* gcmd.c (ep_add_callback): Set Window's position to
GTK_WIN_POS_MOUSE.
(gnome_external_panelize): ditto.
(gnome_filter_cmd): ditto.
* gdialogs.c (file_progress_query_replace_policy): Set Window's
position to GTK_WIN_POS_MOUSE.
(file_progress_real_query_replace): ditto.
(file_mask_dialog): ditto.
* gdialogs.c: Tag the strings for localization. Remove debugging
messages.
* gmain.c (gmc_window_setup_from_panel): Helper routine used to
set the GTK_WIN_POS_MOUSE on a window and set the parent with
gnome_dialog_set_parent (iff you have the WPanel * pointer to the
parent).
* gtools.c (query_dialog): Set the window position to GTK_WIN_POS_MOUSE.
* gtkdtree.c (gtk_dtree_destroy): Kill the add_entry notification hook.
(gtk_dtree_init): Install a notification function for treentry.
removal.
(entry_added_callback, entry_removed_callback): Implemented. Now
the tree is in sync with the panels and reload will update the
tree correctly.
1999-01-23 Miguel de Icaza <miguel@nuclecu.unam.mx>
* treestore.c (tree_store_remove_entry_remove_hook): Missing
function. To remove a notification hook.
(tree_store_notify_add, tree_store_add_entry_add_hook,
tree_store_remove_entry_add_hook): New functions to notify of
additions to the treestore.
* tree.c (tree_destroy): Remove the callback hook when we go
away.
* gdesktop.c (desktop_drag_data_received): Do not force links on
the desktop.
* gscreen.c (panel_create_file_list): Do not use
GTK_DEST_DEFAULT_ALL for the drop site. Only use
GTK_DEST_DEFAULT_DROP, since we need to check motion ourselves.
(panel_clist_drag_motion): Do not allow dropping on the clist buttons.
(panel_clist_button_press): Do not assign the
panel->maybe_drag_start flag if the user clicked outside the clist_window.
* gdesktop.h: Removed old crud (desktop_icon_t, icon_t).
seems fine.
1999-01-21 Jonathan Blandford <jrb@redhat.com>
* glayout.c: comment out compare panels.
* gnome-file-property-dialog.h: new file. This is a new widget
for the file-properties dialog. It doesn't handle mode changes
quite right yet, but does everything else beautifully...
* gnome-file-property-dialog.c: new file
* gpopup.c (panel_action_properties): use new dialog
(dicon_properties): as above.
* gscreen.c (panel_create_file_list): Added GDK_ACTION_ASK to the
destination actions.
(panel_create_icon_display): Likewise.
(panel_create_tree_view): Likewise.
* gdesktop.c (desktop_drag_motion): If the user explicitly
requested action ASK, then do not make feedback show MOVE.
* gscreen.c (panel_widget_motion): Pass in all drag actions now
that Gtk handles button 2 by itself.
* gdesktop.c (icon_event): Also delay the call to select_icon()
until button release if the icon is selected and there are no
modifier keys pressed. This lets us perform drags on
multi-selections easily.
* gdesktop.c (setup_icon_dnd_dest): Always specify ACTION_MOVE,
since we want to be able to move the icons around. Connect to the
drag_motion signal.
(dnd_icon_targets): List desktop icons as a target to be able to
move them just a notch in the desktop.
(icon_drag_motion): Decide which action we can use for dropping
stuff on a desktop icon.
(setup_icon_dnd_dest): Always specify all the actions.
(icon_drag_data_received): Allow for icons to be moved just a
notch by accepting drops from icons.
* gdnd.h: Added #defines for the DnD target type names.
* gdnd.c (gdnd_init): New public function to intern the target
atom names.
(gdnd_drag_context_has_target): New public function to see if a
drag context has a certain target type.
* gdesktop.c (setup_desktop_dnd): Do not use
GTK_DEST_DEFAULT_MOVE, and connect to drag_motion.
(desktop_drag_motion): If we are dragging from a desktop icon,
indicate the action as MOVE. Otherwise, force the action to be
LINK unless the user explicitly requested ASK.
(setup_desktop_dnd): Intern the atoms for the drop targets.
* gicon.h (gicon_image_to_name): Added prototype for
gicon_image_to_name().
* gicon.c (gicon_get_icon_for_file):
(gicon_get_icon_for_file_speed): Added a "directory" argument.
It is needed because the file_entry structure only contains the
pruned filename, and we need the complete name for the metadata
functions.
* gdesktop.c (desktop_icon_info_new): Pass the directory to
gicon_get_icon_for_file_speed().
* gpageprop.c (item_properties): Build the directory name and pass
it to gicon_get_icon_for_file_speed().
* gscreen.c: Do not #include "directory.xpm". Do #include "setup.h".
Removed unused function button_switch_to().
* gscreen.c (panel_fill_panel_icons): Pass the directory to
gicon_get_icon_for_file().
* gscreen.c (panel_create_tree_view): Allow button 2 to start the
drag as well.
(panel_clist_scrolling_is_desirable): Make both scrolling
thresholds consistent. Also, do not allow scrolling past the
correct limit.
(panel_icon_list_scrolling_is_desirable): Likewise.
(panel_tree_scrolling_is_desirable): Likewise.
(panel_clist_scroll): Do not allow scrolling past the correct limits.
(panel_icon_list_scroll): Likewise.
(panel_tree_scroll): Likewise.
* gdialogs.c (file_op_context_create_ui): OP_DELETE now has it's
very own dialog. whee.
* gscreen.c (panel_create_pixmaps): now we use dir-open.xpm
instead of the (apparently) ugly yellow one.
Now, to figure out a smart way of storing those on the desktop. As,
the obvious filename ~/desktop/http://www.gnome.org does not work ;-)
Should I perhaps encode the /?
Miguel.
* gscreen.c (x_create_panel): chnaged padding on the Filter label
(do_ui_signal_connect): new view switching code. Toolbar now works
(go_home): new function -- takes one home
* gdesktop.c (icon_event): Rewrote event handling for icons on the
desktop. This function handles button presses and releases and
does some anal-retentive checking to avoid stuck pointer grabs.
(icon_event_after): New fallback function for button presses.
This is only called when an icon is being edited and the user
clicks outside the icon's text item, indicating that editing
should be accepted and terminated.
(selection_stopped): New callback used to re-install the mouse
grab once the icon text item stops selecting text.
* gdesktop.h (DesktopIconInfo): Removed the finishing_selection
flag now that the event handling code is cleaned up.
