The warning was caused by the preview trying to save print settings
after the settings object was cleared. Clearing the settings object
in *_finalize instead of *_dispose fixes the issue.
This fixes a gdk window assertion error that occurs every time xed
is opened, as well as causes the correct menu item to actually be
selected as expected (it currently isn't).
This fixes an issue where moving the mouse along the top edge of the
screen while fullscreened will cause a leave event to be triggered,
even though the mouse pointer is still inside the event box. This
caused the toolbar to disappear and/or stutter while moving the mouse
along the top edge.
gtk_source_search_context_forward_finish,
gtk_source_search_context_backward_finish, and
gtk_source_search_context_replace
were replaced with
gtk_source_search_context_forward_finish2,
gtk_source_search_context_backward_finish2, and
gtk_source_search_context_replace2
respectively.
Previously, the logic used to set the sensitivity of the forward
navigation button failed to consider when multiple pages are shown.
This resulted in the forward button being sensitive in some cases,
even if all pages, or the last page were shown. With this commit, it
is now updated properly.
Also, when the rows and columns are changed, the current page is now
changed to the nearest multiple of rows*cols so that the current page
is still shown, but navigating back to the beginning and then forward
again will be consistent.
* xed-app.c: replace get_active_window with gtk_application version
This allows us to remove quite a bit of code, some of which uses
deprecated functions, so it also has the benefit of cleaning up the
deprecation warnings a bit.
* Switch a couple uses of gtk_show_uri with gtk_show_uri_on_window
gtk_show_uri is deprecated.
* Taglist plugin: remove call to gtk_tree_view_set_rules_hint
This function is deprecated, and it already defaults to false in
any case, so it wasn't doing anything anyway.
* Deprecations: move all instances of gtk_menu_popup to newer methods
In a couple cases this simplifies the code quite a bit
* Replace deprecated gdk_window_at_pointer with newer method
We were only showing the tabs when more than one file was open. When
fullscreen this leaves no indication of the current file having been modified
if there is only one. Instead just set them to show at all times.
Closes: https://github.com/linuxmint/xed/issues/152
* Port to meson
* plugin generation script: swtich to meson, update to python3, switch to libpeas, add some extra options, and cleanup
* clean up some build warnings
* kill xed-bugreport.sh with fire: it isn't used anymore, and probably doesn't even work
* update gzip command to avoid warnings on some systems and move appdata.xml to /usr/share/metainfo/ as that's where it's supposed to go now
* POTFILES.in: fix path that changed in the meson port, which was causing makepot to fail
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
Steve Groesz
Clement Lefebvre
Michael Webster
Alexander Drozdov
Stephen Collins
JosephMcc
NikoKrause
Tomasz Gąsior