Previously, when changing the controlSize of a CPSegmentedControl, Cappuccino didn't have the theme to do that.
Now, Cappuccino supports the controlSize small and mini. Aristo and Aristo2 have new attributes for that.
The attribute theme "default-height" has been replaced by "min-size" and "max-size" (used everywhere else in Cappuccino).
The CPSegmentedControl has now the theme attribute "nib2cib-adjustment-frame".
This pull request fixed alignment issue when adding a CPSegmentedControl from xCode. In the method initWithCode, we didn't care about the divider thickness, now we do. This same method will also add leftovers pixel to have exactly the same size as in xCode. Leftovers pixels are here because FLOOR operation and size of the font.
Manual test in Tests/Manual/CPSegmentedControlTest
Manual test in Tests/Manual/Nib2CibAlignment
* State *
Previously the Converter class needlessly copied a whole bunch of state from the Nib2Cib class, which was not only poor factoring, but made for easy omissions of state when instantiating a new Converter, such as was done in NSNib.j.
This commit pushes all state not specific to Converter up to Nib2Cib. This allowed removal of redundant code in NSNib -NS_initWithCoder.
* Resources *
Previously it was not possible to use custom images that were located in a framework, because only the app's Resources directory was searched.
This commit automatically searches all frameworks for Resources directories. When a custom image is specified in Xcode, first the app's Resources directory is searched, then all framework Resource directories. Alternately, the specific framework to use can be specified in Xcode by using the form framework@image.
At runtime, the framework is loaded by its identifier (as specified in Info.plist), and if there is no identifier, by searching next to the current AppKit framework.
All of this renders the nib2cib -R option completely obsolete, so it was removed from the NibApplication/Jakefile template.
This is a second attempt to fix the problems addressed by 69bbe627a9.
Because table cell classes needed to use the same initialization code as the NS_initWithCoder methods, it was necessary to refactor the initialization code into separate NS_initWithCell methods and call them separately from NS_initWithCoder.
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Alexandre Wilhelm
Alexander Ljungberg
Aparajita Fishman
Antoine Mercadal
Aparajita Fishman
Francisco Ryan Tolmasky I
Aparajita FishmanandRoss Boucher
Tom Robinson