* setup.c: Declare extern int tree_panel_visible for the GNOME
version.
1999-02-18 Federico Mena Quintero <federico@nuclecu.unam.mx>
* gmount.c (gmount_setup_devices): New function to set up the
mountable devices on the desktop directory. Moved over from
gdesktop.c. Added an argument that specifies whether it should
clean up the device list first.
(cleanup_devices): Delete the metadata for the devices.
(setup_devices): Free the list of device names. Use the proper
icon for each device.
(create_device_link): Better error checking.
* gdesktop.c (create_desktop_dir): Use gmount_setup_devices().
(desktop_icon_info_destroy): Made static.
(desktop_popup_items): The command for rescanning mountable
devices should go here.
(handle_rescan_devices): Call gmount and refresh the desktop.
* gdesktop.h: Removed the declaration of tree_panel_visible, since
it has nothing to do with the desktop.
* glayout.c (gnome_panel_commands_menu): Removed the recreate
devices command.
* gdesktop.c (desktop_popup_items): Added a new command to create
a file window.
* gpopup.c (create_actions): Add support for mountable icons.
* gdesktop.c (try_to_mount): Add an option to automatically mount
links on the desktop that point to devices.
(is_mountable): Returns true if a pathname is mountable.
* glayout.c: Add the dirsizes command here.
* gmount.c: New file. Implements support routines for
mount/umount.
* glayout.c (gnome_close_panel_event): This function should return
FALSE.
* gcorba.c (corba_init): Cast poa to PortableServer_POA.
(impl_GNOME_FileManagerWindow_close): Call gnome_close_panel(); do
not destroy the widget by hand.
* gcmd.c (gnome_close_panel): This function should be void.
* gpopup2.c (popup_handle_rescan): Call reread_cmd().
* gscreen.c (panel_icon_list_button_press): Return TRUE if we
handled a popup menu.
wide items will be transleted in gnome-libs.
mc/gtkedit/editmenu.c removed from POTFILES.in because it is not used,
but was poluting *.po files with extra translations which, in turn, were
interfering with translations in gnome-libs.
Wed Jan 27 03:14:46 1999 Timur Bakeyev <mc@bat.ru>
* Converted memory managment to Glib - where it wasn't done. Now we
use g_new()/g_malloc()/g_strdup()/g_free() routings. copy_strings() re-
placed by g_strconcat(), and sprintf() by g_snprintf(). Some other,
minor changes.
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.
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...
* 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.
* 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.
* glayout.c: menu changes.
* gcmd.c (gnome_external_panelize): new function. Does absolutely
nothing yet but look pretty (and it doesn't do that all that well,
yet...) I'll hook it up to it's actual functions, tomorrow.
* gcmd.c (gnome_sort_cmd): pretified
(gnome_select_all_cmd): New command -- selects all files (in
theory).
* glayout.c: rearrange the edit menu some.
* gscreen.c (x_create_panel): new icon view icons -- brief and
custom.
* gaction.c (gmc_execute): now takes an filename instead of a file
entry for an argument
(gmc_open_filename): handles the new gmc_execute code.
* gdesktop.c (desktop_icon_drop_uri_list): commented out
action_drop. Needs defining.
* gscreen.c (panel_create_icon_display, panel_create_file_list):
Hook up to drag_begin and drag_end events.
(panel_tree_drag_motion): Either queue a scroll on the tree, or
queue an open-directory event.
(panel_tree_scroll): Scroll the tree when the drag pointer is in
one of the boundaries of the tree.
(panel_tree_scrolling_is_desirable): new function to figure out if
it is a good plan to scroll the tree view instead of opening it.
(panel_chdir): Do not sync with the tree when we are in the middle
of a drag and drop operation.
(panel_drag_begin, panel_drag_end): New functions to keep track
of the dragging operations.
* glayout.c (file_menu): Use view_cmd and view_simple_cmd in the
menu instead of panel_action_view and
panel_action_view_unfiltered, respectively.
* gpopup.c (create_regexp_actions): Create the menu items using
gnome-app-helper, for visual consistency.
(create_actions): Likewise. Also, fixed S_ISLNK() confusion.
(get_label_text): Extract the label from the GnomeUIInfo item in
an ugly way.
* gscreen.c (panel_switch_new_display_mode): Destroy the old
widget. Add the list view to the proper table.
* glayout.c: Remove the exit menu option.
* gtree.c (gtk_dtree_contains): New routine used to avoid
duplicate entries in the tree display.
* gdesktop.c: We are now using the new desktop icon code. It is
not yet complete, but what is there does work. We have icon
creation, auto-layout and snapping. Next step is drag and drop
and popup menus.
* glayout.c: #ifdef out the stuff that uses the old desktop code.
I will replace it gradually.
* gmain.c: Likewise.
* gscreen.c: Likewise.
MC now depends on glib (currently only the assertions are used).
VFS structure declaration fixes.
Uses the new icon list (it is dog slow, need to fix this tonight at home).
1. Selecting text in an input line and typing a char
now does the expected thing (Bug #17)
2. Drag and drop betwen icon view was broken (Bug #16
(This is a bug introduced by the fact that when Icon
View was introduced, I left the testing for the view
mode here and there)
Extra stuff: runtime warnings fixed when creating a new window;
moved the "new window" option to the "file" menu, it makes more
sense there. Force event flushing when I change the progress
status for vfs code.
Miguel
- Fix for the gmc crashes when no window is open and you
start a program.
- Bad attempts at fixing the sigwinch propagation.
- Internationalization fixes from Alex (ru.po and
bunch of updates to the text mode edition to deal
wiht this).
Miguel.
panel, the old way of using it was an historic relic.
- This now works properly with the GNOME edition.
- Finished/fixed the implementation of the desktop-remove-icon
functionality.
- Raster's new multi-ok window. For some reason this is not getting
loaded. I am compiling gdb 4.17 now, as it is better for egcs
output.
Miguel.
fix a bug in the panel-widget selection.
i18n changes from Andrej Borsenkow.
Menus renamed, better texts -- thanks Havoc.
lav's fixes for curses compilation.
Miguel
