Note to self: Better try out external patches and don't just review them.

The last change to the Makefile.am's introduced new dependencies from these libs to kdevinterfaces, unfortunately the patch doesn't work with out-of-source builds.

That's why debian package building broke - they use out-of-src boulds for their packages.

If you want to depends on a .la file you always need to use ${top_builddir} not ${top_srcdir}.

kludgy-but-should-work fix for Bug #165170 (Cunjunctions not calculated for Japanese locale.

Thank you for reporting this localization bug... please report any other problems related to localization that you may run into!

I did see your second report as well, and I will get a fix ASAP.

The problem is that ComboBox->currentText() is translated, but the KSPlanet ctor expects the untranslated name string as a parameter.

This solution uses currentIndex() instead, and a switch to determine which planet should be used.
The solution is a bit fragile, because the planets are now assumed to appear in a particular order in the combobox.

I am planning to implement a better solution in the unfrozen branch, so please don't port these changes to unfrozen or summer; wait for the unfrozen fix.

fixed drag & drop behavior of lighttable.

1. drop image(s) in left pane:
the image will be displayed in the left pane

2. drop image(s) in right pane:
the image will be displayed in the right pane

3. fill light table (F6):
the first image of the added images will be displayed in the left, the second in the right pane. All the others are added to the thumbbar.

4. append images to light table (CTRL+F6):
Images are only appended to thumbbar, not displayed automatically.

5. drop images in thumbbar:
Images are only appended to thumbbar, not displayed automatically.

fix joinLines crash.
This might fix lots of other crashes, too, that crashed with ASSERT: "m_textLine" in file /home/emeric/kde/src/KDE/kdelibs/kate/render/katelinelayout.cpp, line 68

Hamish, please review!

Don't create a window with --preload (the else got lost in the session-management shuffle).

Fixes the "always keep a copy preloaded" setting DoSing machine opening new (visible) konqueror windows every 5 seconds

Woops.
Fix getting of custom properties on the Context2D thing.

Now that 280slide demo work 90+%.

Seems like we produce some extra key events, though.
But wayyy cool.

Fix some issues with text shadows:
* Don't abuse the background color for shadows - if the background is opaque it will make the shadows invisible. Use black shadows with bright text and white shadows with dark text instead.
* Center white shadows to create a halo effect.
* Make the shadow color for selected items depend on the text highlight color.
* Change the shadow offset in RTL mode, so the light appears to be coming from the upper right corner of the screen.

Damn I'm lucky: QKeySequence.toString()'s output can actually contain spaces, for example in "Multimedia Play".

I'm lucky because it hasn't been possible to assign multiple keys to an action so let's just redefine the splitter char to tab.

Don't worry, the Tab key actually produces the text "Tab" so we should be safe now.

This fixes nasty problems when using multimedia keys for global shortcuts.
Also add protection against nonpositive keycodes to keysFromString().

Fix the bug that the SSL security indicator icon in Konqi's URL bar would never be shown.

The fix was actually painfully obvious: just don't "throw away" the metadata when sending it.
Before one has to know that a slave may serve for multiple jobs during one full request, of course...

I also added comments to warn about such issues.

Fixing bugs in session management:
* if you restore a crashed session and then in less than 10 seconds you closed all the windows, then it would ask you again if you want to restore the session you already restored and closed
* if konqueror crashed and you opened two new konqueror windows, you would get asked twice to recover session

This have been done changing the way a konqueror instance takes ownership of abandoned autosaved session files

Use KWin's internal stacking order for managed windows, not the X one.
Fixes composited drawing of windows on other desktops.

Add a workaround for a bug contained in KatePart 3.x in the 'setEncoding' method, which enforces a reload on every change of the encoding (as a consequence the user sees a confusing document-modified dialog).

There is no need to forward port this commit as KatePart 4.1beta does not exhibit this problem.

Fixed an incredibly subtle, difficult to reproduce race condition bug, that took me hours and hours to track down.

Commit a slightly modified version of a patch by Modestas Vainius to fix an apparently long-standing (multiple years) occassional bug of chat views not being scrolled to the bottom properly at their inception, with long backlog appends.

Unfortunately no one in the team can reproduce the bug, so let's hope it does help those who can.

It is alive! No more frequent crashes while browsing applications.

First version in trunk for kross kdevplatform support.

KateBuild is a plugin for parsing output from compilation and jump to the errors

1) Implemented NewEnumWidget in terms of TextItems (hence enabling hover, tooltips for text inside enumwidget)
2) Fixed a bug in WidgetHandle (typo: had used minh instead of minw at 2 places)
3) Changed some test code for generating random gradients.

First step towards allowing "automatic scroll to first error".

Tadaa: A completely functional disk-compatible unique type-repository.

The type-repository only contains the data of what we've known as types before, and those types are only used temporarily now for accessing that data with all the C++ comfort.
This also means that as soon as these types get out of scope, they are deleted.

For that reason, we have to be very careful now when handling them.
In order to catch errors, I have renamed the data() member to dataUnsafe().
When porting your code to this change, make sure that whenever you use dataUnsafe(), you're sure that the extracted pointer is kept alive by a reference-counting pointer for the time you use it.

Special rules have to be followed now when implementing own types.

Welcome the Tycho 2 catalog with stars down to mag 12.5 consistently, and some stars fainter than that.

I hardly notice any memory overhead with sensible magLimitZoomOut (5.5) and memUsage (9) settings. This is probably because the maximum memory requirement is not at the maximum zoom, but at intermediate zoom levels when maglim = 9.5 or so.

Thanks a lot for the catalogs Jason!

Creation of multiple choice mode. It was amazingly easy to write (it was also amazingly similar to Q&A mode -- go figure).

Todo on MC: make an option so that it only gives you possible answers of the same word type?
Todo in general: how should we handle the seperator character (used for multiple translations)?

Note: This MC mode avoids the duplicate answer bug.

+ Translation with google works fine (tried French and Italian!)

Initial version of groups

first draft of plugin for the conversion of one time format to another

now uses a khistorycombobox wrapped in a proxy widget, still very preliminary work

and now, autocompletion :)

Generate bindings for SVG Document and Element.

initial implementation of an event filter that makes accessing context menus with just a left mouse button possible; a real implementation should probably go into KApplication to benefit all kde applications (and be a bit more configurable), but for quick testing this is an easier place

- now you can save bookmarks (no, you still can't actually view them :))
- better layout of the icons

early beginning of a bookmarks viewer

More work on the support for changing icon names (while looking at bug 163688), but it requires shared-mime-info 0.40 and some new API in kdelibs, so this will be for kde-4.2.

For now this code is disabled (but it works here :)

Support for generic-icon looks much more tricky though, it doesn't fit with our KMimeType::iconName(...) api (we'd need to return a list of icons).

That's for after 4.1 too.

- display pretty site names in the bookmarks view
- create a web browser by dragging an html to the desktop

Adding LCD wether station applet.

display favicons in bookmark view, only the ones already downloaded from konqueror, for actually downloading them, hmmm i think i'll do a dataengine for that :)

Return of the action support after reworking item stuff yesterday.
Now actions are not links, but gray rounded rects as ruphy once suggested.

They are clickable and usable, but currently they miss hover effects, e.g changing cursor shape and button color.

Will do that next.

moving of applets.
just need to find out now why geometryUpdated isn't being caught when moving items around in the layout. otherwise: sweetness.

oh, and it looks ++ugly atm, but i'll deal with these issues in upcoming commits.

implement click to drag.

now you can click-hold-move, or you can click-release-move-click. both work now, which pretty much brings us to the conclusion of this feature implementation. er, i mean, bug fix. ;)

Add a simple gui for testing an applet.
it'll just send DBus messages based on entered data.

Add support for multiple units (metric and nonmetric)

Weather ion for weather.savonia.fi

Basic implementation of changing master icon.
If one or more accounts are offline, it now displays the offline icon, otherwise the online icon.

Needs some serious thought about when to use which icon.

new key handler which represents key presses w/ modifiers as QChars.
it is possible to steal all key presses (for testing).
to do this add "Vi Input Mode Steal Keys=true" under view defaults in katerc.

implemented a redo command (<c-r>).

initial work on <text> element handling

it compiles and the element is created in proper function but it crashes even on the simple example

More work on MessageListView skinning.
The idea is to provide both multiline layouts and backward compatible single line layouts.

We're going to have simple drag and drop skin editing too. The new SkinDelegate isn't attacched to the main view yet but it's visible in the SkinEditor.

It already can paint basic items and perform hit tests on them.

Make the columns in the todo view configurable, just like in KMail (by right-clicking in the column headers).

This does not introduce new strings, I just copied one string over from KMail.

Basic dnd skin editing, more painting, more accurate hit tests...

More work on MessageListView.
Skins are now attached to the View.
Editing nearly works.

Implemented dragging of guide lines from the rulers.
When dragging outside of the ruler, the ruler emits a signal guideLineCreated which when connected to the KoCanvasControllers slot addGuideLine will temporary activate the KoGuidesTool.

This tool then positions the new guide line corresponding to the mouse movement.
When the mouse gets released, the guide line is added to the guides data provided by the canvas.

To add support for guide lines to an application one has to do the following steps:
1. when creating your rulers, connect the guideLineCreated signal with the canvas controllers addGuideLine slot.
2. In the canvas implementation, reimplement the guidesData function to provide access to the guides data of the applications KoDocument implementation.
3. In the canvas implementation call KoGuidesData::paintGuides to paint the guides.
4. Profit!!! :-)

implemented guide lines editing

implement guide line snapping

* full utf-8 support

* initial support for image display, still buggy

work on supporting multiple sections, columns, and initial table work

Add a Paragraph Tool; the tool is supposed to make it easier to change the spacing and formating of a paragraph in a TextShape by presenting visual controls for these properties.

Patch from Florian Merz.

Gupta-sproul with anti-aliasing, uses KoColor, testing new method...

Implement reset in font dialog.

Replace the default buttons with 'reset' button.
If the user really wants the 'default' style, he should really be choosing the 'default' or 'standard' style from the style manager.

Note that Reset will revert to the format when the dialog was opened (as opposed to the last format that was 'apply'ed).

Missing piece in the xBase driver jigsaw - Exporting back to xBase.

TODO: Documentation.

Add a configuration dialog for slide show, right now it is only used for multiple monitors support and enable / disable presenter view

we can now convert (very simple) tables

Hello world!
This is the first part of a Table Of Contents implementation for KWord.

Basically, it's implemented using a KoVariable, but its paint & resize functions are overloaded to allow displaying more than a single piece of raw unformated text.

Currently, it parses the ODF attributes, displays the ToC stored in "cache" in the document... and that's all.
There is no code to save it so far.

The demo you could see on my blog is there, but commented out, it's too dirty and rely on uncommitable things in kotext.

Next part will be to mess around heading stuffs in kotext, then I'll be able to add the fun part of the ToC: "automatic" building...

(Some other things are gonna be missing... Also, I have no idea about how to support a table of content that goes over more than one page...)

Thanks for reading, happy testing :)

o started to work on a page layout docker for kpresenter.

Table Shape
First steps towards a multi-page table shape.

add support for merged cells (vertical & horizontal) in tables

Initial biased playlist support.

There is not yet any way to create biases, but I provided a test case to try it out.
(Sorry about the big ugly commit.)

* DVB: added ATSC scanning, patch by Devin Heitmueller
* DVB: added 7MHz autoscan.
* DVB: reworked CAM support.

* DVB: added multiservices CAM support.

Initial commit for the new mass tagging filenames layout chooser.
Practically bare interface, only token pool with drag start works.

Support for reading and writing queries to and from xml. (not yet tested/finished)

Some config settings for harmony.
The service will now auto generate a unique id based off an iface mac addr.

Experimental::VideoWidget adds a snapshot function

Initial commit of the video code.
It's not yet Phonon'ized.

Add neighbors' and friends' Loved streams to the Last.fm service too.

Make sure to check out markey's Loved radio ;)

The first FilenameLayout milestone has been reached: can drag&drop both ways now!

* New media info display based on a web view. We still need a nicer CSS template here.
* As long as my ffmpeg version has its includes in the ffmpeg subdir and I don't know the version when it changed I keep the old include scheme.

- Expand DBus interface some more
- Scripting plugin now uses DBus interface as API

Still a work in progress, but plasma applet is beginning to take shape

Change desktop with number keys.
Cube will rotate to chosen desktop and close.

Config dialog for cube.

Stable revision.
Text can now have hover colors that transition smoothly.

Vertical rotations.
We can rotate up and down with cursor keys.

Not that you really need it...

Add support for custom fill colors (doesn't seem to be getting set right though).

Also need to work out how to set it behind the SVG.

Beginning of skydome wallpaper support.
Improvements to reflection plane.

Cube works for all possible number of desktops.
Yeah

Much changes. You no longer need to use a SVG -- you can make an item simply with text.
This also means that handling of invalid SVG items has been fixed.

There's also a way to set the width/height of space that should be taken up if there is no SVG, so you can make it look consistent.

API changes abound.

some random office icons

added: preliminary job concept to all io-related processes, to fix blocked ui updates

(or: even more classes, to ensure the leadership at the classes/locs index)

With 4.2 the support for asynchronic processes will be introduced.

This commit just brings some first basics hacked to run all jobs synchronously and have the ui updated if needed, as a fix for 4.1. Really, hacked at a lot of places.

So do not wonder that jobs, while having already worker threads, wait in an own loop for the thread to finish. It just works for now (tm).

Looks pretty invasive, but the jobs and threads got almost all of their code/algorithms from the synchronizer classes, so in fact this is not such a big change, more kind of a refactoring.
And guarded by unit tests, which do not fail. :)

ODE integration, i.e we're using a real dynamics/collisions engine now :-)
There's still quite much todo: use actual models instead of spheres for collision detection, optimizations, tons of code cleanups and more, but it's already better than the previous version.

And of course it means that ODE is in the required software list now.

- Now ktankeditor can Open *.ktm file
- Command Line opening (from konsole, dolphin...)

Show a background picture behind the cubes.

improve greatly mandelbrot demo:
- much better coloring
- determine max number of iterations and choice between float and double at runtime based on zoom level
- do draft renderings with increasing resolution before final rendering

Reimplement drawBackground() in DesktopView to work around a problem with the QGraphicsView implementation that prevents it from hitting accelerated code in the X server.

This dramatically improves performance with the EXA drivers when drawing the desktop background.

This problem does need to be fixed in Qt, but fixing it properly is non-trivial, so let's just work around it here for now.

Move the block for resizing the preview, applying an item effect + border to the slot where the preview has been received.

This reduces the blocking of the GUI for the following usecase:
- folder with 1000 items
- ~30 items are visible

Old approach:
- Show the 30 items as soon as possible.
- Receive preview and add it to the queue. This is done asynchronously 970 times (no UI blocking).
- Iterate through 970 items, resize, apply item effect + border and apply the preview to the model (-> blocking of UI thread for more than 3 seconds).

New approach:
- Show the 30 items as soon as possible.
- Receive preview, resize it, apply item effect + border and add it to the queue. This is done asynchronously 970 times (no UI blocking).
- Iterate through 970 items and apply the preview to the model (-> UI thread is blocked only very short).

The check whether there is a cut-selection when receiving a preview consumes 12 % (!) of the runtime in addToPreviewQueue().

The check is now done only once before starting the preview generation and when the clipboard data has been changed.

Use fast image transformation like Gwenview.
This increases the performance of applyImageFrame() by a factor of >2.

Hmm, previews don't look so smooth as before, but even when having a 2 GHz CPU a bilinear scaling of 1000 previews just takes too much time.

Well, let's make things faster: no need to parse version numbers if there's only one file anyway.
I didn't measure the difference, but I'm sure konqueror starts faster now :)

Placed the NewUMLWidget and NewUMLRectWidget classes in the hierarchy in the place of WidgetBase and UMLWidget.

Some drawing code is broken and there are some crashes, but the resizing works already for all widgets.

This step is to lay a proper foundation for my further work.

move kdepimlibs requirement to the dirs that actually need it.
This allows to checkout only kdesdk/cmake and kdesdk/scripts, in order to install the scripts and nothing else.

* Move a lot of stuff around to get Leitner Boxes functionallity in there.
* Leitner Boxes are read now and their contents is displayed in the main view.
* Crashes on exit. (need to investigate)
* Not written yet.

Incorporating James' improvements for the star size formula.

It looks much better now.
I liked the constant at 5.8 instead of 6.0, so I kept it at that.
I also found the name sizeMagLim more meaningful than fake_maglim which I cooked up in a hurry.

Thanks James!

Forcing the algorithm to find conjunctions take finer steps when dealing with the Moon, Venus and Mars, than before.

Also removing the condition on prevSign to check for a minimum.
This condition was probably incorrect, and removing it seems to produce more (correct) results.

These fixes certainly make the conjunction tool slower, but more exhaustive in listing out conjunctions.

Interesting-yet-annoying C++ Trivia.If you declare an enum thusly.typedef enum { MERCURY, VENUS, MARS, JUPITER, SATURN, URANUS, NEPTUNE, PLUTO, SUN, MOON } PLANET.

There's *no* guarantee that the integers assigned to each item will be consecutive.
They *usually* are, but just for fun, sometimes they aren't!

In my case, the first 9 items were assigned consecutive numbers 0-8, and then the MOON item was assigned to 12!.

That's the last time I trust g++ to count to 9, I guess...
Argh.

Made the mc theme more usable
Made shortcuts work in MC -- Alt+n and n both work (with n in [1,9]) This puts an upper limit of 9 answers for the number of MC answers. Return/Enter now functions similarly to how written works -- however, if you haven't selected an answer yet, it does nothing.

Some general code cleanup.

TODO: make MC prettier (maybe?); make Parley hide when parleypractice is shown.

Google translation done in a Python thread in an attempt to make translation in the background.

inital checkin of removeredeyes kipi-plugin (KDE4 port)

new release script taken from Amarok team (Harald Sitter).
Thanks to Lydia Pintscher for help by IRC.

By caching all thumbnails for all items in a thumbbar we create a number of problems, especially if the album (all of whose items are in the thumbbar) has more than 100 images:
- the global cache policy is circumvented
- implicitly cached objects, if another instance is kept, will not be removed from the QCache.

This can lead to a situation where the thumbbar items block the whole cache, and new items cannot be stored.

The iconview depends on at least all visible items available from the cache - smooth scaling at painting is slow, caching a pixmap of the right size is much faster for drawing - with even larger albums, think of a search album, memory usage can be huge

This commit brings the thumbbar to the same behavior used by icon view, taking pixmaps from the cache or triggering to load them. We can implement more preloading (the next x items etc.) if we need it.

* Enable KIO based networking by default. Nice to see pages loaded faster now :)
* Cleanups
* debug--

* Note: head operation still needs to be replaces with equivalent.

something i've wanted ever since adding the calendar to the analog clock was to pop the calendar up only when not dragging; thread on the mailing list jogged my memory to do this

just occured to me that a better way to do this is track the actual scenePos of the item itself.

now you can be all wobbly like with the mouse/pen/finger/whatever in locked, panelled or otherwise geometry managed modes

provide Ctrl+T as alternative shortcut to Ctrl+Shift+N for "New Tab" like Konqueror

Uploaded embed-win plasmoid.

Don't explode all windows (i.e. also menus)

The window type doesn't seem to be accurate, i.e. pretty much all windows are normal and special.
kickoff for example isn't a PopupMenu or something that enables us to not animate it.

Well, at least this way tooltips and applicationmenues do not explode anymore.

allow switching containments that have screens associated; this way i can get at my stuff from my external screen when it's not connected (this was annoying)

add the zoom actions to all non-panel containments, but only add them to the toolbox by default for desktop containments

* delete the panel controller on hide
* put a little overlay widget on each applet when it shows up; currently unpainted (and so invisible) as i'm not sure that the Release Pantheon would be very approving of me adding something like applet moving at this point in the freeze, but i'd like to commit the work done thus far

can't take the "sytem tray populating" dance anymore.

introducing this small hack to simply not show the system tray or adjust our size at startup until we stop getting new embeds. from that point forward it's business as usual, but this prevents all those panel relayouts, white blockynesses and what not.

the hack is slightly crude: it's hardcoded to 1500ms as being the trigger time between embeds. on my systems here it's a regualar 1000ms +-100ms between embeds, so 1500ms seems to be a nice number.

will have to see how it works for others.

don't make panelcontroller a Popup anymore; it essentially works the same except that now you can click on things in the panel and it doesn't go away.

kinda useful for dragging things in the panel ;)

Only set width or height minima, so the systray expands only in the expandable direction. minimum width and height are 22 in those cases.

This patch makes it possible to shrink the systray - and with it the whole panel - again, once it has had more rows. This wasn't possible after <a href="http://websvn.kde.org/?rev=826397">r826397</a>;.

This makes the whole panel not shrink below 22.

If we make that possible (by not setting the min height to 22), the systray just vanishes when the panel gets smaller.

Not sure which situation I prefer, ideas?

Create a special QGraphicsItem for displaing notification text along with action links and restructure code to use it.

This is a work towards getting nice animation when switching between items in a group (for example like RSSNOW does)

filewatch service copied to kdereview.
The original code will stay here since it still contains the inotify implementation.

And here they are... Theeee Hover Effects! :)

Disable startup notification for service menu actions; they normally act of the files, they don't startup apps with a mainwindow.

For metellius who's writing the ark servicemenus.

A first commit for the screenmanagement-stuff, this doesnt do anything useful yet. ;-)

pfff, what did I drink on 2006-12-26? ah it was post-christmas, maybe that's an excuse for my stupidity?

Merge branches/kate/scripting_api_updates

Summary of changes:

An indenter can specify a "required style" in the header, telling that it depends on a highlighting schema that provides this "style".

E.g. the Ruby indenter depends on attributes that are specific to the ruby highlighting schema.
This dependency is enforced by setting "ruby" as the required style in the indenter, and "ruby" as the provided style in the highlighter.

Because of these parameters, the ruby indenter is available only when the ruby highlighter is active.
This prevents "undefined behavior" caused by using the indenter without the expected highlighting schema.

The other change allows an indenter to return an "alignment" column in addition to the indent level.
This makes it possible to use tabs for indent, and spaces for things like aligning parameter lists, so that the tabs width can be changed without messing up the alignment.

Some refer to this kind of indenting as "mixed mode".

(A possible argument for calling this a "bugfix" is that it makes it possible to resolve some "hacks" and "todos" that have existed only because this feature wasn't supported)

it makes no sense to have the blur stuff in one header/namespace and the roundedRectangle stuff in another: it's all painting related. putting them together, however, makes "ImageEffects" really not accurate.
ImageEffects will also clash, concept-wise, with a real effects lib.

therefore, introducing Plasma::PaintUtils.

more natural and less visually ugly dragging of items in the panel.

i'm concerned people won't discover this feature on their own, however; we may end up needing on screen documentation for the panel controller for 4.2.

it's not so much because it's a bad idea, it's just a new one.

Initial import of Darkstat Applet.

-windows on inactive desktops are more translucent
-active desktop border is more strong

this should make distinguish what is the active desktop a bit easier

proper text encoding.

Louai: this applet has numerous issues, such as no license text in the source files and using proxy widgets when they aren't actually needed, or setting the geometry of the widget in the paint event (just use a layout).
please take a look at these issues. the applet apparently has users (see the bug report) so i'm sure they'd appreciate it too =)

thanks...

Highlight only unseen articles: too much hacks needed to mimic Akregator's behaviour and highlight 'New' articles/clear 'New' on every fetch

Make edit alarm dialogue scroll when the screen is too small for it to fit in.

A little doxyfication and coding style fixes.

I was planning to add some features to this widget but figured out a better way to go about it.

QWebkit to the rescue! Use it to show the content.

Prevent hiding the summary column.
It's not possible through the GUI anyways, but now even changes in the config file are ignored.

This saves space from my side (the sidebar widget).

Also, as requested on IRC (don't remember who), the itemview does not get the focus.

Attempt to de-clutter the icons in month and agenda view, and make them consistent.

Basically, the only icons shown now will be event/to-do/journal/holiday and readonly.
No longer show recurs and reminder icons in either view.

Let me know if you think this is a bad idea.
Perhaps not the best solution to toma's bug about the lock icon being too big, but its the best I can come up with right now.

Would also be nice if the tooltip showed more info.

Set shortcuts as we had on 3.5 kontact version.
Plug in the list on the navigation toolbar.
Some comments:

* We need to set proper shortcuts. With 11 plugins in sidebar, we would run out of shortcuts.
* If unloading a plugin, and later reloading it will make the newly plugin have count() + 1 shortcut, without mattering the weight of the plugin.

This needs to be improved.

Select the text of newly created pages ready for editing.

This closes the first bug I tried to patch myself a year ago. :)

More infrastructure for using paintop presets instead of paintop id + paintop setttings + brush.

Improve the tool docker experience
- no unused tool dockers visible on startup
- unused tool dockers are not shown in menu
- tool dockers don't eat more space than they need

With that awful, awful bug out of the way, I can recommit my biased code.

warnings--

Why is it always me cleaning up this shit, and why produce such warnings in the first place?
Is it so hard to be a little careful?

First appearance of the harmony c++ wrapper.

HACK ALERT!
Make the CollectionTreeView correctly update itself on palette changes.

For some odd reason that has now eluded me for several hours, catching the change event and looking for palette changes yielded the _old_ palette, if it even bothered to catch the event at all...

This is a hackish workaround ( making MainWindow emit a signal with the new pallete on any changes ) but it works. Actually it might be worth connecting to this signal elsewhere as the method that is currently used in several places uses Qt3 support code.

Now using model from Nepomuk ResourceManager as the QLocalSocket bug is fixed in Soprano (Sebastian++).

Easier code, faster.

Needs recent Soprano (should not affect Amarok if it is too old, but Nepomuk Collection will not work correct)

Update PUD version.
This version adds support for a fill color for the item, plus sets z positions correctly so that the fill doesn't obscure anything else.

I've set it currently to use whatever color the border is but with a very low alpha.

All that old Harmony stuff? j/k. Here's the new stuff.

This is a huge one.
I have not yet worked out how to make qt bindings work with Amarok/cmake, but after thounsands of tries, I have an idea now: To use add_custom_command to get the ${Core_Binding_SRCS}, ${GUI_Binding_SRCS} from the generator(or other useful bindings like QtSQL), then finally compile them as libs.

Efforts maybe needed to hack on the generator, make it generate CMakeList.txt files or make it output as we want. I am committing the current cmake version of the generator anyway :)

Add a notification when using the "Copy to Collection" command from Magnatune that you are getting the low quality preview streams, instead of the files actually meant for download, and add a small plug about buying albums and supporting Amarok.

PUD the PlaylistBrowser!

Yeah, baby, yeah!

This is what comes of me reading the commit filter when I should be working.
Grammar fixes.

port the cool stream script to qtscript.
It's not finished yet.

Just commit it in case you guys may do the repeated work.
almost there, you can finish it if you have interest to do that ;)

Note, the Script APIs are not finalized, I may change the current ugly function names.

Add another hack to ensure a stable scrollback position on text appends with an off-viewport selection, which apparently broke when we found a workaround around QText's problems with reliable paragraph numbering to fix marker line tracking and reliable selection recreation across appends.

Thanks to Modestas Vainius for the patch.

It seems this might screw with keeping off-viewport selections across appends, but it's still an improvement over scrolling around chaotically while reading backlog.

Here's to the day when we can say goodbye to QText*/3 forever.

Much more stable now, just have that double-item issue.

Convert PUD item to QAbstractGraphicsShapeItem so can do z-value on the SVG.
Not well tested, not safe revision.

Well, Slim Glow is ready for 4.1

Port powersave to plasma, and add come bits and bobs

first attempt in porting kweather to plasma

convert it into a Plasma applet

something that needs a bit of "review"
- the configuration is read from the global file
- the layout is barely working, probably it needs something better than a proxy widget

convert the widgets into graphics widgets:
- introduce a WeatherLabel class to be a graphics widget text item, but without proxy widget
- add more logic into WeatherButton to behave like a button
- turn layouts into graphics layouts, and get rid of the proxy widget

this has the nice "side effect" to have no more own background, so the widget can be translucent, depending on the theme

TODO: use the plasma theme for the label text color

remove the manual text color configuration, as we use the global plasma theme configuration now

Use trimeshes for collision detection.
It means that collision shapes are now the real models, so you can e.g. fly through the checkpoint's center, but not through the ring.

For some reason it doesn't work for asteroids (I get a crash when using trimeshes for them), so they still use spherical shape for collision detection.

New background for Kubrick.
I made it as plane as possible so it would draw less attention during the gameplay.