Move the gestures to the individual cells, and
make them trigger the context menu via an action
that takes item position and coordinates.
The semantics are changed slightly: the menu actions
now operate on the clicked item, not on the selection.
Still to do: Fix up keyboard activation.
If the async query fails to reproduce a file info,
we still need to thaw the model, otherwise it ends
up frozen forever.
This was deduced by reading the code, I haven't
actually seen it happen.
We can use the new collation property of GtkStringSorter,
and get the benefit of sort key caching. This commit
also fixes an accidental leak of all sorters, and
removes the sorter from the location column - we never
show that column when individual colummns are sortable.
This reverts commit 34752a15a71597d00a8d08befc545ac1c178b81b.
Leaving out the drag source portion as that needs a total
reimplementation. The GtkDropTarget only required minor
modifications.
Put a filter model between the selection model and
the filesystem model, and make it filter on the
filechooser::visible attribute. This makes the filer
combo in the filterchooser and the 'show hidden files'
item work. But we need to prod the filter to trigger
a refiltering every now and then.
Provide the filtered-out and visible bits as a file attributes
under the names filechooser::filtered-out and filechooser::visible,
so that we can filter on it.
To track changes of the selected items in a selection
model, we need to listen to both ::selection-changed
and ::items-changed.
This fixes the open button not turning sensitive
when initially loading a new folder.
When a list item is activated, we activate the default widget.
Unfortunately, due to some other bug, sometimes the open button
is not made sensitive, and then default.activate falls back
to activating the focus widget (which is the item we are just
coming from). Boom
Soon GtkFileSystemModel will not be a GtkTreeModel implementation,
so preemptively remove any usage of this interface. Populate the
list store using the GListModel's 'items-changed' signal.
This has to be the shortest-living object in GTK history!
It helped us greatly during the transition to GtkColumnView, but
now we can remove it in favour of GFileInfo directly. Perhaps I
could have never introduced GtkFileSystemItem in the first place,
but we're 30 commits deep and it's too late to just redo the whole
thing that will get us exactly here anyway.
We now start a mini-series of commits that will ultimately remove
the GtkTreeModel implementation of GtkFileSystemModel.
As a first step, port GtkSearchEngineModel iter through the files
using GListModel API.
Now that most of the treeview usage is gone, remove the remaining
code that uses it - mostly event handling code, which for now won't
work, but will be fixed by next commits - and drop the tree view
entirely.
So far, GtkFileChooserWidget has relied on GtkTreeView's selection
management. This commit moves it away from GtkTreeView, and that's
a massive surgery - sorry :(
The most important aspect of this commit is that 'selection_model'
is now the main model we deal with. Changing between directories,
recent files, and search, all sets the selection_model's model.
Selections are entirely handled by GtkSelectionModel now.
React to column view's 'activate' signal, instead of treeview's
'row-activated'. It doesn't handle file sensitivity yet, but that
will probably be dropped later.
