The timer was used to skip ahead of parsing and to compress prop
updates to handle width/height changes atomically. This achieves
both by moving pixmap load into the polish phase after those are
guaranteed to be done.
This fixes a bunch of flicker all over the place since 150ms is
obviously far beyond the frame time budget on 60 hz, but we can
usually easily fit into one frame on hot caches.
We were checking for Composite at compile-time but not at runtime causing a crash
when Composite has explicitly been disable in which case Damage might still be availab.e
REVIEW: 126296
since seems there are so many event filters installed
on the QApplication installed that may give performanc
issues, try to use separate, singleton watchers for them
to decrease the amount of eventfilters called
REVIEW:126113
Simple QDate::longMonthName(..) won't do the job as it
will return the month name using LC_DATE locale which is used
for date formatting etc. So for example, in en_US locale
and cs_CZ LC_DATE, it would return Czech month names while
it should return English ones. So here we force the first ui
language locale and take the month name from that.
BUG: 353715
REVIEW: 125705
The QML sectioning code does not actually sort the model, this needs to
be done beforehand. This should now sort the events by their type and
their start datetime
Marco is not happy with the plugin being here and having a Plasma
namespace, so after some discussion it was decided to move it to
KDeclarative and change to CalendarEvents namespace.
This is also made a QML singleton that will be used for the applet
config view where it will add the plugin configs once we add that
possibility.
The same instance is then set to the DaysModel from QML.
REVIEW: 125951
This adds a simple plugin interface that can be subclassed
and provide events integration with Plasma Calendar applet.
It's asynchronous and I've kept it deliberately simple.
For now the Calendar tells the plugins which date range
is being displayed, the plugins load the data and then
emit the dataReady() signal containing the events.
The events are stored in a multihash for quick access
by the Calendar's agenda part but also for overall
easy-to-use (eg. in teh model data()).
The event data is stored in EventData class, which has
a pretty self-explanatory members, except perhaps the
"isMinor" property. The intention with this is to support
namedays, where in some countries the calendars have
different name every day. This is just a minor holiday
and as such should not mark the calendar grid, otherwise
the whole grid would be in a different color.
Putting the interface here might raise the question of
depending on plasma-framework, but plugins provided by
KDE can go to plasma-workspace and other 3rd party ones
would just have to live with it. I don't think it will
be a problem but if it turns out it is, we can rethink
the placement.
REVIEW: 125817
CCBUG: 349676
CHANGELOG: Allow plugins to supply event data to Calendar applet
since this is a blind connect to a slot that may exist
or not exist, the new syntax can't be used, but check
for the slot existence before attempting a connection
BUG:354751
-use splitRef when converting parts of qstring to ints to avoid redundant memory allocations
-warnings--: remove redundant ';'
CCMAIL: notmart@gmail.com
BypassWindowManagerHint is a flag which is X11 specific. Because of
that for example QtWayland doesn't create a real window for QWindows
with this flag.
Using such a window will eventually result in a freeze of the whole
application. If one renders with QtQuick to such a window, mesa will
request a frame callback from the compositor. Just the compositor
will never deliver the frame rendered callback as it doesn't know the
window exists in the first place and by that doesn't render it and
will never ever deliver the frame rendered callback.
If now one tries to render another frame, mesa notices that it hasn't
got the frame callback and will block the thread till that happens.
With the setup described: that's until eternity.
See Qt Bug: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-49272
REVIEW: 125961
This makes IconItem try to load global icons from the theme
with Plasma::Svg as well, making it assign the colors from
the stylesheet if the breeze monochrome icons are treated,
that should be scriptable, from some attempts i did the
script seems to convert them correctly, without any
change in rendering.
This will automatically color monochrome breeze icons only
in plasmashell, and more specifically only those that use
IconItem, not QIconItem (iconitem should probably have an
animation-less mode to be able to be used in taskmanager
and stuff)
perhaps in the future we'll be able somehow to hook all
this stuff in QIconEngine to be able to use it in QWidget
applications, but since QIcon does have any idea where it is,
is not usable yet for things like the fullscreen fixed-dark
gwenview view.
Change-Id: I28e5fedabafbe8ed82a9df7614f8e2af18c6a24d
REVIEW:125657
Plasma's Button has an extra property "minimumWidth" which is an extra
hint not in QQC to say "what is the size to exactly fit the contents".
(it's a bit confusing, as we can perfectly handle a button below it's
"minmimum" size)
This should be based on the size the contents want to be (the
implicitWidth), not how small the contents can go (which with is pretty
meaningless when our button can elide)
It got broken at some point recently.
BUG: 353584
Change-Id: I637898c3abf98183bbae30d8f15c4d72801a3650
REVIEW: 125698
QtQuickControls already does this inside Button code. This hint is meant
to be "what's the default size for a panel to be".
Change-Id: I12fd084a3d3c35b172fbff9c7d3ab5c5565a82dc
QQC button heights are max(backgroundHeight, label + margins).
QQC lineedits are only from the background
We need to take the margins into consideration when deciding how high
the textbox should be otherwise we're effectively just ignoring what the
SVG says.
This means button and textbox on the login screen are now the same
height.
REVIEW: 125240
PlasmaCore.IconItem has a fade animation when changing source.
Clearing the source when tooltip is not visible eliminates the
animation.
REVIEW: 125178
