- showRelativeToRect:ofView:preferredEdge: must take provide a view, and if the rect is empty it defaults to the view's bounds.
- If If showRelativeToRect is called while a popover is closing, it is ignored.
- If showRelativeToRect is called when the popover is already open, it should just reposition the existing popover.
- close should NOT consult the delegate's popoverShouldClose. Only performClose should do that.
- If a window is closed, all of its popovers immediately order out.
- Updated demo app to cover more cases.
- Note that child popovers are currently not supported, as this requires support for child windows in CPWindow.
- Lion-style popovers now zoom open just like their Lion counterparts (except for opacity, the browser couldn't handle that at the same time).
- Fixed a number of subtle drawing issues caused by not aligning path points correctly.
- The anchor arrow deals correctly with corner cases where the middle of the reference rect is not within the corners of the popover.
- Code cleanup: factored redundant code, removed unused code.
- Added corner cases to the demo app, changed demo app to reuse a single popover.
Switched to using a somewhat vertically resizable three part image. The centre image part is being compressed which normally would look poor but you can't tell since it's a gradient.
Although the intention might have been to do 'one final calculation run to provide a sensible default', the result is unintuitive and does not match Cocoa's behaviour.
If the key view loop has been manually set up and the user then calls `setAutorecalculatesKeyViewLoop:NO` they don't expect their work to be overwritten.
-handle attempt to close sheet while it is animating in
-fixes Safari 5.1 animate out bug by using a timer to
initiate the in/out process
-allow window shadow to become 0 width/height for smoother animation
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if setTitle: is called on a CPWindow with the primaryPlatformWindow as platformWindow,
the main pages title is changed. This patch prevent changing the primaryPlatformWindows title.
This is not optimal, but this is better than changing the title at each window setTitle: call
- include the window's content view at the start of the key view loop
- set the initial first responder to the window's content view (and keep it that way unless it is explicitly changed)
- CPWindow should return NO from acceptsFirstResponder (Cocoa compliance).
- change the type of setInitialFirstResponder, this is compliant with Cocoa. The new key view loop code will break if initial first responder is anything but a view
- change the implementation of selectNextKeyView:, selectPreviousKeyView:, selectKeyViewFollowingView: and selectKeyViewPrecedingView: to follow to Cocoa's documentation
Alexander Ljungberg
Darrell Walisser
Blair Duncan
Aparajita Fishman
Antoine Mercadal
dwalisser
Klaas Pieter Annema
Randall Luecke
Stephen Ierodiaconou
Francisco Ryan Tolmasky I
Brian Donovan