Other editors like Sublime do this and it's more obvious to the user what they
are currently using. The current label "Tab Width" can be misleading.
Especially since we default to using spaces.
widgets of the search and replace entry widgets, and allow their
labels to ellipsize upon resizing.
This allows the entry widgets to have a smaller minimum size, which
was having an impact on window tiling for certain locales and display
resolutions (muffin and other wm's won't allow tiling of a window
if the resulting window size is less than the minimum size hints
reported by gtk and other toolkits.)
Ellipsizing the labels has the same benefit of enabling xed to be
resized smaller to tile on smaller displays. This ellipsizing only
occurs once the entries hit their minimum size.
Fixes#73
The animation used for hiding/showing the fullscreen toolbar is totally broken
under HiDPI. Port to GtkRevealer and GtkEventBox to get the proper behaviour.
* fix errors in xed-metadata-manager
* upstream changes for file loading and saving
* modernize some code in xed-document
Closes https://github.com/linuxmint/xed/issues/146
Remove an unneeded frame widget. This cause padding issues in gtk3.22 that
requires overly convoluted theming to get around. This still leaves a few
warnings from the hard coded theming but those can be removed later when we
no longer need to support gtk3.18.
* Add a minimap
Add support for GtkSourceViews SourceMap object. Add both a default setting for
new files to the preferences dialog and a menu item to allow temporarily
disabling it in any view.
* Require gtk and gtksourceview 3.18
* load custom css
We can use this to make small tweaks to the interface so every theme doesn't
need to add specific support.
Make use of this new css to clean up the styling of the new overview map frame
a bit.
* Use correct value to save the window state in gsettings.
This ensures that the window will be maximized if it was closed in this state.
* Use correct value in xed_window_configure_event function
In most cases you want to see the contents of the tab before deciding what to
respond to the dialog that pops up. This is typical behavior in other editors
such as Sublime.
Closes https://github.com/linuxmint/xed/issues/95
Give controls for zoom in, zoom out, and reset zoom in the menu and via hotkey.
Also add a new placeholder in the view menu to allow positioning the menuitems
properly. Still want to keep the highlighting menu item at the bottom.
This is implemented by using a builtin libpeas python plugin. Add support for
loading these plugins at startup. They cannot be enabled or disabled through the
UI. They can still be disabled in gsettings but will be automatically reloaded
when xed is restarted.
Closes: https://github.com/linuxmint/xed/issues/45
