We are dividing by two and additionally availableHeight can be fractional
(observed when running kirigami gallery with plasma style for example). Round
the resulting values to avoid blurry rendering due to fractional positioning.
Otherwise it can be difficult to see, especially with dark backgrounds.
Also, let's set the opacity directly rather than using the enabled
property to approximate it.
BUG: 427171
FIXED-IN: 5.76
See QQuickComboBoxPrivate::updateEditText()
https://github.com/qt/qtquickcontrols2/blob/dev/src/quicktemplates2/qquickcombobox.cpp#L426
By removing the MouseArea previously in the contentItem, we lose the
ability to press+hold+drag to select a drop down item.
The wheel events still work, as they are captured by the MouseArea in
the background component.
The combobox previously closed the popup when releasing the click to
open the dropdown when editable=true.
BUG: 424076
We were passing the enum as the first argument, which was being
converted to 0 and would set lastModified to 0. This would in turn
result in the cache being bypassed because now `findInCache with a
lastModified timestamp of 0 is deprecated` taking the slow path on most
occasions.
BUG: 400278
FIXED-IN: 5.76
Now the plasmoids are toggled by default. The system tray is a
special case, which needs to be in plasma-workspace adjusted.
For some currently unknown reason the color property does not have
the binding as set in PC3's Label.
So explicitly setting it, like also done for CheckBox, Switch, RadioButton
This was causing it to not show up for people using the Breeze Dark
Plasma theme (but not the default Plasma theme with a dark color scheme)
BUG: 426537
FIXED-IN: 5.75
CCMAIL: vonreth@kde.org
Without this, the tooltips are light when using a light theme. This is
contrary to other tooltips, which are always dark no matter which
coloration of theme you're using.
BUG: 424506
FIXED-IN: 5.75
This brings applets with distinct heading areas into visual consistency
with windows, once the Tools Area MR lands.
When using a color scheme that lacks Header colors, there is no visual
change whatsoever.
This makes the highlight movement feel more responsive in Kickoff.
Unfortunately, the same cannot be done for the PC3 TabBar since it uses
a ListView with a highlight. The easing type for the highlight movement
animation cannot be customized.
MR: frameworks/plasma-framework!91
This, I suspect, is the true source of bug 426674. FrameSvg would
request items from the cache without specifying any modification time
stamp, so we end up always retrieving the cached version. Since
lastModified is now a required parameter, we need to ensure this does
not happen anymore.
BUG: 426674
Not tracking modification time of icon/themed stuff means we do not know
when we need to reject the cached versions of these. So ensure we try to
keep track of the svg that this is coming from, even if we do stuff to
it in the meantime.
Longer term this should be changed so the cache knows which files it is
caching and can reject things that changed in the meantime.
lastModified is used to track whether a file is outdated. Having a 0
here means we (in the old code) use the cached version. This causes
problems when the on-disk file has changed, as we have no way of
informing callers that they should regenerate the cache entry. To avoid
this, using a lastModified of 0 now warns and will always return false
(to indicate it is not cached). Unfortunately we can't simply drop the
default parameter of 0 since there is no source-compatible way of doing
that.
CCBUG: 426674
glXGetCurrentContext checks if any GLContext exists and is current.
resolveGLXFunctions uses window->openglContext()
One can hit a situation that you are using software rendering for the
window, yet someone else has created a GL Context. This then crashes.
It never held the width of an 'M', it held the height of a boundingRect that happened to contain an 'M'. The fact that there is an 'M' doesn't really matter since the bounding rect is much taller.
This came up in yesterday's VDG meeting.
When we introduced the idea of an edit mode. We kind of danced areound
what it is, and didn't call it a mode, even though it is. We named the
menu item "Customize layout". However in all of our communications with
the user outside of the UI, we call it the global edit mode. Users
themselves call it "mdit mode". The code calls it "edit mode". We call
it edit mode when we talk about it internally. I think it's pretty clear
what it is in people's minds. So let's make the UI text reflect that.
