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This is to help undo the some magic that is in the Qt/Mac port. Qt
automatically flips the Meta and Control keys on Mac. This is a
"feature" that makes porting older programs that don't use standard
shortcuts easier as Ctrl and Command usually map to the same shortcuts
in the application. The upshot of this is that I need to strip the
text() out of key events if they contain the Control or Meta modifier.
This causes much headache for anyone writing a terminal emulator. Though
they would still have to write special code because the keys are swapped
anyway. This allows people to write the terminal emulator where hitting
the Control key will really send a Control key modifier.
We've also done the extra work to ensure that standard shortcuts work
correctly regardless of what the value of the attribute is. That is, if
you specify QKeySequence::Cut for a shortcut you can always hit
Command+X and things will work.
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These are handy to have and make it possible for people to not have to
remember the specific sequences on the different platforms, though some
don't have any.
Reviewed-by: Jens Bache-Wiig
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When building docs for the mac, qdoc comments for functions defined
in the .h file were not found in any of the .cpp files in the mac
package because they were in the x11 or windows .cpp file. So I
moved them to a .cpp file that is in all the packages.
Task-number: 252496 252492
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Conflicts:
src/gui/painting/qbackingstore.cpp
src/gui/painting/qwindowsurface_raster.cpp
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We must tell the system that we want to intercept the back key on
Windows mobile. Each toplevel widget that needs correct back key
behaviour needs to have a menu bar. Why? Ask Microsoft...
Task-number: 248846
Reviewed-by: thartman
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When building docs for the mac, qdoc comments for functions defined
in the .h file were not found in any of the .cpp files in the mac
package because they were in the x11 or windows .cpp file. So I
moved them to a .cpp file that is in all the packages.
Task-number: 252496 252492
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Fixes 245347 again and does not trigger 252319
Task-number: 245347
Reviewed-by: Maurice
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When building docs for the mac, qdoc comments for functions defined
in the .h file were not found in any of the .cpp files in the mac
package because they were in the x11 or windows .cpp file. So I
moved them to a .cpp file that is in all the packages.
Task-number: 252496 252492
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Conflicts:
src/gui/kernel/qcocoaview_mac_p.h
src/gui/widgets/qmainwindow.cpp
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The crash only occurred on Windows and X11 when running with
-graphicssystem raster. The reason is that the actual paint device
in QRasterPaintEngine::begin() is changed to pixmap->data->buffer(),
which means QPaintEngine::paintDevice() returns something else than
what it was told to paint on (see cb0c899b56b84154f69ddc545991bc6ded96ab01)
The root of the problem, however, was that we used a weird condition
(painter->worldMatrixEnabled(), added in 345072b9 for Qt 4.4) to find
the target device. We did that because the shared painter was completely
different in 4.4. We refactored it in 4.5.0, and we can only trust
QPaintEngine::paintDevice to be the target device.
Auto-test included.
Task-number: 252837
Reviewed-by: Trond
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We were registering the types each time drag and drop was enabled, which
caused slowdowns when for example switching between the Edit and Debug
modes in QtCreator.
Instead, register the types on first enable and also when the custom types
change. Add check to draggingEntered() that disables the drag if
WA_DropSiteRegistered is false.
Reviewed-by: nrc
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The problem is that the mouse event was redirected to the active
pop-up, while it should have been redirected to the widget under
the mouse under the active popup. This patch does the correct
redirection
Task-number: 252259
Reviewed-by: Trenton Schulz
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There was code for updating the size constrains inside
setConstraints_sys. This is now added. Factored out the code that
does this into a function, and since we never applied size constraines
on a window upon creation, I also added an extra call from that
code part
Task-number: 219695
Reviewed-by: Trenton Schulz
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Instead instigate the quit by calling QApplication::quit(), using the code
that was already in place. This allows QApplication::exec() to return normally
and prevents resrouce leaks for objects created on the stack in main().
Reviewed-by: nrc
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embedded somewhere.
If a widget is embedded to non-Qt window on Windows, then we should still clear
the focus whenever we receive WM_KILLFOCUS since we won't get WM_ACTIVATEAPP in
this case. This is an addition to 6ed196051d0f19bfe2d045eaf12f5f5ca30670d0
Task-number: 251259
Reviewed-by: Thierry
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Got a case somehow with a timestamp of the mouse event that is less than
the timestamp we already had, so we need to make sure time only goes
forward.
Reviewed-by: Brad
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We are now moving focus to the XEmbed focus proxy when we accept a
client and when we get window activation. Window activation did that
before, but only when we were the active container, thus had focus in.
Now we do it always.
Due to race conditions with the window manager, the time stamt we used
for XSetInputFocus was the same as that of the window manager. This
broke it from time to time in Metacity and Xfce but always in KWin.
With other tested window manager we didn't have this issue.
Following Owen Tayler's advice (one of the authors of the XEmbed
specification) we now use CurrentTime and not qt_x11Data->time
when moving the input focus as there is no explicit user interaction
involved.
Reviewed-by: Denis Dzyubenko <denis.dzyubenko@nokia.com>
Reviewed-by: Bradley T. Hughes <bradley.hughes@nokia.com>
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If the label's sizeHint is bigger than its minimumSizeHint, the field
may be resized smaller than its minimum size.
This also fix another problem where the field would 'jump' from one
sizehint to the others.
(This can happen if labels can word-wrap for example)
Reviewed-by: Michael Goddard
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When requesting image/ppm type we didn't return the proper pixmap
because type 'PIXMAP' is not a proper image format name, but a reserved
atom, so the fix is to remove redundant check that was triggered before
we entered the actual function that tries to convert the clipboard
content.
Task-number: 252501
Reviewed-by: Brad
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Mozilla encodes the text/html format in UTF16 and adds a BOM, however
it doesn't specify the charset in the html header. The fix is to guess
the encoding by either charset in the html header or BOM for text/html
format, or by BOM for non html formats.
This commit adds a new public function QTextCodec::codecForUtfText() which
can be used to guess encoding out of the BOM.
Task-number: 250555
Reviewed-by: Benjamin Poulain
Reviewed-by: Simon Hausmann
Reviewed-by: Andreas Aardal Hanssen
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I'm tired of these "hidden" functions. We have an
AA_MacPluginApplication, but sometimes you may have a legitimate reason
for setting this outside of "plugin applications." In the footsteps of
the menu icon attribute, the attribute is the main leader, but menubars
can disable/enable this locally the new QMenuBar::setNativeMenuBar()
property. Otherwise, the menubars take their que from the application
attribute.
This also works for Windows CE. So, there is a bit on convergence as
well.
Task-number: 236757
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Conflicts:
src/gui/itemviews/qabstractitemview.cpp
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In general, Cocoa handles the the Apple Events for us. However, this is
time between creating the NSApplication and Cocoa has set everything up,
usually after the event loop is running. This means that until that
time, the events are dropped on the floor :-/. The workaround is to use
the same handler that we use for Carbon, but to only have it enabled for
until Cocoa is ready to handle things. This will result in not stepping
on the toes when used in a plugin (if it does, we can conditionalize
it).
Task-number: 252795
Reviewed-by: Richard Moe Gustavsen
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The reason is that we never applied the new max min values on the
native window itself. This patch does that, and also makes sure that
we do this on the appropriate times (window creation, etc)
Task-number: 219695
Reviewed-by: Trenton Schulz
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The problem was that we didn't take the painter's clip into account
when setting the system viewport ("hard clip"). We only used the system
clip, but we have to use system clip + painter clip, which is the
current engine clip. Unfortunately, we have to calculate it again
since there's no cross-platform way of retrieving it.
This was only a problem with Qt::(Replace|No)Clip, since we
in all other cases combine the old clip with the new one.
(Uber cool) auto test included.
Task-number: 250482
Reviewed-by: Samuel
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An item is not deleted when removed from the index. The remaining items get a new index. I changed deleted to removed.
Tasknumber: 252547
Rev-by: janarve
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Task-number: 246130
Reviewed-by: joerg
Introduce Q_WS_WINCE for Windows CE only windowing parts. So far we
decided to stick with Q_WS_WIN32, but having a separate define
makes the code more readable. In addition Q_WS_WINCE_WM is available
for Windows Mobile only parts, where we do not check for the OS on
runtime.
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Argh! Copy and paste is evil, not only was the test was wrong, We sent
the event twice and the second time we sent the wrong value.
Task-number: 250668
Reviewed-by: Morten Sørvig
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The test fails because, in cocoa, when resizing a window to zero (either
w or h), cocoa will also move the window up in the corner (!). So the
fix is to issue an extra move back to it's true location after the
resize. The faulty cocoa move is issued inside the resize callback, so
we choose to not update the window location anymore from a pure resize
callback.
Task-number: 251895
Reviewed-by: Trenton Schulz
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QGLWidget does not support partial updates unless the context is
single buffered and auto-fill background is disabled. The problem
was that QPaintEvent::region() returned the requested update region
without taking into account the limitation of QGLWidget. If QGLWidget
doesn't support partial updates, it means everything has to be updated,
and QPaintEvent::region() must return the whole widget rect.
Auto test included.
Task-number: 241785
Reviewed-by: Trond
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There are different types depending on Carbon and Cocoa, and it is
probably helpful to point that out.
Task-number: 251001
Reviewed-by: Kavindra
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an untransformed painter
When passing a painter to QWidget::render, we use the
painter->paintEngine()->systemClip() as the "system viewport",
i.e. all painting triggered by render() should be limited to
this area. The only way to achieve this is by always ensuring the
system clip is clipped to the same area (systemClip &= systemViewport).
The problem however, was that we only did this for transformed
painters. We must of course always do it when there's a systemViewport
set, regardless of whether the painter is transformed or not.
Auto test included.
Task-number: 248852
Reviewed-by: Trond
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Conflicts (version number change in 4.5):
src/corelib/global/qglobal.h
src/qbase.pri
tools/qdoc3/test/assistant.qdocconf
tools/qdoc3/test/designer.qdocconf
tools/qdoc3/test/linguist.qdocconf
tools/qdoc3/test/qmake.qdocconf
tools/qdoc3/test/qt-build-docs.qdocconf
tools/qdoc3/test/qt.qdocconf
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In the updated examples, the drag operation is changed in the drop-event
handler, which was not handled correctly in the Cocoa. This is now
supported for drag and drop from same application. If the drop was to
another application, the drag will return the result from the last
drag-move event.
Task-number: 252103
Reviewed-by: nrc
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Conflicts:
tests/auto/qaction/tst_qaction.cpp
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This reverts commit 99d243860548d6be8a68dfd027c51530351d12cb.
Needed because of commit b51dd5a7b328291c5dbda540ce228e7d867662cb.
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This reverts commit 031adeaf42ddaef8d01338f6c59ba97170be5d53.
The patch had some unforeseen side-effects for Creator.
It may also affect other existing applications in a similar way.
For now, this behavior (eating key sequences for disabled shortcuts)
should be achieved using a local workaround in creator.
Reviewed-by: mariusSO
Task-number: 251246
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Since the raster engine always assumes RGB layout in a QImage, we
can't support this out of the box.
Task-number: 248720
Reviewed-by: Samuel
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Conflicts:
src/corelib/global/qfeatures.h
src/gui/painting/qtransform.cpp
util/scripts/make_qfeatures_dot_h
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This is not strange since we never did anything to limit a resize within
the max min boundries. This patch factores out the code that ensures
this into a private function that is called both as a reaction to a
resize event, but also if resize is done programatically.
Task-number: 251893
Reviewed-by: Trenton Schulz
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Reviewed-by: TrustMe
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