Removed corresponding watching / handling of these notices in BPoseView
The BPoseView did a linear search for each volume pose on each Pulse() before. What's more it did this once for each mounted volume as it did get one individual notice for each of them. To get these volumes a BVolumeRoster was used to loop through the volumes, but then the BPose did still create a new BVolume to actually calculate the free space! I'm surprised that it did not suck away more performance with this method...
Anyway, this should bring down BVolume construction and update overhead down to a minimum and hopefully fix ticket #1247.
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stupid errors, since I don't use exceptions usually. Feel free to beat
me on this. Moved uninitialization to _DisposeData(). Corrected some
styling issues pointed out by axel. Used fprintf instead of printf.
Turned off debugging.
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DoLayout()).
* Don't resize the view and the window anymore, when fResizeToFit is not
set.
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driver's path. More correct. Now we could remove the app_server's
command to retrieve the driver's path.
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modifiers is added after we've calculated the maximum width. This way we
don't get overlapping between the menu content and the modifiers bitmaps
themselves. TBR.
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discussed in the thread in haiku-development. I added a fSubmenus member
to BMenu, to be able to tell from BMenuItem if there are other items
with a submenu (maintained in BMenuItem::SetSuper()). If you don't like
this solution, let's just revert.
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- Menus are generally a bit wider (BeIDE ones didn't look nice)
- The modifiers bitmap are drawn more centered vertically
- Splitted BMenu::ComputeLayout() into three methods
- Various minor changes.
The menuitems still don't look nice with bigger font sizes, but we'll
try to fix this...
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despite being talked about repeatedly, does not currently exist.
Adding this required adding some new Jam rules to deal with this shared source
directory and headers. I had some fun figuring this out. Despite writing
articles about Jam in the Haiku newsletter a few years ago I still find Jam to
be a PITA at times.
But my solution seems to work pretty well. Basically you just call the rule
UseSharedSource and pass the name of the shared source file you want to use.
This rule sets up the header directories and the right Jam variables for the
source file. You then add the source file to the source list in the Application
rule like any other source file.
I also made the authors list sent to the about window constructor null
terminated instead of passing the size of the array, as suggested by Hugo.
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realized that calling it a window may not be strictly correct since it isn't a
decendent of BWindow, but just uses a BAlert. Oh well, it can be changed if
need be.
I'm also checking in the first use of it, in ShowImage. Since ShowImage can
still be compiled for R5 I've added a #ifdef around the new BAboutWindow
related code.
I'm open for suggestions for the interface for this class, well mostly the
constructor. I'm not a big fan of having to specify the number of authors.
For now I'm making the header private, but I don't think it would be a big deal
to expose it publically.
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only invokes the BView version. Didn't know what to do with MinSize() and
PreferredSize(). ATM they return fixed, hard-coded values. It might make
sense to compute something depending on the font size, for instance.
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(currently, a font size above 16pt will make the icon 64x64, TODO: some
of the other insets could depend on that value too)
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and DoLayout(). When the B_SUPPORTS_LAYOUT view flag is set (as is by
default when using one of the new constructors) the BBox completely manages
one true child (the first child that is not the label view).
* Centralized the layout related computation in new method
_ValidateLayoutData(). The computed infos are cached in a new private
LayoutData structure.
* GetPreferredSize() was broken in several respects. It does now return the
same result as PreferredSize(). If B_SUPPORTS_LAYOUT is not set, these are
the sums of the insets induces by the frame and the label. I.e. those values
can for instance be added to the child's preferred size to compute the
preferred size of the compound.
Not sure, if the Haiku-only TopBorderOffset() and InnerFrame() functions still
make sense. With layout management they're actually superfluous.
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