Migrate SSL cert window to use core window
Core window implementation has some features missing but is good enough for SSL cert
I will improve it as I migrate the other windows.
We were returning true on success, which when the return value was
tested for being NSERROR_OK (0), meant it was treated as failure.
Now we correctly return NSERROR_OK on success.
We were returning true on success, which when the return value was
tested for being NSERROR_OK (0), meant it was treated as failure.
Now we correctly return NSERROR_OK on success.
We were returning true on success, which when the return value was
tested for being NSERROR_OK (0), meant it was treated as failure.
Now we correctly return NSERROR_OK on success.
NB: we are doing mouse moves differently by using an IDCMP hook on space.gadget, as this gives us co-ordinates relative to the render area
GID_DRAW object when the window is defined will need tagging ICA_TARGET, ICTARGET_IDCMP
(a) it is upsetting the gif decoder (although I suspect it is caused by the OS struggling with the excessive remaps)
(b) We are probably going to need to map it back in imminently for display
This now simply calls the event callback for each window, which returns TRUE is the window was closed during event processing.
The window loop now restarts if any windows were closed, which fixes a potential rare issue with delayed event processing.
As we used a shared message port, we call different event-handling functions for different window types.
This changes that so we register the event-handler as a callback so we can handle event processing for all windows generically.
Currently the main browser window and find window use the new approach, so the handling still has a long list of window types.
This should also make window_list private to gui.c
The read and write paths for hotlist are different:
#define CHOICES_PREFIX "<Choices$Write>.WWW.NetSurf."
NSOPTION_STRING(hotlist_path, "NetSurf:Hotlist")
NSOPTION_STRING(hotlist_save, CHOICES_PREFIX "Hotlist")
This switches to using hotlist_save for writing.
