- Tighten up hover state code.
- CPCoding support.
- Make sure to initialise button type to `CPTokenFieldDisclosureButtonType` rather than null.
- Don't try to lay out disclosure/delete button in the token token.
Disclosure arrow behaves like in Cocoa: it shows on hover and if clicked displays the token specific menu.
This change also removes the delete button by default. The delete button can be enabled with `[tokenField setButtonType: CPTokenFieldDeleteButtonType]`.
Without this fix, the autocomplete field would try to select the CPNotFound index from time to time which has always been wrong but is now specifically an error in Cappuccino.
The fix is to select nothing instead.
Without this fix, the pulldown button style displays using the same right-hand side widget as the popup button. This fix creates a new set of bezel images specifically for the popup button.
The token delete button becomes visible on mouse over of the token in the standard theme. It could be made to disappear even that the mouse was still over the token by mousing over the button itself and then out.
This fix delegates all hover management to the token alone.
- Removed stray console.error
- Made border of tooltips darker, they were almost invisible, even over a white background
- Added CGAlignStroke and CGAlignCoordinate, they are of general use
This change implements support for the CPTokenField delegate method `tokenField:menuForRepresentedObject:` (and the associated `tokenField:hasMenuForRepresentedObject:`).
* Note that this does not match the Cocoa documentation, but a whole bunch of event handling code relies on this behavior, so I have to keep it the way it was.
* Fixed dequeue flag in CPApplication -runModalSession:
* Added a window title in CPAlertTest
Without this fix the new compiler would treat IBOutlet as the type and expect the next token to be the ivar name.
This fix make the new compiler treat IBOutlet the same as @outlet.
When running on certain platforms the `ulimit` command is not available, which would crash the build script.
This change simply refrains from using the `ulimit` command if it's not available.
Without this fix all regular key events such as `CPKeyDown` would have an undefined location.
Since the location can't be retrieved from the browser on key events, this fix now makes it so that the last seen mouse position is included with each key event.
Before this fix:
* Build PATH has recently changed on Travis CI and hard-coded values in `.travis.yml' were no more valid (the `builds` folder has been renamed as `build`)
* Any contributor that forked the main project repository had to modify the definition of environment variables in order to integrate with http://travis-ci.org
With this fix cappuccino is correctly configured to be built on Travis CI and makes `.travis.yml` more generic (forkable).
Setting ulimit in narwhal.conf isn't necessary, not all targets need a larger limit. In addition, if the hard limit is 512, it can't be set above that once the terminal session starts.
Alexander Ljungberg
Andrew Hankinson
Aparajita Fishman
aparajita
Aparajita Fishman
Antoine Mercadal
Alexandre Wilhelm
Stephen Ierodiaconou
Gilles Cornu