Reserving toggle space is nice for consistency in main menus
and context menus, but it gets in the way in special situations,
such as combo boxes, tabular menus, etc.
GtkNotebook used gdk_window_get_pointer() incorrectly, as it already
had coordinates from various GdkEvents. Using get_pointer() means
that you get pointer positions *after* the event has happened, which
leads to visual out-of-sync results, or inadvertently detached tabs if
you click on them while your machine is being slow.
Signed-off-by: Federico Mena Quintero <federico@novell.com>
Don't pass the click on the button through to the scale when the
dock popup will be moved, otherwise we could end up changing the
sound in unexcepted ways (to zero for vertical popups at the bottom
of the screen for example).
gtk/gtkmenuitem.c: Override custom_tag_finished() for "accelerator" and search
the correct toplevel GtkWindow to attach accelerators to menu items.
gtk/gtkwidget.[ch]: Added _gtk_widget_buildable_finish_accelerator() to allow
subclasses to specify a toplevel window to associate with when parsing <accelerator>
tags
We do want to have consistent padding in menus in menubars and context
menus, but the menus used in comboboxes don't need the extra padding.
Add private GtkMenu API for turning this off. Bug 564063
Setting a tooltip on a widget unfortunately triggers several roundtrips
to the X server. We reduce this overhead by only doing it if the
widget is visible, and by deferring to an idle. See bug 585626.
The virtual method list_shortcut_folders returns a GSList * of GFile *.
In turn, gtk_file_chooser_list_shortcut_folders() converts those to strings.
However, the delegate in gtkfilechooserutils.c was calling
gtk_file_chooser_list_shortcut_folders() every time, so we were trying
to convert invalid data.
Now we have an internal function that deals with GFile *. That
function is called by the delegate, and the conversion is done only
once by the API entry points.
Signed-off-by: Federico Mena Quintero <federico@novell.com>
We can't set the sort column when we load the GtkFileChooser's settings, as the
file models may not have been created yet. Wait until the models are actually
present; then we can set the sort column.
Signed-off-by: Federico Mena Quintero <federico@novell.com>
Use g_*gettext functions in gdk-pixbuf instead direct gettext
calls to benefit from the maybe-dont-translate functionality
in GLib. Also, replace a hand-rolled version by g_dpgettext2
in gtkbuilderparser.c. Fixes bug 585791.
The documentation for the function says that the app_exec string
should be freed, but we return a pointer to the internal string
without duplicating it. Since the app_exec string is valid as long
as the GtkRecentInfo is valid the documentation should be fixed
and the out argument should be constified. Fixes#584832.
(gtk_cell_renderer_pixbuf_set_property): add back evil code that makes
sure that the current image is only unset if the new image was created
from the same property or the new property is not NULL.
GtkFileChooserDefault actually implements a binding signal for
Backspace, to make it go to the parent directory. However,
GtkTreeView was eating our Backspace, and thus the file chooser was
not getting a chance to execute its binding signal.
GtkTreeView implements a Backspace binding itself, which it uses to
move to the parent node of the current cursor node. However, the
binding handler would return TRUE even if there was no parent to the
current node. Now the binding handler only returns TRUE if it
actually changed the cursor.
Additionally, gtk_tree_view_key_press() sees if no bindings handled a
key press; in that case, it re-sends the key press to the treeview's
search entry. However, sending a Backspace to an empty entry makes
the entry beep. Thus, we add a flag that gets set from GtkTreeView's
Backspace binding handler, to tell gtk_tree_view_key_press() when it
should *not* re-emit the key press on the search entry. Sort of,
"yeah, I didn't handle this key press, but I don't want you to send it
to the search entry, either!".
Signed-off-by: Federico Mena Quintero <federico@novell.com>
