* Tabs now have a close gadget embedded
* The tab bar only displays if there is more than one tab open
* Changed the AISS theme "tab loading" image to something more appropriate
Under OS4.0 the old tab close button and permanent tab bar still applies (needs
testing as these changes may well have broken it)
Users of OS4.1 prior to Update 1 will probably need to update!
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probably only under OS4.1), showing a yellow flag on tabs which are currently loading.
In the future this could be expanded to show a proper animated throbber on loading
tabs, maybe instead of the main throbber.
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LangNames now contains the language codes for all languages available with OS4.1, plus
Welsh (http://aminet.net/package/misc/misc/welsh_lang). There are no other 3rd party
.language files available for OS4 that I am aware of, but any new ones can easily be
added if/when they become available.
These may now not be exactly the same as the RISC OS names, but that can be resolved
by renaming directories for new translations (current ones are OK), or reverting back
to the AmigaOS names for Messages files paths.
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These are expected to become some sort of standard :)
Will leave the Default theme pointing to the archive-included mouse pointer images
until this is official (Default theme should not require 3rd party images installed,
although it still needs AISS currently for some of the buttons)
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filetype.c has been changed to get the MIME type of a file from the MIMETYPE tooltype
of the icon or default icon for the file. The install script will set the basic of
these, and icons for default.css and AdBlock.css have been added to ensure these
always return the correct MIME type.
If the MIMETYPE tooltype is not found, the code will use datatypes.library to identify
the file and make a guess as to what the MIME type is.
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NetSurf will use the theme pointed to by the Options file "theme:". Default is
Resources/Themes/Default
This directory must contain a file called Theme which indicates which files should be
used for which images. The number of frames in the Throbber must also be specified
here. See Resources/Themes/Default/Theme for an example.
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match the 4 colour pop-up menu pointer) and 4 colour wait pointer (in a hybrid 2.0/1.3
style, it's a Zzz busy pointer with a 3D effect like the one on the default
stop-watch)
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The pointer imagery are the icon files of the 4-colour custom text file images.
Tooltypes XOFFSET and YOFFSET specify the "point" of the image.
The 32-bit pointers can be disabled by setting option truecolour_mouse_pointers:0
The OS pointers (for "Default" and "Wait" only) can be used by setting
os_mouse_pointers:1
Deleting the relevant files has the same effect :)
This complete set of 32-bit images is drawn by Martin Merz (Mason).
The code to read them is derived from sample code by Joerg Strohmayer.
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stored as Resources/Throbber in animation.datatype supported format.
The default animation is a small IFF ANIM which is only good for testing purposes.
This throbber code is likely to be replaced by custom animation code in the future as
using animation.datatype has issues and restrictions (only 8-bit formats, using
NewDTObject() twice on the same file doesn't seem to work correctly, clicking on the
anim starts it playing etc)
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GUI_POINTER_DEFAULT and GUI_POINTER_WAIT still use the Amiga system default pointers,
and will not be overridden by NetSurf.
Pointer imagery lives in Resources/Pointers and the filenames are all defined in the
ptrs array at the top of gui.c, in the same order as in gui_pointer_shape - with the
exception of GUI_POINTER_DEFAULT (this instead points to a "Blank" pointer for hiding
the pointer) and GUI_POINTER_WAIT (reserved for future use, currently points to "Wait"
but this will change).
The file format is very simple. It is a text file containing 16 rows of 16
characters, with a newline or CR (or, in fact, any character as this is not checked)
terminating each row. The seventeenth row indicates the pixel on which the "point" is
set, as two digit X direction, a space, then two digits for the Y direction.
Pointers/Point is based on the hand2 image by Andreas Kuerzinger (the original is in
the AKPointerz.lha archive on Aminet)
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Chris Young