applications that do not use NSApplicationMain otherwise won't get an
app icon.
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when their main nib contains visible at launch time windows.
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In particular, such windows remain ordered out when the application
orders them out while it is not active and then is activated again.
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images with multiple representations and fix a related bug.
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when starting GUI apps in GC mode, but should have no real effect on
functionality.
Note: this zone seems to have been created for OpenStep compatibility, but then
we don't actually use it anywhere. The Cocoa docs say that this is 'The zone
from which NSMenu objects should be allocated', but we allocate NSMenu objects
from the default malloc zone.
Fred: I think the correct thing to do here is probably to just return
NSDefaultMallocZone() from +menuZone in all modes. Can you take a look and
see?
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functionality change in non-GC mode, in GC mode it invokes a quick GC pass to
try to delete the short-lived objects.
Also deleted some [pool release] lines just before exit() or return-from-main
statements. These cause objects to be swapped in and destructors to be run to
no benefit (the OS will reclaim this memory without requiring stuff to be
swapped in when the process exits).
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the background of the NSSplitView transparent by default.
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with a source rect smaller than the entire image. This was a mistake
left by my last commit to this method.
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* Source/NSGraphicsContext.m:
* Headers/AppKit/DPSOperators.h:
* Headers/AppKit/NSGraphicsContext.h:
* Headers/Additions/GNUstepGUI/GSMethodTable.h:
New GSShowGlyphsWithAdvances, which replaces
GSShowGlyphs as the primitive text drawing method.
(used by -[NSLayoutManager drawGlyphsForGlyphRange:atPoint:])
Requires r33121 in -back.
Note that the advances aren't actually used by -back yet so
text output should be unchanged.
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discussion with Steve Naroff (before he left Apple) it was decided that the isa
pointer should be regarded as an implementation detail and not part of the
language, so direct references to it are deprecated (on OS X). This gives the
runtime a bit more freedom to do secret isa-swizzling tricks.
I've had these changes sitting in my copy for ages - no idea why they weren't
committed.
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"dictionary" elements found in newer XIB files (Version >= 8).
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color as part of their implementation, save/restore the graphics
state so that the user's fill/stroke color isn't overwritten.
See the PixelExactDrawing test in GSTest for an example.
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the point at which the image is drawn to the nearest pixel.
r32895 which reimplemented -[NSImage composite..] methods
on top of -[NSImage draw...] methods means that drawing
images with -compositeToPoint: no longer pixel-aligns
the image automatically. The new behaviour matches
Cocoa, however.
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* Source/NSView.m (-convertPoint:toView:): Correct this
method; it was applying the transforms backwards :-(
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of setBoundsSize:. They are currently failing (but pass on
OS X).
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NSDeviceResolution
* Source/NSImage.m: Implement -_bestRep:withResolutionMatch:
* Images/common_Dimple.tiff:
* Images/common_3DArrowRight.tiff: Add to these images
a second 'page' at 4x the original resolution which I drew.
If you use GSScaleFactor > 1 then the high resolution version
of these images should be used.
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(-characterIndexMoving:fromCharacterIndex:originalCharacterIndex:distance:):
Rework this method to suport moving the insertion point between text
containers, for both left/right and up/down movements. However, it will
only have this behaviour when distance == 0.
This is part of what is needed to support moving the insertion point
between text views in, e.g., TextEdit when using the multi-page view.
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Fix a bug where updateBoundsMatrix would refuse to restore a
view's scale to its original value, after a modified bounds rect
had been set.
* Source/NSView.m (-setBounds:, -setBoundsOrigin:, -setBoundsSize:):
Call [self setNeedsDisplay: YES]; at the ends of these methods.
While the Cocoa docs explicitly say that calling these methods
won't mark the view as needing redisplay, this doesn't seem to
be true in practice.
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Add support for making selections with the mouse which span multiple
text views
* Source/NSTextView.m (-setSelectedRange:affinity:stillSelecting:):
Replace the complex display invalidation code with two calls to
-[NSLayoutManager invalidateDisplayForCharacterRange:], which will
take care to invalidate all necessary text views.
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-setRepresentedObject: with implementations that delegate the
call to [self selectedItem] (the NSMenuItem).
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Remove a special case which caused this method to refuse to
expand a range {[string length], 0}.
This was why the align left/center/right menu items didn't work
in Ink when the insertion point was at the end of a document.
The behaviour should match OS X now.
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the scroll view if needed - this seems to be the OS X behaviour.
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