Also implements Finder's fade transitions, handles preview icon creation
through GCD block dispatch and does the right thing regarding events:
Mouse events go to the panel, key events to the fileBrowser outline view.
Change default compiler to Clang v1.0 for up to 40% compile and runtime
speed increase.
Improve control over install location through user scripts and config
files.
Calling methods which are not properties through use of dot notation is a
no-no in Apple's Objective-C 2.0 documentation. According to Apple it might
work but the compiler will not warn about any dangerous use cases.
The prominent example from the docs of how not to do it is "someObject.retain".
Here retain is a method and not a property so proper use is "[someObject retain]".
Unfortunately, often it is not clear if something in the API is merely an accessor
or a method which acts like an accessor but does more than the name might imply.
In this case, we can see this in PBEasyPipe where we have method calls like
"NSTask.standardOutput = ...". Even though they may look correct this can be
dangerous for obvious reasons. I assume hat this could also play a role in the appearance
of the "bad file descriptor" messages.
NOTE: Using this feature needs cookies enabled, which may sub-optimal in
corporate controlled environments.
TODO: The dependency on jQuery is overkill for something as simple as
updating tracking mouse-ups on a input element.
We used to increase this variable after
handing it over to the [handle readToEndOfFileInBackgroundAndNotify],
but sometimes a task would quit before getting to that point, causing
a premature index refresh event to be called.
* pu/pb/index_refactor: (24 commits)
PBGitIndex: post notifications when index stuff fails
GitIndexController: reorder methods a bit, remove unnecessary stuff
PBGitIndex: Migrate discardChanges to the GitIndex
CommitController: Make commit message editable after commit failed
GitIndex: Fix a few comments
GitIndex: explicitly tell when stuff is updated
Remove cruft
Show previous commit message when amending
CommitController: Empty commit title when commit is successful
CommitView: Remove cruft
Add failed commit notifications
GitIndex: add commit notifications
CommitController: Add status messages for index operations
GitIndex: Add a few notifications
CommitView: Migrate patch apply stuff to GitIndex
GitIndex: Add support for applying patches
CommitController: Replace commit method with the one from GitIndex
GitIndex: add basic commit method
GitIndexController: Migrate stageFiles functions to GitIndex
GitIndex: Add methods to stage and unstage files
...
Conflicts:
PBGitCommitController.m
PBGitIndexController.h
PBGitIndexController.m
* stable:
HistoryView: Don't show the 'loading commit' thing until after 500 ms.
HistoryView: Remove raw view
HistoryView: don't load in commit information in a separate thread anymore
Fix UTF-8 bug in NSString_RegEx
CommitView: Don't keep rearranging when iterating over files
IndexController: de-privatize the index-stopping stuff
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.
This class would use the location information provided by
regex(3) as range for for a substring. However, the information
regex(3) returns is a byte-based, while NSString works on characters.
This can cause a problem when there are UTF-8 characters in the string,
as the wrong subsstring will be returned.
This is fixed by taking the UTF bytesequence, and extracting a substring
from that, rather than using NSString's own substring method
These are mostly copies from PBGitIndexController, and
they can be refactored to a common method. I'm not sure of a name
for that yet, so I'll keep it like this for now :)
It's very difficult to determine whether or not we have a path specifier.
Because it's so difficult, it's better to just always run --children. A quick
test indicates that it doesn't matter much in run-time, and it's better to be
conservative in what we accept than to show bogus lines because the children
haven't been rewritten.
André Berg