Issue 23

Fix bug 133499, serbia and montenegro are not together since summer 2006

Will ask the translators if it is ok to backport for KDE 3.5.5

Ensure every action's keybinding in the viewer is configurable
(Thanks to Kimball Robinson for bringing it to my attention that they were not)

Apply patch for Bug 53642: Menubar is always visible after coming back from fullscreen

Thanks to Vinay Shastry for the patch!

Fix accessibility bug wrt frames scrolling=no by allowing scrolling if content would be otherwise hidden. The scrollbars still remain hidden. This also complies with Mozilla.

Show proper tag dialog when viewing shares from DAAP - this allows seeing all metadata, not just title

Fixes the "bug" where Filelight didn't update the map after a delete, it just invalidated it. I tried to implement a nice delete dialog, but no matter what I try the fugly KDE ui-server dialog pops up. Nice. Annoyed I am yes.

Now that I'm done doing the "yay! it works!" dance, it's time to commit!

Base the project model on QStandardItemModel and QStandardItem. This provides us a cleaner model implementation since we can use the APIs provided by Qt rather than using an abstract model and making up our own APIs.

The generic file manager is the only one that is correct in terms of display, and I have tons of bugs to fix, but this is a good first stopping point since i need to merge with trunk again.

This commit is the start of Ruby language support for KDevelop 4.
Implemented:
- ruby LL(1) parser with kdevelop-pg parser generator
- ruby lexer with flex
- ruby language support stub (it doesn't do anything now)

To this moment the parser is able to parse simple expressions, class and method declarations.
More stuff is pending, keep in touch ;)

Implemented initial framework for toolview numbering (idea is similar to what we have in newui in 3.4 - to have <Alt+number> accelerators for toolviews).

Last night and tonight's work...:

1) Use static deleters for singletons

2) Use new KUrl for KDevDocumentRangeObject when working with non-smart cursors. I found that even a blank KUrl (QUrl) allocates a QUrlPrivate, and this was hurting us - 5Mb memory use on a 1Mb document. Found on
profiling with Massif.

3) Locking for the definition-use chain.
- One top-level lock per chain for most functions
- Per-object locking (internally) for external references - not finished
- Use locking in client code

I have left debugging enabled for now... if you hit an assert, please
email/irc me.

4) Disable the duchainviewer. For this to work, there is still a fair
bit of work to be done:
- need notification of major changes to a duchain while unlocked
- need to create a proxy model which can forward data from any thread to the gui thread

New retrieve a token representing the current revision of a document. At a later point in time, new cursors and ranges can be created and translated to the current revision from a specified previous revision.

For example, this enables:
- threaded programs can create cursors and ranges based on text they have received but which might have been changed by the user at the time they are to be created.

- editors can go accurately to the line,col position of a compilation error by saving a revision token for the last compilation.

Fix automatic updating of closing tags (don't search for the closing tag for single tags).

Make CSS completion work inside style attributes.

Start working on incremental parsing support... context builder in theory supports it now (untested)

support the new dataset discoverCountry

add the maps for the new view

Cool, the new feature works: Now you can see a nice map-view :)

* The checkboxes in the annotation dialog are now tristate, which means that there are no need for the "merge" and "remove" checkboxes.
Also the "and" checkbox has been replaced with an "and" and a "or" radio button to make their meaning more understandable.

* BUGFIX: Solved this crash: edit a category name in the settings dialog, press Apply and press OK. (thanks to Christoph Moseler for finding this.

Work towards supporting multiple galleries.
I wont commit the changes to existing files just yet as it's not ready to go live.
I am now able to define, edit, delete multiple galleries which save permanently in kipirc/wallet. Just need to update some more UI elements to use this new list of galleries when logging in.

Check in an initial version of the kfile (meta-data) plugin for the XML Paper Specification format, which is an emerging Microsoft format for e-documents. The format is broadly similar in capabilities to what most people use PDF for. The approach in this document would probably work for similarly packaged files, including some of the stuff from Microsoft's Office 2007 format.

This plugin isn't the greatest example of XML handling, but it does work on almost all the files I tried it on.

It is known to crash on some files - those that use the interleaved Zip format. I just don't know how to protect from this case. It also won't work on anything that uses digital signatures (just not handled - we don't have enough XAML tools) and also won't work on zip files that uses the Zip64 extensions (because KZip can't handle that).

Move focus to the logical place when activating the "console" and "grep" plugins.
This makes binding a key to e.g "show terminal" far more usable.

Started code with unit tests for the different indexing backends.

Add support for range queries (e.g. size:>1000) in the CLucene backend.

Add an inputstream that takes input from an extermal program. This paves the way for support for helper applications for indexing from e.g. Word or PowerPoint files.

Allow multiple views to be connected to a terminal emulation. Looking at this as a model-view combination, the terminal image (TEScreen) becomes the model, and the terminal display (TEWidget) becomes the view.

Add support for helper programs in Strigi. At the moment pdftotext and wvText are used for parsing PDF and Microsoft Word respectively.

Add in mimetype for the Microsoft XML Paper Specification format.

forward port SVN commit 571208 by winterz:

Approved by Till.
Put the state of the spell checker in a status box in a compose window.
Remove the status bar message "As-you-type spelling checking enabled/disabled."

This not only looks better, but also helps me as I'm trying to debug
why spell checking sometimes comes and goes for no good reason.

First template for filesystem configuration.

Make KWord old format styles-loading work again by filling the new data structures for parag/character/list styles and use that for the paragraphs.
Fix quite some little buglets in the process.

Implement recursive lists. So now you can again do things like
1
1.1
1.2
1.2.1
etc.

Implemented selection of multiple path points by using control key to add/remove points to/from the actual selection. All selected points can be deleted at once now. When dragging a node point, all selected path points can be moved at once. When dragging a control point, only the control point is moved. Rubberband selection of path points follows.

Usability feature;
reorder the order in which we look which handle the mouse is over, first trying the scale ones. This has the effect that very small items first scale and only then we will look at skewing etc.

Also remove some unused code that an earlier refactor left behind.

Long overdue: now the grey8 colorspace also works antialiased when opacity<100% on adjustment layers

Put a templated base version of alpha darken in the abstract colorspace, so we should be able to easily add alpha darken to other colorspaces (finally!)

Alpha darken for CMYK8 and CMYK16. Yay for code reuse :)

analyse the image and try to create a palette to reduce the size of the png

The moodbar is now displayed in the systray icon tooltip if the Mood column is displayed in the Playlist.

Default streams should not be editable, whilst user added streams should be!

New DCOP Calls for scripts: proxyForUrl and proxyForProtocol, that return the proxy settings in kde

Moodbars are everywhere! Now they've even invaded the OSD! And they've cleaned up some of the code there too!

Lastfm streams work with proxies.
Mostly extracted from a patch by Martin Ellis.
Unfortunately we can't use the dcop call for this, since it would cause those timing problems again.
I tried hard not to break DAAP (what might even work with proxies as well, as soon as eean makes the necessary changes to his code, and stop using QHttp).

K3b now uses libiconv to check the encoding of filenames added to a data project.
Still missing is a dialog which allows the user to fix the encoding.

Let the context browser work with streams, for people without any collection.

Place a button in the Daap toolbar "Share My Music". This allows for easy access to enabling/disabling the daap server.

This is an intermediary solution, this option should be moved to the collection config, but requies a shuffle of daap server stuff.

Add support for Undo/Redo across sessions

Moved the media selection widget out of the tab widget just like in the project burn dialogs.

Now all dialogs have the same basic layout.

I changed the GUI again!
And this time I like it. I moved the backup chekbox into the advanced file system settings (for now there is a mkisofs bug which prevents this option from working properly anyway). Furthermore I removed the outdated warning about multisession DVDs.

add a dbus call for adding transfers (only kurl yet; not kurl::list)

This should be a functioning rssfeed plugin. Please test it and mail any bugs to me

Updated download code so that it removes a match if it fails to find a
torrent and start it downloading

Rewrote the download processing code to remove the dependency on khtml -
it now processes using standard Qt classes

Update download code again to improve support for differing html pages

Adding exception handling for brute for torrent file detection (fixed crashes on some html files)

Added popup notifying user of failed download if the pressed the download button (automatic downloads don't throw popups)

Added HTTP tracker scraping

new icons

new icons

Draw buttons correctly when in top down mode and detect the orientation at startup automatically. I won't work on run time alteration of orientation right now, pending upcoming rendering changes.

Adding the amarok crash handler to Filelight as it works a treat and I'd be interested by the results.

Also commiting my release documentation so next time I don't get stuck.

After far more pain and hardship than I ever thought it would require, and pretty much the entirety of the past two weekends, I've finished refactoring the entire find/replace system for KJots. It now supports every kind of find/replace option generally available, including regexps and placeholders during replaces. And yes, you can also recursively search and replace all pages in the bookshelf, with or without a cute little Replace/Skip/All/Cancel dialog box if you wish to have one.

Added support for comments in RAR archives Added support for comments in RAR archives & improved the Archive Infos dialog box improved the Archive Infos dialog box

Added support fir .sit and .hqx archives

Allow themes to get the selected KDE user language

Added support of comments for Zip archives

Added full support of HQX archives

Localization update to allow *all* base data to be localized.

Instead of putting all this base data inside of a header file in the form of an array, they are loaded from a data file at runtime based on locale. There are four files to translate: property-data-LANG.txt, ingredient-data-LANG.txt, unit-data-LANG.txt, and prep-data-LANG.txt.

Also, the user gets a message if they ask to import nutrient data and there is no localized data for their language. They can continue, using English data, or decide not to do the import.

Now black & white chips may be used instead of colored ones.
You can even change this on the fly! ;)

Few crash fixes also.

You know what? It's getting near the end.
(Just joking - there's no end in software development ;) )

I'm in the mood of writing an overview of what to be done:

- Add number of chips statistics to status bar
- Add the moves history widget.
- Nice messagebox with stats at the end of the game
- HighScoreswhite chips may be used instead of colored ones.
You can even change this on the fly! ;)

Few crash fixes also.

You know what? It's getting near the end.
(Just joking - there's no end in software development ;) )

I'm in the mood of writing an overview of what to be done:

- Add number of chips statistics to status bar
- Add the moves history widget.
- Nice messagebox with stats at the end of the game
- HighScores

And here it is: Moves History Widget. Welcome! :)

Initial highscores support (adapted from old sources)

Initial checkin for the fixed-size vector and matrix classes and for instantiations.cpp.
More reorganization.

Don't keep a timer firing every 500ms if there's nothing to poll for.

Speed up playlist XML writing approximately 10 times. This patch considerably improves Amarok's overall performance with big playlists and also cuts down on shutdown time.

Details:
Problem was that Playlist::saveXML() would invoke methods like MetaBundle::score(), which accessed the database in many cases. This database access was extremely slow, so we circumvent it and use cached values instead.

Another optimization is that we now write the XML data to a string before writing to the target file.

Moving some stuff over from another local project. There are still a couple of functions that I didn't convert and I haven't actually tested it, but moving towards synching with my local stuff.

powermanager:
* KUniqueApplication breaks dcop connectivity for no obvious reason
Work around it in an ugly way as a revenge and an exercise for others.

Welcome, Kate regression test suite.

Introducing automatic regression testing for kate.

I lifted the regression tester from khtml, so you'll still find many debris from the conversion.

Conceptionally, it works like this:
- start with regression directory
- read testcases under directory tests/
- execute script on each test
- compare result with template under baseline/
- if both are equal, consider test as passed

The tool works fully automatically. Additional testcases can be added easily by providing an initial testcase under tests/ and an accompanying script containing the statements as well as a proposed result template under baseline.

Shortcomings:
- Testcase execution is *very* slow.
- Some results are not deterministic. I.e. if you invoke ./testkateregression indent/csmart/openpar1.txt it will fail. If you run it in batch, it will pass.
- Currently, there are only testcases for the c-style indenter.

Integrated regression testing into buildsystem.
Now you can invoke

make check

and have kate automatically regression-tested.

All of these don't work sufficiently (IMO) with the adjustment layers. So disable them. I'm pretty sad about some of them (oilpaint, wave), but as long as they don't work, they'll be disabled. If people have suggestions on fixing any of them, feel free to do so, I'd be very happy to see them reappear.

The incremental collection scanner, in conjunction with the AFT code, now causes the CollectionDB::fileDeleted() signal to be emitted when it detects files that were removed but not moved. This functionality was added to make it easier to add AFT support to the Moodbar; also, Jeff may use it in the Playlist. The API may change a bit when I actually write thef AFT+moodbar code, so don't use it before then.

Put in the infrastructure to allow the user to decide whether to broadcast a daap server. This complies with the popular "no-open-ports" policy that many distributions (eg ubuntu) are now enforcing.

We need to make these configuration options much more visible, not in this poor config dialog.

Major redesign of tracker handling, this is an overview of the changes:
- Everybody wishing to provide potential peers to a torrent should derive from PeerSource
- The AnnounceList class has been scrapped,
- To replace it there is a PeerSourceManager class, this manages the trackers and the custom PeerSources. PeerSourceManager is derived from
TrackersList so the page on the infowidget pretty much works the same.
- Status field of the tracker will now add more detailed error messages
- If a tracker sends a failure reason, we will now show this
- If a tracker cannot be reached anymore, the switching will be properly handled (i.e. a started event is sent)

Made all the fixes suggested at www.englishbreakfastnetwork.org, a fantastic resource that I only discovered thanks to Google. Whoever it is who runs this place, I thank you! And you should market the service some more..