- Finally fixed#1457.
- Fixed case where mouse is dragged and then released over a submenu, which should release the menu.
- Fixed case where clicking without dragging, then clicking again on a menu title would not close the menu.
If there's a single item selected and it's not expanded, pressing the left arrow key on the keyboard now selects the item's parent unless the delegate vetoes.
- Removed animationStyle for now.
- Made sure that popoverDidClose is not called until animation is finished.
- Don't create a new attached window unless: there isn't one; the popover behavior has changed; the current attached window is still visible.
- Don't call popoverWillShow if there is not content view controller.
- Removed unused _shown instance variable.
- Removed redundant !_attachedWindow checks followed by _attachedWindow message that returns a BOOL.
- Documentation tweaks.
- Fixed up some demo issues.
- 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.
- Added animationStyle (Lion/iOS) to CPPopover. iOS style does not zoom open, it just appears.
- Tweaked the Lion animation a bit to be a bit less rushed and match Mac OS X timing better.
- Fixed some typos.
This could either be due to autohiding or they usage of overlay scrollbars. Not showing it matches Cocoa and makes sense because it takes up space for no reason without the scrollbar.
The triangle centring was such that for a regular size disclosure control the right pointing triangle (collapsed state) was not drawn on integral coordinates.
ShouldShowOutlineView is not a great delegate method name for a control called an outline view. The original Cocoa name refers to an 'OutlineCell' which we don't have so that's not appropriate either.
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.
Aparajita Fishman
Alexander Ljungberg
cacaodev