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* README: Tell everyone that we are back on bonobo HEAD. * configure.in: Make sure Nautilus doesn't try to compile with the old bonobo. * components/adapter/nautilus-adapter-embed-strategy.c: (nautilus_adapter_embed_strategy_get): * components/adapter/nautilus-adapter-load-strategy.c: (nautilus_adapter_load_strategy_get): * components/adapter/nautilus-adapter-progressive-load-strategy.c: (nautilus_adapter_progressive_load_strategy_load_location): * components/history/nautilus-history-view.c: (history_view_frame_call_begin): * libnautilus/nautilus-undo.c: (set_up_bonobo_control): * libnautilus/nautilus-view.c: (view_frame_call_begin): * libnautilus/nautilus-zoomable.c: (nautilus_zoomable_ensure_zoomable_frame): Fix all the callers of query_interface in CORBA to call it queryInterface (I used the Bonobo script to do it). * src/nautilus-window.h: * src/nautilus-window.c: (nautilus_window_constructed), (nautilus_window_set_arg), (nautilus_window_get_arg), (nautilus_window_set_content_view_widget): Update for BonoboWin -> BonoboWindow change. Once again, the change was done by the Bonobo script (but I had to undo the spaces it ate after BONOBO_WIN). * components/services/install/idl/trilobite-eazel-install.idl: * components/services/time/idl/trilobite-eazel-time-service.idl: * components/services/trilobite/idl/trilobite-service.idl: * components/services/trilobite/sample/idl/sample-service.idl: * libnautilus-adapter/nautilus-adapter-factory.idl: * libnautilus/nautilus-distributed-undo.idl: * libnautilus/nautilus-view-component.idl: Since IDL dependencies don't work, I touched every IDL file to make the switchover smoother. This only works if people update before they try to build and fail, otherwise they need to do: find -name '*.xml' | xargs touch (Maciej and I want to add dependency support to orbit-idl to make this problem go away long term). * src/nautilus-desktop-window.c: (realize): The script updated this comment to, so I let it. * user-guide/C/Makefile.am: Took out the botched change I made to this file. Mathieu did the correct one.
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/* -*- Mode: IDL; tab-width: 8; indent-tabs-mode: 8; c-basic-offset: 8 -*- */
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/* nautilus-undo.idl - Interface for view components that
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* support undo, used internally by the
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* undo support classes.
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*
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* Copyright (C) 2000 Eazel, Inc.
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*
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* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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* modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
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* License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
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* version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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*
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* This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
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* Library General Public License for more details.
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*
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* You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public
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* License along with this library; if not, write to the
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* Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330,
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* Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
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*/
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#ifndef NAUTILUS_UNDO_IDL_INCLUDED
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#define NAUTILUS_UNDO_IDL_INCLUDED
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#include <Bonobo.idl>
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module Nautilus {
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module Undo {
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/* The specifications for a menu item. */
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struct MenuItem {
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string label;
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string hint;
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};
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/* A single undoable operation is represented by a
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* transaction. This is the interface a transaction
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* must supply for use by an undo manager.
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*/
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interface Transaction : ::Bonobo::Unknown {
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/* These menu items are used to display undo
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* or redo menu items for this transaction.
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* The operation name is for lists of undoable
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* operations that are listed somewhere other
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* than an undo or redo object.
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*/
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readonly attribute MenuItem undo_menu_item;
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readonly attribute MenuItem redo_menu_item;
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readonly attribute string operation_name;
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/* Here's how you actually perform an undo.
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* Once it's performed, calling this again is
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* safe; it's guaranteed to do nothing.
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*/
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void undo ();
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};
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/* An undo manager deals with a list of transactions
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* for a particular application or window. This is the
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* interface of the manager from the transaction's
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* point of view only.
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*/
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interface Manager : ::Bonobo::Unknown {
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/* Add a new transaction. This is normally called
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* by the code that creates the transaction.
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*/
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void append (in Transaction transaction);
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/* Forget a transaction. This is typically called
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* when the operation that the transaction does
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* undo for no longer makes sense.
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*/
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void forget (in Transaction transaction);
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/* Sometimes an undo has to be "forced" from the
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* client side when it recognizes an undo key
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* equivalent.
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*/
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void undo ();
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/* FIXME bugzilla.eazel.com 1292:
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* We may need additional interface so the
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* client can include an appropriate undo item in
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* a contextual menu.
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*/
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};
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/* To locate the appropriate manager, a view component
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* can query for this interface on its Bonobo control
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* frame. This is done automatically by functions in
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* the undo manager.
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*/
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interface Context : ::Bonobo::Unknown {
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readonly attribute Manager undo_manager;
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};
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};
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};
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#endif /* NAUTILUS_UNDO_IDL_INCLUDED */
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