* 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.
the New-> menu item now works.
Installing a .desktop item in ${prefix}/share/mc/templates will now put
it in the New item menu. The exec field of it will create the new item,
so choose it correctly.
Next on the TODO; rehash the toolbars.
* glayout.c (create_container): beginnings of the New-> menu. It
doesn't have much yet, hopefully we'll have a good way to let apps
register themselves with it.
1999-01-12 Jonathan Blandford <jrb@redhat.com>
* cmd.c (mkdir_cmd): now mkdir_cmd will accept relative, and
absolute directories.
* gcmd.c (gnome_open_files): now you can open multiple files.
* glayout.c: layout changed some. moved run command.
commented out ftplink/mkdir command for now. gonna do mkdir
next. Why is the ftplink command needed?
* gtkedit/edit.c (edit_load_file): Off-by-one error disabled editing.
1999-01-11 Miguel de Icaza <miguel@nuclecu.unam.mx>
* configure.in (REGEX_O): Always include regex.o as the code we
are using in gmc is not using regcomp/regexec, but the internal
Emacs API.
* src/regex.c: Do not compile the POSIX compatibility code, as we
do not use it.
Tue Dec 29 15:49:45 1998 Norbert Warmuth <nwarmuth@privat.circular.de>
* doc/mc.sgml, mc1.in (Color section): minor polishing
(Layout section): documented Highlight...
Make gtkdtree use the treestore cache.
Next step: store the ->scanned attribute of tree_entry (otherwise, no
speedup will be noticed at all). It is a 10 minute hack, but I will go
have dinner now.
Miguel.
- SFS-based file systems now work on GNOME edition, I was
not waiting for child process to finish decompressing.
- VFS code cleanup. I am going to eventually get rid of all
the macro-mania that has creeped into the vfs layer.
Miguel
* glayout.c: now open the new (non-functional) dialog box. If you
want functionality, I suppose you could put the old one back in.
I'll work on it more this weekend, though, so hopefully it can get
back to the old state relatively quickly.
* gprefs.c (gnome_configure_box): New function, new file, first
start at unified properties box.
* gscreen.c (panel_icon_list_drag_data_received): Do not update
contents if nothing was done (ie, the drop was cancelled).
(panel_create_file_list): Duh. Restore this, as, ahem, we dont
have banding selection on CList.
(panel_icon_list_select_icon): Open the new panel only on button
release.
(panel_file_list_select_row): New panel started on clist when you
press middle button.
(panel_create_file_list): Ahaha! I found that CList now has a
gtk_clist_set_buttion_actions. Go figure why we need this and why
it was implemented, but now buttons work as they should on clist.
* gscreen.c (panel_icon_list_drag_data_received): Do not update
contents if nothing was done (ie, the drop was cancelled).
* gdnd.c (gdnd_drop_on_directory): Do nothing if the files dragged
are on the same directory we are.
* gcmd.c (gnome_filter_cmd): Function filled in now. Actually
works (amazing!.) Next: put a history on it, and maybe an event
box for the label.
Also, moved delete file around -- apparently it's proximity to Close was
bothering people.
* fileopctx.h: New file with declarations for the file operation
context structure.
* fileopctx.c (file_op_context_new): New function to create a file
operation context with the default file mask values.
(file_op_context_destroy): New function to destroy a file
operation context and its associated UI, if appropriate.
* filegui.h: Use complete prototype for fmd_init_i18n().
* filegui.c (FileOpContextUI): New structure that describes the UI
and internal data for file operation contexts in the text mode
version.
(file_op_context_create_ui): Renamed from create_op_win() and
made it use a context instead of global variables.
(file_op_context_destroy_ui): Likewise, renamed from
destroy_op_win().
(fmd_widgets): Removed an #ifdef HAVE_XVIEW bit and moved the
initialization of the result pointers to file_mask_dialog(), as we
need to use the pointers to the fields inside the file op context now.
Made all the functions use a file operation context.
(file_mask_dialog): Always call fmd_init_i18n(); it will take care
of idempotence by itself.
(fmd_init_i18n): Now the code that makes sure this function is
only called once is here.
* cmd.c (check_for_default): Make it use a file operation context.
* tree.c (tree_copy): Likewise.
(tree_move): Likewise.
(tree_rmdir_cmd): Likewise.
* file.c: Removed file_progress_replace_progress and
file_progress_replace_filename -- they are only used in filegui.c
as part of the UI for the file operation context.
(panel_operate_generate_prompt): Made static.
(panel_operate_generate_prompt): Always call fmd_init_i18n(); it
will take care of idempotence by itself.
(panel_operate): Removed the panel_operate_def() function, and
made panel_operate() take an extra "ask_user" argument.
(query_recursive): Made static.
* background.c (background_attention): Made static.
(register_task_running): Made static.
(do_background): Now takes a file operation context as an
argument. It stores the pid of the child there.
* Makefile.in: Added fileopctx.[ch].
* gtools.c (query_dialog): Fix the new version of this. It was
overwriting memory all over.
* gdialogs.c (): Use GNOME stock; Fill in some FIXME strings.
(file_progress_real_query_replace): Use the formatted
message.
