Previously, we could only give a selector and a target for perform in the runLoop. Now we can give a block.
This feature is used in the CPTextField class. Previously, when we wanted to call a function at the end of the stack we used window.setTimeout, however due to HTML5 specifications this wasn't called just at the end of the stack but at least 4ms (more information here https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WindowTimers/setTimeout#Minimum_delay_and_timeout_nesting). Now we give a block to perform, and this block will be performed in the next runloop.
Unittest has been added in Tests/Foundation/CPRunLoopTest.j
Previously, CPImage -size returned a reference to the internal _size object, which allowed the caller to directly change _size. In Cocoa a copy of the size is returned.
This commit returns a copy of _size to ensure no unwanted side effects.
This PR adds the feature of CPNotificationQueue.
Cappuccino provides a framework for sending messages between objects within
a process called notifications. CPNotificationQueue objects (or simply notification queues)
act as buffers for notification centers (instances of CPNotificationCenter).
Whereas a notification center distributes notifications when posted,
notifications placed into the queue can be delayed until the end of the current pass through the run loop
or until the run loop is idle. Duplicate notifications can also be coalesced so that only one notification
is sent although multiple notifications are posted. A notification queue maintains notifications
(instances of C¨Notification) generally in a first in first out (FIFO) order.
When a notification rises to the front of the queue, the queue posts it to the notification center,
which in turn dispatches the notification to all objects registered as observers.
More informations here :https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/ios/documentation/Cocoa/Reference/Foundation/Classes/NSNotificationQueue_Class/index.html#//apple_ref/occ/instm/NSNotificationQueue/enqueueNotification:postingStyle:coalesceMask:forModes:
Unit-Tests in Tests/Foundation/CPNotificationQueueTest.j
Previously, when opening a CPPlatformWindow a crash happened when this new window was blocked by the browser (addblock, or browser feature).
Now when opening an external window, we check if the DOMWindow has been created.
This PR has modified the method isVisible of CPPlatformWindow. We now check if the _DOMWindow is not NULL and undefined.
In some places the objj_msgSend function is called directly. Most of the times the old slower version is called. This commit will use the never faster version instead.
NEW: CPURLConnection -operation method, CPError CPURLErrorDomain constant.
CPURLConnection -operation gives access to the operation generated by the new CPURLConnection creator.
This allows to create dependencies between operations and setup priorities early.
When the connection fails with a status code 404 or is cancelled, the
operation is also cancelled and
the next operation in the queue is started.
For example the method ’initWithName:’ will return different abbreviation depending on the order CPDictionary returns keys from the method ’keyEnumerator’. As this is undefined the answer can vary. Test cases now handle all cases.
Previously, the CPTabView did not react with the first mouse event (for instance when a CPTabView was in a not focused window). Now it does as in cocoa.
To do that, the CPTavView override the method acceptsFirstMouse. Previously, the tabView had a CPBox, it now has a _CPTabViewBox. This new box reacts differently than the CPBox for the method hitTests. It now returns nil when the click was performed on the segmentedControl of the CPTabView, previously this same click would be handle byt the CPBox.
Previously, when a view was about to layout, only layoutSubviews was called. Now the methods viewWillLayout and viewDidLayout are called as well. This is like in Cocoa.
This PR fixed the issue with the appearance and the view based tableView. We now handle everything related with appearance when making the layout of a view.
This PR removed a small optimization in CPView. Now when making setNeedsLayout and setNeedsDisplay, the methods drawRect: and layoutSubviews are always called even if there are not override. (As in cocoa)
Previously, when using a viewBased CPTableView Cappuccino just crashed.
This was due to the new appearance feature. Indeed, at the end of the method initWithCoder: of CPView, we set the appearance of the current view and the themeStates of the view and its subviews. For an unknown reason some of these subviews were not completely initialized (see comment line 3742), this made crashed cappuccino because _themeState was null.
To fix this issue, we send the method setAppearance when the current stack was performed. (Magic setTimeout...).
This is for sure not the ultimate best fix, but it's prevent to have a broken master. We will need in the future to fix this issue in a better way.
Alexandre Wilhelm
Antoine Mercadal
Aparajita Fishman
cacaodev
Martin Carlberg