Previously, the parameters to CPColor colorWithHue:saturation:brightness: could be specified below 0 or above 1.0.
Now the values are clamped so that values below 0 are taken as 0 and values above 1.0 and taken as 1.0.
Previously, - CPColor hsbComponents returned degrees and percents. With the latest change to - CPColor colorWithHue:saturation:brightness: this was inconsistent.
Now - CPColor hsbComponents returns its components as factors in the 0-1.0 range.
Previously, + CPColor colorWithHue:saturation:brightness: took its parameters as degrees and percent (e.g. hue between 0º and 360º, saturation and brightness between 0% and 100%). However, in Cocoa the components are given as factors (0.0-1.0) like other colour methods.
This fix makes + CPColor colorWithHue:saturation:brightness: work like in Cocoa.
This commit fixes a typo in CPTableView. `_contentBindingExpicitelySet` should be `_contentBindingExplicitlySet`. The misspelling was consistent, so this should have no functional change.
This commit fixes the delegate documentation for `- (void)tableViewSelectionIsChanging:(CPNotification)aNotification`, removing reference to "selection chaining." (should be "selection changing")
This replaces the previous solution with one proposed by @BlairDuncan. It uses the _highlightItemAtIndex: method to maintain the highlight state, rather than setting the _highlightIndex variable directly.
Previously when a menu item was instantiated outside of the context of the menu itself, its highlight state was maintained even after it was removed from the menu. If the menu was dismissed with the item highlighted, and then the item was used in another menu (e.g., re-added to a context menu for a table row) it would appear highlighted, even though the menu highlight index was not set.
This commit ensures that when removing items from a menu that the highlight state of the underlying view is set to NO as well.
Tests for this behaviour are included as well.
Fixes#1899
Previously the default About panel was constructed in a CIB. Additionally, an Xcode-based XIB/CIB file was constructed to replace it.
This commit creates the default About panel in code and removes the additional CIB/XIB files in the AppKit/Resources panel.
* 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 fix adds two keys to the default Info.plist in the capp gen template for NibApplication, "CPBundleVersion" and "CPHumanReadableCopyright". These are introduced primarily to fill out the fields in the default "About" panel. (see #1896)
With the death of Atlas CIB files can no longer be edited directly. This commit replaces a CIB-only version of "AppKit/Resources/AboutPanel.cib" with a XIB-derived one that can be edited in Xcode.
This commit also moves some of the formatting of the about panel into the IB file (c.f. the FIXME note).
Previously no default principal class was declared in Info.plist for a framework.
This commit declares the principal class to be the same as the main framework class created with capp gen -t Framework.
Previously, if a CFBundle with the given identifier had been loaded, but no CPBundle had yet been created with the given identifier, -bundleWithIdentifier would return nil instead of a newly constructed CPBundle with the CFBundle's URL.
This commit correctly returns a newly constructed CPBundle when a CFBundle is found.
CFBundle internally stores its URL in relative form, and returned that relative URL in the bundleURL() function. However, in Cocoa an absolute URL is returned. It is reasonable to assume an absolute URL would be expected by some asking for the bundle's URL. Even within CFBundle, most times bundleURL() is called it is followed with absoluteURL().
This commit returns an absolute URL from bundleURL().
Previously the CPDatePicker didn't work with the action and target. Now each time the dateValue changed, the given action is sent to the target.
This commit fix also a bug with moving with tab and the arrows. Before, the left arrow worked liked a tab when the firstElementTextField was selected in a textual CPDatePicker.
Test app in Tests/Manual/CPDatePicker.
When a menu is active, menu selection should change as characters are typed.
This can be seen in the manual CPMenuTest.
It used to work in the past but with all of the changes in the last few months to the compiler I
was not able to track down the exact commit that broke it. The code responsible for
clearing the _keybuffer after a brief delay in typing, was not being called,
resulting in a build up of characters.
This commit moves the check for delay to the interpretKeyEvent and takes care of
clearing the _keybuffer itself and removes that responsibility from the selection method.
Martin Carlberg
Alexander Ljungberg
Aparajita Fishman
Antoine Mercadal
Alexandre Wilhelm
aparajita
Christophe Serafin
Andrew Hankinson
Blair Duncan