Issue 11

Committing changes from James Bowlin to fix a rendering bug.
Constellation lines were disappearing at high zoom when one of the
endpoints was far off-screen. This patch uses interpolation to truncate
the constellation line at the edge of the visible skymap.

Thanks James!

submit patch by Jahshan Bhatti to fix Bug 47242:
JJ: CDROM info not available from Control Centre

Thanks a lot Jahshan !!

FEATURE: 47242

It seems that letting "eject" handling the unmount doesn't introduce
undesired side-effects. So let's do it this way, to avoid error on
unmount for supermounted devices.

BUG: 116209

Commit my personal changes, so I am not the only one with an artsd that doesn't
leak *shame on me*
BUG:119504

More patches by Markus Kaufhold (Thanks!):
- When playing a CD, show "Starting CD Audio track...", instead of "Connecting to stream source...";
- On Track Information Menu, show "CD Audio" for CD tracks, instead of "Remote Media";
- Disable inline editing for CD Audio Tracks.
BUG: 127881

fix wikipedia lookup for non-ascii artists
patch by Thomas Lindroth
BUG: 127654

When rendering favourite albums, show "...once you have rated some..." if only ratings are enabled. If neither ratings or scores are being used, then weight the query on playcount.

A full pre-processor for the C# parser.

There is now a seperate pre-processor parser (csharp_pp) that works together
with the lexer so that the main parser only gets to see real tokens, with
no disruption from the pre-processor.

This commit also throws out the parser class's i/o actions from main.cpp
into a seperate, to-be-adapted-to-the-framework file called csharp-io.cpp.

So much for the foundations, now I can start with the actual C# grammar...

Adding user option to toggle Antialiasing on/off. Eventually, this will
be set via the Options window, in the Advanced tab. However, that tool
is still not functioning, so for now I am binding it to the "A" key.I had said on the mailing list that I was not going to keep the
integer-pixel draw functions, because they weren't much faster than the
floating-pixel equivalents. After looking at it again, the
integer-pixel draw functions are 20-40% faster than their floating-point
counterparts.

So for now I am going to commit the changes that include
using integer draw functions when antialiasing is off.Also, I have fixed the problem where star colors get saturated when
antialiasing is turned off (this was noticeable before while the sky was
in motion). The problem was caused by the fact that the colored rim of
star images cannot be less than 1 pixel wide without antialiasing. I
solved it by keeping the width at 1 pixel, but desaturating the color of
the rim by an appropriate amount. It works pretty well.Related API change: I removed some arguments from fromScreen() and
toScreen(), because we were just passing around things like
Options::useAltAz(), which are already accessible from within any
function. We still need to pass a "bool useRefraction" to toScreen, but
this should almost always be left at its default value (true), which
actually means "adopt whatever Options::useRefraction() is set to". The
exception is the Horizon; these points must never be refracted, so we
pass "false" to the argument, which means "ignore
Options::useRefraction(); don't refract the point".There's also some code in this commit related to adding XYZ support to
SkyPoint, but nothing yet that you'll notice unless you look at the
code.

Making reading of chemical datafiles work. I created a small OB-wrapper to hide the ugly OB-API

* As we now support ObenBabel2 we don't need custom-made parsers

A new tool, the History Browser.
It's a small dialog you can use to navigate back and forth in the history of the current costruction.
At the moment it's quite simple, just uses the undo/redo texts as descriptions, but the system can be easily expanded to display better descriptions of the construction steps.
This will start to implement the part #3 of bug 121544.

CCBUG: 121544

* Adding a file which contains the future GUI of the 3d-renderer and remove some dead code

Changes by Benoit:
- implemented highlighting of selected atom (paints it in a blue color that is
influenced by the original color)
- now uses GLColor struct to handle color stuff
- in big-spheres style, use smaller spheres (tell me what you think of this)
- some slotChooseStylePreset reorganization

Get rid of some more embedded XPMs in UI files.

In this case, (the button icons in the data manager) I have not added them back in
with kiconloader because
-I don't really like icons on buttons
-Several of the icons were really tacky in 22x22 mode, though
shrunk to 16x16 for the menues, they look semi-ok.

If anyone has strong feelings that we should keep the icons on the
buttons in the data manager, we can discuss kiconloading them.
Otherwise, they are gone.

new image preview icons

Add a html based gui.

* Add a pretty tooltip for the graphs. For example. instead of saying "cpu/avgload1" it now shows the color of the
line and says "CPU Average Load". Much nicer :)

* Replace a Q3PtrList with QList

Merge background-size, background-origin and background-clip from WebCore.
Access them by using -khtml-background-size, -khtml-background-origin and
-khtml-background-clip
FEATURE:

Added framework for a kfile based indexer for Strigi

A new class, KButtonGroup.
It acts much like QGroupBox, and it's a valid replacement in KConfigXT for Q3ButtonGroup.
This includes an unit test and the integration with KConfigXT.

FEATURE: increased usability of KIO KSSL dialog
approved on kde-core-devel

Add "Text Completion" type selection menu to the Composer Settings menu (Proko2 Issue 738).
Finally my first commit!!! Feels nice to be here :). Thanks Till and Taj.

Introducing the karm dbus plugin

Further work to make the CreateShapesTool be useful and have a nice API.
It now is able to create shapes via the KoShapeFactory::createDefaultShape()
method all via the toolManager (so simple API for the app).

The first loadable plugin; a very primitive text shape

Make the unicolorselector work when using r,g,b channels

current color is still not set though, but this is still nice progress.

Further work on the UniColorChooser:
Let the number inputs work too.
Introduce the concept of current color - you can now paint with it!
Make sure the slider and xy are updated when you select another
channel or enter values.

its 2 weeks late, but here is the new delete/trash dialog.
Imported from Juk.

BUG:98822

Improved and almost complete icon theme from vnizzz (Vadim). BIG thanks to you dude :)

NOTE: Not all of the icons are used yet, this is work in progress.

Update ChangeLog and default-enable icon theme, since it's almost completed now.

* First-run wizard can no longer be restarted from the application menu.
However, it can still be invoked with "amarok --wizard".

Made the update interval of the interface informations configurable.
This can reduce CPU load of KDED on older machines and is neededto allow different backends (that need different time) in the future.

filetransfers are hooked up to the gui enough that I can cancel transfers. however, the accept/cancel dialog seems to be quite broken. I'll have to fix it before I can get incoming transfers working.

Now actually useful. Syncs the DeviceStore with stored networks instead of using hacks, and can connect to known networks and new networks. Caveat: switching from WLAN to ethernet seems bugged.

ADD: Added popup menu to system tray to quickly select transfer rate limits. Big thanks to Khrothgar for providing the patch and Eike Hein for suggestions.
BUG: 129076

adding an idea for a game controller

new icon

new version made by danil dotsenko

FEATURE: Added support for FC5. Thanks to Than Ngo.

adding support for two finger (apple type) scrolling

add backends configuration

FIxing an unnecessary bottleneck in the draw loop: I had been converting
the sky QPixmap to a QImage before calling drawImage() to render it on
the SkyMap widget. However, this conversion takes over 0.1 sec, so now
I simply call drawPixmap() instead.Between this change and making antialiasing optional, KStars should feel
much "snappier" now.The time elapsed for the drawing code is still about a factor of two
longer than it was under 3.5, but we're getting there. I added detailed
feedback messages for timing the various draw functions, but they are
commented out. If you want to enable them, look for "TIMING" labels in
the two files modified by this commit, and uncomment the relevant lines.

Speed up drawing stars. Thanks for the ideas, James.(1) Move color calculation out of draw loop. StarObject now has a
static QMap member that holds QColors for each spectral type. These
colors are updated once per draw cycle, to match the current state:
+ if using Antialiased drawing and map is not slewing, use full
saturated colors
+ if AA is off, or map is slewing, desaturate the color.(2) Draw star labels in a separate loop, so we don't have to reset the
Font and Pen color for each star.(3) Set the QBrush color outside the draw loop.

I guess #55795 is right - there's not much point in using a cache
if it doesn't really work by default. Make the backgrounds cache
size unlimited by default, people low on memory or whatever can
change it manually (or they shouldn't be using multiple wallpapers
at all in the first place).
CCBUG: 55795

Attempt at line-per-line loading of PNGs.
Lets me 'load' pippin's huge 31129 x 28957 file (with commented out layer preview and bird's eye). Loading itself takes something like 5 minutes, but doesn't take any memory with good swap settings. Afterwards, Krita consumes memory like a madman, I'm guessing part of it is the display code (changing zoom level takes about 2 minutes,

This is much, much faster on large byte vectors and gets the current bug down
to where it can read the tag in around 18 seconds unstead of 30 minutes.

I'm going to see if I can find the other hot paths now...

CCBUG:122183

A couple more optimizations for splitting vectors. One of them makes search
faster in the simple case (no need for Boyer-Moore for a one-character search)
and append a null vector rather than instantiating a new one when we find empty
fields.

This gets the reading time down to 6 seconds here for the reported bug, which
still isn't great, but it's starting to get close to acceptable. I'll see if I
can get it a little tighter...

BUG:122183

avoid ~/.dmrc symlink attack vulnerability (CVE-2006-2449)

port to the new snapshot. break everything that uses kdialog since I don't feel like fucking porting stuff again after just finishing the other stuff.

What's the point of doing a kdelibs snapshot every two weeks if you're just going to updated it mid-cycle?

oKular is now okular