Previously, when the cursor was hover a CPTextField the cursor was an arrow till we selected the textField.
Now when the cursor is hover a CPTextField, and if this textField is enabled and editable or selectable we show the selecting cursor. This is the default behavior in Cocoa as well.
Updated manual test Tests/Manual/CPTextField/
Previously, when having a CPTableView with a selectionStyle set to CPTableViewSelectionHighlightStyleNone, we needed two clicks to be able to select or click on a control of the cell. Now we only need one click as in Cocoa.
This is fixed by changing the method hitTest and returning the good view which can become the firstResponder.
Previously, when making a right click on a non-selectable CPTextField which is contained in a dataView of a CPTableView set the bezel attribute to yes.
Now, when making this things, Cappuccino will check if the CPTextField if editable or not.
Previously, when closing a CPWindow, the window kept a reference of the firstResponder. This things raised an issue when opening a window again and asking the window to make the first responder to the same element as the one we had.
Now when closing a window, the window will update its firstResponder to nil.
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The attribute theme "default-height" has been replaced by "min-size" and "max-size" (used everywhere else in Cappuccino).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
Previously, handlers of events that could make the popover to close were not calling CPPopover's performClose:. This patch ensure performClose: is called, and so delegates are consulted if the popover can be closed or not
Previously, when encoding and decoding a CPTableView, the tableView had several _CPTableDrawView (in the subviews).
Now when encoding, we make sure to remove _CPTableDrawView from its superview.
Previously, when adding a view (which is the firstResponder of the window) to the same window, the firstResponder was set to nil.
Now it keeps the same firstResponder.
Previously, CPImageView would sometimes attach a notification to CPImageDidLoadNotification when the image was set, but would never remove this notification. The view could then leak memory as the notification center would be keeping a reference even if the view was no longer being used.
This commit fixes that issue by removing the observation once the image has loaded.
Fixes#2198.
Previously, CPButtonBar was not updating its layout after changing the visibility of its buttons.
This patch adds makes CPButtonBar observersing the buttons and relayout if the visibility of one button is updated.
Exclusive bindings are impossible in IB
Possible in code (tested with segmented control and selectedIndex & selectedTag) but then you get unexpected behavior. A segment can be selected after a click and then
changes to another segment.
After this commit, extra exclusive bindings are just ignored and we warn about it.
Previously, the CPDatePicker sent an action to the target when the method setObjectValue: and setDateValue were called.
Now it sends the action only when the user makes an action.
Fixed#2206
Controls can implement -isExlusiveBinding: to determine if bindings are exclusive. Defaults to NO.
Exclusive bindings are mainly CPSelectedIndexBinding | CPSelectedTagBinding | CPSelectedValueBinding
This could cause memory leaks and was unnecessarily verbose.
CPPopUpButton , CPRadio and CPSegmentedControl now use a generic CPBinder method for searching the binder involved when the control is asked to reverse set the binding, typically after a user interaction.
Fixes#2199
TODO: prevent user to bind multiple selection bindings when these bindings are exclusive.
Usage: when a control is known to have exclusive bindings (like selected index/tag/value), use this method when
you don't know the binding name and want to send values to the binded object (via reverseSetValueFor:).
In CPBinder binderMap, picks the first binder matching the receiver class or subclass.
Previously, when clicking on a CPDatePicker in a CPTableView, cappuccino didn't select the tableView row firstly.
Now it does as in cocoa.
The stepper still have the same behavior as a CPButton in a CPTableView.
refs #2201
Previously, calling CPBinder unbindObjectForKey would not actually unbind each of the bindings because it was passing the wrong object to the unbind method which would silently ignore the issue. The commit passes the correct parameter to allow unbinding to actually take place.
Fixes#2197.
Previously, when hitting the backspace key on a none editable/enable field, this triggered the browser's back button.
Now it does not anymore.
All credits for @apajarita
Fixed#2189
The width computing of a string is always a little random, and that led to truncated labels. This patch adds
a pixel in width in order to fix any rounding errors.
Antoine Mercadal
Alexandre Wilhelm
Martin Carlberg
RoosterDragon
cacaodev