Currently we have 3 applets using the calendar grid and all of them put
the extra heading to the calendar. We also offer ways to change the
displayed month so we should also show /which/ month is the current one
displayed, implicitly.
REVIEW: 118328
BUG: 334147
This introduces new property on MonthView - "today". This property is
updated by dataengine (or can be a timer too, but we already get signals
from dataengine every 30 seconds to update the clock) and is never
updated by the code itself.
Furthermore, the DayDelegate is now bound to it, so when "today"
changes, the selection rectangle in the calendar should also change.
And finally, the selected item in the grid is cleared if MonthView's
date property is cleared (which is second part of this patch, to the
applet itself).
REVIEW: 118277
Many classes from QtGui are specified in the header files, this alone is
enough reason to make it a public dependency. (QGuiApplication, QFont,
QPixmap are some examples).
This also pulls QtCore (e.g. QString, QRect, QUrl), which also is, of
course.
CCMAIL: plasma-devel@kde.org
Removing eliding in Toolbutton, this causes a binding loop as the
sizeHint is dependent on the paintedSize, which will change if you
elide.
In all cases we are trying to make toolbuttons fit the contents, so this
actually got in the way of that.
Otherwise the label can get out of the button boundaries. Tested with
RTL text too, it's elided properly as the elipsis switches to Left on
its own.
Reviewed-by: Marco Martin
BUG: 334867
ToolTipAreas are often the critical path for mouse handling, since
hover events are not filterable from below in the item hierarchy.
When disabling tooltips also stops updating containsMouse code has
no way to adapt, since there's no API to read the pref from within
QML. This changes the implementation of the pref to only prevent
tooltips from being shown, but still continue to handle hover events.
We need to use a GLXFBConfig which matches the depth of the window
pixmap's depth. So far it used the GLXFBConfig of the GL context.
This worked fine for RGBA windows, but failed for RGB windows on e.g.
some NVIDIA drivers.
After this change the FBConfig of the context is completely ignored,
instead it tries to find a good FBConfig for a given depth.
Whenever a FBConfig for a given depth is found it's inserted in a
cache shared between all WindowThumbnails so that we don't have the
X roundtrips all the time.
BUG: 334241
REVIEW: 118110
