SourceView:
- When calculating line widths for scrollbar calculation purposes, tabstop
offsets weren't being correctly taken into account, which would result
in lines being computed as shorter than they actually were. Depending
on the content of the file, the horizontal scrollbar would consequently
be configured improperly in some cases.
If the visible packages list does not contain the currently showing package
anymore after filter parameters have changed, clear the package info area.
This also means that when installed packages are turned off, which means
a package will disappear from the list after being installed, the package
will no longer keep showing in the info area. This situation is less likely
with the change that installed packages will now show by default and the
user has to explicitly turn them off.
Since the fVisiblePackages list in MainWindow is now also filtered by
featured packages, and since the "featured" status of packages is collected
asynchronously, the list needs to be updated in the package changed
notification. Also, the package should only be added to the featured packages
view if it is now in the visible list. Other filter criteria would not be
taken into account otherwise. Fixes#11663
- If we're asked to debug a team graphically, check if Debugger is already
running. If so, send it a message asking it to debug the team rather than
trying to invoke it by command line, as the latter will simply result in
a B_SILENT_RELAUNCH message, and won't actually process the request properly.
General:
- Move all smaller prompt/edit windows to a dedicated subfolder.
Debugger/TeamsWindow/StartTeamWindow:
- Move management of StartTeamWindow to application, rather than
Teams window.
TeamWindow:
- Add top level menu item for commands that aren't specific to the
current team. This currently consists of requesting that the
Teams window be shown, and directly starting a new team.
Fixes part of #11659 (no way to start additional teams if Debugger was
initially started with a specific team).
* Renamed the "Option" menu to "Show", removed the now redundant "Show" from
the items in that menu.
* Add an "Only featured packages" item in the Show menu. This item is disabled
as soon as the user types something in the search terms field. Othetwise,
this setting is respected, i.e. one can combine the featured setting with
other settings, i.e. show all featured packages of a certain depot and in a
certain category.
* Added PackageInfo::IsProminent() and removed the respective method from
the MainWindow (which only considered a package prominent if it was not
yet installed).
* "Show -> Installed packages" now defaults to on. There have been complaints
on Trac and I guess rightfully so. The use-cases in which one starts
HaikuDepot and wants to know about installed packages are just as likely
as the use-case where one wants to install new software.
Don't replace the ref with itself in the most common case where the
scanned file is not a symlink. Save a lot of useless memory copies and
ref flattening in BMessage.
These were outsourced and are not Haiku dependencies anymore.
This list may need some more cleanup: I'm not sure why we credit Bullet
Physics, for example.
The ffmpeg encoders are restricted on which raw formats they accept
(each with different constraints). When asked to encode something, the
ffmpeg encoder now checks the codec capabilities and if the suggested
input format does not match, modifies it to something the codec can
actually handle.
Enable "experimental" codecs, as this is needed for AAC support in ffmpeg 0.10.
This allows format negociation to work properly, and as a result we can
enable several new audio formats: AAC (for MPEG family only), AC3, and
raw audio. Declare MKV as B_ANY_FORMAT_FAMILY since it is designed to be
a generic container (so it is possible to put AAC in MKV). Also remove
duplicate entries for AC3.
The packages count view centers its label. It therefore needs a full update
on resize. Also optimize SetItemCount() by trying to avoid unneccessary
layout invalidations.
This would lead to an attempt to read beyond the track end, making
MediaTrack return an error, and finally causing MediaConverter to not
flush the end of the encoded file to disk properly.
BuildReportList checks that the array does not already holds the reports
before adding them. If one of the uninitialized elements happened to be
the address of one of the reports, it would not get added again,
possibly leading to items in the array being in the wrong order. Just be
safe and clear the array.
Fixes#10221, patch there not used as it cluttered the code more than
needed.
* This was never implemented and no one noticed until now.
* A default value for a pointer doesn't make that much sense anyway, so
using the FindPointer method is fine.
