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unlike in an earlier attempt, ids are textual this time.
the developer is able to provide a template for the string. when lupdate
and lrelease are integrated into the build process, this makes it
possible to avoid a round-trip to a dedicated string designer during the
early development stage.
Requirement-id: QT-435
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If a big widget is inside a scroll area, and this widget is in the
limits of XCOORD_MAX, its child might not be inside the limits.
The child is then limited to wrect, but wrect might not be on the
screen because the parent is scrolled. To avoid this problem,
the widgets position should not influence whether wrect is used or not.
Task-number: 144779
Reviewed-by: nrc
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On Mac OS X, QMenuBar::clear() does not remove menu items
that have been merged into the system menu bar.
Task-number: 255222
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Task-number: 256452
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Simplified caching of uniform locations.
Reviewed-by: Samuel
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We used to check the 100 first sections and 100 last sections
Now we make sure we check 100 visible sections
Task-number: 255574
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This patch improves the graphics view support for input
methods in several ways:
* A new ItemAcceptsInputMethod flag is introduced to serve
the same purpose for graphics items as WA_InputMethodEnabled
does for widgets: Input method support can be controlled
individually for each item.
* The input method sensitivity of a view (i.e. the value of
the WA_InputMethodEnabled flag) is updated dynamically
whenever the input method support of the current focus
item may change.
* Input contexts are reset whenever an item that supports
input methods loses focus.
Reviewed-by: janarve
Task-number: 254492
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This happens only for widgets with focus frames. Since the mouse
location at the time of this event will be outside of the focus frame,
we cannot use it to identify the widget. Instead, use the QDragManager's
currentTarget() to deliver the drag leave event.
Task-number: 252088
Reviewed-by: Norwegian Rock Cat
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Since we don't support Windows versions < Win 2000, we can just
go ahead and replace usage of the old compat dialog.
Task-number: 222417
Reviewed-by: Prasanth
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Without this, QWindowSurface::flush() doesn't work.
Reviewed-by: Samuel
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Even though the _XEMBED_INFO property uses 32 bit values,
prop_return has 64-bit padded values in 64-bit applications,
see man XChangeProperty. Without this fix the XEMBED client
will read XEMBED_MAPPED wrong and unmap (hide) itself.
Merge-request: 797
Reviewed-by: Denis Dzyubenko <denis.dzyubenko@nokia.com>
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HoverEnter/Leave now do nothing.
Task-number: 256103
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Fixes: corelib/kernel/qcore_unix_p.h:127: error: `O_CLOEXEC' undeclared
Some toolchains claim to provide glibc >= 2.4 but do not define
O_CLOEXEC.
An alternative fix might be to define O_CLOEXEC ourselves as we do
with some of the system call numbers.
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With document margins, the mapping from content-coordinates to visual
coordinates went wrong.
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Rewritten the api almost from scratch, making it simplier and more
flexible at the same time.
The current implementation will not have complex gseturemanager class
inside Qt, but the QGesture base class, which represents both a
gesture recognizer and a gesture itself with a set of properties. A
set of common gestures that can use used in third-party applications
(and in Qt itself internally) is supposed to be found in
qstandardgestures.h, and a base class for user-defined gestures is in
qgesture.h
Gesture implementation for Pan on Windows7 has also been added as a
reference implementation for platform gestures.
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For example when an unhandled key sequence (i.e. that has now shortcut
assosiated with it) like Alt-L is pressed, we shouldn't insert the 'L'
text from the QKeyEvent::text() into the text widget.
Reviewed-by: Thomas Zander
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That's what unistd.h uses: void* can receive any pointer, while char* can't
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account for all sections is sorting is enabled.
Task-number: 208320
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also older MSVC
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SOCK_CLOEXEC
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QSharedPointer"
This reverts commit fb51a10ee0451274a430227566ae26efb2ac4474.
Sorry, it didn't work. I can fix the MSVC error, but the problem is
that older GCC versions (4.2) fail with the following code:
template<typename T> struct Buffer
{
char buffer[128] __attribute__((aligned(__alignof__(T))));
};
The same works fine in GCC 4.4.
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are declared in this file.
The one-definition rule allows the forward declaration appearing below to
apply to code that was earlier. Therefore, if the compiler finds out
how to delete the object, we can allow a QSharedPointer of a forward-
declared-type.
This means the actual problem is just a warning with g++. To catch the
error, we need a separate .cpp file and I'd rather run this as an
external test.
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one go.
This avoids one memory allocation. Currently, we only support calling
the default constructors. I will *NOT* implement argument passing for
C++03. I will implement it with rvalue references for C++0x-capable
compilers.
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This obviously only works for classes that derive from QObject. And
you must remember that QSharedPointer controls the QObject's lifetime,
not the QObject parent-child relationship.
Reviewed-by: dt
Reviewed-by: Bradley T. Hughes
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Reviewed-By: ossi
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The SOCK_NONBLOCK, SOCK_CLOEXEC and accept4(2) calls are
Linux-specific. Other platforms get the same behaviour through
emulation.
Reviewed-By: ossi
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I think I found two file descriptor that aren't closed. One seems like
a genuine leak, the other seems intentional.
Reviewed-By: ossi
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Do the timeout handling the right and cross-platform way. The code
that was in QProcess worked only on Linux, where the kernel sets the
remainder in the returned timeval structure.
Reviewed-By: ossi
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Reviewed-By: ossi
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Reviewed-By: ossi
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system call
Reviewed-By: ossi
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This ensures that we're calling the open64 version of this function as
well as handling the O_CLOEXEC flag and EINTR errors.
Reviewed-By: João Abecasis
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Most of these functions are from unistd.h and need to have a loop
around the actual call because the calls can be interrupted by a
signal delivery.
Some special calls (open, dup2, pipe) require an extra flag to support
thread-safe execution: the file descriptor must be created from the
operating system with the FD_CLOEXEC flag already set.
The O_CLOEXEC flag is specified in POSIX.1-2008, but the rest is
Linux-specific.
Reviewed-By: João Abecasis
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with QDBusInterface.
The problem was that I didn't know how to implement the operator= for
all types. But it turns out that this was possible all along: the only
types I have to implement the operator= for are the basic types, which
are already demarshalled.
The complex types are left in QDBusArgument semi-demarshalling, but we
have QDBusMetaType::demarshall, which takes a void* to an
already-constructed type and demarshalls into it. That's exactly what
the doctor ordered.
Task-number: 206765
Reviewed-By: Marius Bugge Monsen
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This works for the case of complex types that have to be demarshalled.
We don't need to instantiate a new type because QMetaProperty has already
done that for us.
Also, fix the handling of properties of type variant. I have verified
as well that the sending of those properties on the wire use a
double-variant encoding (i.e., a variant containing a variant
containing some data, the same that Qt 4.5 uses). It's a bit pedantic
and it's hard to use when reading stuff, because you get a QVariant
containing a QDBusVariant which contains data, but I can't change this
anymore.
Reviewed-By: Marius Bugge Monsen
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Complex properties require demarshalling before passing on to
QMetaProperty::write(). We can't pass on a QVariant containing an
un-demarshalled QDBusArgument.
So add a new function that does the decoding properly, as well as
error checking.
Also take the opportunity to properly check the interface name in the
case of setting a property exported from the object itself (not an
adaptor).
Task-number: 240608
Reviewed-by: Marius Bugge Monsen
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When calling qt_metacall with the ReadProperty or WriteProperty, the
data is on argv[0] like it was before, but now the QVariant itself is
on argv[1] and there's an extra parameter in argv[2] which the meta
code can use to indicate result.
This allows QtDBus to process properties much more easily. In the case
of property reading, we need to be able to modify the variant itself,
because copying types when we don't have the data isn't very easy.
As for setting, we need to be able to tell setProperty to return true
or false depending on whether we succeeded in setting the property or
not.
Reviewed-By: Kent Hansen
Reviewed-By: Marius Bugge Monsen
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This is a small performance improvement when making a call: we don't
need to validate what we already know to be valid because we either
designed it to be so or because we've already validated.
The D-Bus library unfortunately validates again and there's nothing we
can do about it. But we can avoid doing it twice in our own code.
Reviewed-By: Marius Bugge Monsen
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In case the object creation fails, set isValid to false. This will
prevent any outgoing calls to be made with invalid information. In
that case, lastError will never change either.
This required adding a method to QDBusPendingCall, to be able to
create one such object from an existing QDBusError.
Reviewed-By: Marius Bugge Monsen
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marshalling code.
Reviewed-By: Harald Fernengel
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Reviewed-By: Harald Fernengel
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These tests are useful in QDBusMessage and QDBusAbstractInterface. It
avoids having the same messages all over the place.
Reviewed-By: Harald Fernengel
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I'm wondering if I should be adding com.trolltech.QtDBus stuff
now. But since there's already one there, I don't see why not...
Reviewed-By: Harald Fernengel
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