Use the smaller 8pt Monaco again, since it allows for more compact text space requirements without losing readability.
Users who don't agree may safely ignore this commit.
- make the "Gist it" button a Mac OS X style button
- remove the default name from each field
- move the author's gravatar and include the committer's
- move the gravatar to the left of the author's name
- add a gravatar for the committer
- move the author and commiter info to it's own table to allow for putting the gravatar image in a center column
- setGravatar() now uses the email address passed in
I've seen this hang or crash a few times, so I hope this works better.
Instead of running a task in a separate thread, we just let it go through
the run loop and catch it when the task is done.
This ruins the second subview in the history view, but I don't think
anybody ever used that, so I'm going to remove it.
* commit 'origin/jg/tree_context':
HistoryController: Add "Open Files" menu item
WebHistoryView: Also use the tree context menu
HistoryController: Use a programatically created context menu
WebHistoryController: Refactor menu search to be recursive
HistoryController: Add some marks
PBGitHistory: Add "Show in Finder" to files
Display context menu in the history tree to show related commits
History fileview: select current item on rightclick
* stable:
PBGitConfig: Add missing sentinel
Remove use of deprecated stringWithCString
HistoryView: only add parents if parents array exists
keyboardNavigation: Fix keys 'c' and 'v' from webView
Site: add link to Twitter
Conflicts:
Site/text/contact.markdown
This used to break if a commit had no parents. This wasn't noticed
before because the breakage is only minor -- the only way you see it
is because the detail view didn't scroll up afterwards.
It used to be displayed in bold, but this can be easily overlooked when
visualizing all branches. It's easier to see the HEAD when it has its own
colour.
Pieter rewrote history.js in cfbcfc1f38, avoiding the use of
.innerHTML for performance reasons. This broke the HTML-arrows when
dealing with renames / mode-changes because createTextNode quotes them.
This is a simple work-around.
Signed-off-by: Johannes Gilger <heipei@hackvalue.de>
This speeds up the diff display by using DOM manipulation instead
of .innerHTML. Apparently incremental .innerHTML is really expensive
compared to DOM manipulation (which is expensive compared to a single .innerHTML=).
For example, the v0.2.1 commit, which introduces Sparkle, now loads in 70ms
rather than 230.
* stable:
Make confirmation of Gists optional
Add more defaults for handling Gists
HistoryView: Confirm paste to Gist if github.user is unset
GitX: CFBuildVersion as x.x.x.xx
UserManual: Explain the concept of the Amend-button
This makes use of the rules that are explicit in the
preferences. By default, Gists are always private and there
will always be a confirmation message.
Both options can be changed from the preferences menu.
This patch relates to ticket #58. It adds a method which will ask for
confirmation when pasting to Gist as an anonymous user. Since users
which have github.user and github.token set can easily delete pasted
snippets no confirmation is needed for them.
Signed-off-by: Johannes Gilger <heipei@hackvalue.de>
The contents of the commit message is inserted into the “#message” tag
directly. If we use a <div> tag, then any whitespace in the commit
message will get collapsed down into a single space as HTML requires.
Since the CSS stylesheet calls for a monospaced font, it makes sense
to use a <pre> tag instead, so that whitespace will be preserved.
diffHighligher.js: Recognize file-mode changes and mark them
history.js: Extend newfile callback by parameters for mode
history.css: Adjust changed-span to accomodate "mode changed"
We already keep this dictionary in our repository. Rather than adding a
pointer to it on every commit in our rev walk, just look it up lazily in the
dictionary when we need to. That cuts down some time in the initial revwalk
and also removes some stupid code :)
Previously, the diff hilighter was a bit odd in that it would
just search for elements with a diff and highlight those. While
useful in theory, this wasn't used at all. We change it to
receive the diff to hilight, which makes the code somewhat simpler.
A list of files included in a commit are listed below the
commit message. The list are links which will take you to
that file in the diff display below.
The title of each fileHeader is now just the path to the file
instead of the full diff command.
While the focus is in the commit ctrl-down_arrow and up_arrow
will navigate to to next and previous file in that commit.
This should make the GUI more responsive by allowing the diff
to be read in the background. This assumes that
[PBGitCommit details] is threadsafe, so we should keep it that
way.
This changes the HTML part of GitX to be more consistent -- we
now use a "views" directory where every web view has it's own
directory.
Furthermore, GitX-wide Javascript is added in the "lib" directory.
The same is true for CSS in the "css" directory. Every view can
have its own custom CSS and JS, and those are put in the views
directory (without JS or CSS prefix directories).
André Berg