nautilus/nautilus-clean.sh
Darin Adler a93b99aba5 Removed a bunch of incorrect calls to bonobo_object_unref. An error in the
* components/hardware/nautilus-hardware-view.c:
	(nautilus_hardware_view_destroy):
	* components/loser/content/nautilus-content-loser.c:
	(nautilus_content_loser_destroy):
	* components/loser/sidebar/nautilus-sidebar-loser.c:
	(nautilus_sidebar_loser_destroy):
	* components/mozilla/nautilus-mozilla-content-view.c:
	(nautilus_mozilla_content_view_destroy):
	* components/music/nautilus-music-view.c:
	(nautilus_music_view_destroy):
	* components/rpmview/nautilus-rpm-view.c:
	(nautilus_rpm_view_destroy):
	* components/sample/nautilus-sample-content-view.c:
	(nautilus_sample_content_view_destroy):
	* components/services/time/nautilus-view/trilobite-eazel-time-view.c:
	(trilobite_eazel_time_view_destroy):
	* components/tree/nautilus-tree-view.c:
	(nautilus_tree_view_destroy):
	Removed a bunch of incorrect calls to bonobo_object_unref.
	An error in the sample can be an insidious thing.

	* components/tree/main.c: (tree_object_destroyed),
	(tree_make_object), (main): Removed some stray debugging stuff.

	* libnautilus-extensions/Makefile.am: Got rid of the grid
	* libnautilus-extensions/nautilus-icon-private.h: Got rid of the
	grid.
	* libnautilus-extensions/nautilus-icon-container.c:
	(keyboard_icon_reveal_timeout_callback): Took out unneeded use of
	thread locking macros. Maybe someday I'll regret this, but we can
	add them back then.
	(get_all_icon_bounds): Added shared function.
	(update_scroll_region): Renamed set_scroll_region and made it use
	the shared function. Also got rid of grid code.
	(resort): Got rid of grid code.
	(lay_down_icons): Got rid of grid code.
	(relayout): Made it lay down new icons before doing any layout
	work. Also made sure it doesn't do the resort while stretching.
	(reload_icon_positions): Got rid of grid code.
	(rubberband_select): Got rid of grid code. This was the one place
	that it might have made things a little faster but probably not
	due to the complexity of what it was doing.
	(rubberband_timeout_callback): Took out unneeded use of thread
	locking macros. Maybe someday I'll regret this, but we can add
	them back then.
	(destroy): Got rid of grid code.
	(world_width_changed): Got rid of grid code.
	(nautilus_icon_container_initialize): Got rid of grid code and
	an extra idle cycle that wasn't needed.
	(nautilus_icon_container_clear): Got rid of grid code and added
	code to update the scroll region on clear.
	(icon_destroy): Got rid of grid code.
	(assign_icon_position), (finish_adding_icon),
	(finish_adding_new_icons), (finish_adding_new_icons_callback),
	(nautilus_icon_container_add): Replaced old idle code with
	something specific to adding new icons. This does the proper
	layout for manual as well as automatic layout cases.

	* libnautilus-extensions/nautilus-background.h:
	* libnautilus-extensions/nautilus-background.c:
	(nautilus_background_initialize_class): Made two signals instead
	of one. One for when the background's settings change and another
	for when the appearance changes.
	(nautilus_background_set_color): Emit both signals.
	(load_image_callback): Emit only the appearance change signal.
	(nautilus_background_set_tile_image_uri): Emit both signals.
	(nautilus_get_widget_background): Connect to the
	appearance_changed signal.
	* libnautilus-extensions/nautilus-directory-background.c:
	(nautilus_connect_background_to_directory_metadata):
	Connect to the settings_changed signal.
	* src/file-manager/fm-directory-view.c:
	(fm_directory_view_real_merge_menus): Connect to the
	settings_changed signal.
	* src/nautilus-sidebar.c: (nautilus_sidebar_update_info): Connect
	to the appearance_changed signal.
	* components/music/nautilus-music-view.c:
	(nautilus_music_view_set_up_background): Connect to the
	settings_changed signal.

	* HACKING: Gratuitious reformatting.
	* RENAMING: Added notes about how we do renaming, at the request
	of one of the hackers.

	* nautilus-clean.sh: Added nautilus-tree-view to the things that
	are killed, and made gratuitous changes to the script.
2000-06-27 00:52:50 +00:00

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#!/bin/sh
# This is a quick hack to check if any nautilus auxiliary processes
# are running, and if so, list them and kill them. It is not
# portable, and should be be expected to be used in any kind of
# production capacity.
quiet=no
extreme=no
if [ $# -gt 0 ]
then
arg=$1
if [ "$arg" = "-q" ]
then
quiet=yes
elif [ "$arg" = "-x" ]
then
extreme=yes
fi
fi
if [ $# -gt 1 ]
then
arg=$2
if [ "$arg" = "-q" ]
then
quiet=yes
elif [ "$arg" = "-x" ]
then
extreme=yes
fi
fi
echo_unless_quiet ()
{
if [ "$quiet" != "yes" ]
then
echo "$*"
fi
}
# Add any new auxiliary programs here.
AUX_PROGS="\
bonobo-application-x-pdf \
bonobo-image-generic \
bonobo-text-plain \
gnome-vfs-slave \
hyperbola \
nautilus-history-view \
nautilus-content-loser \
nautilus-hardware-view \
nautilus-mozilla-content-view \
nautilus-notes \
nautilus-rpm-view \
nautilus-sample-content-view \
nautilus-service-startup-view \
nautilus-sidebar-loser \
nautilus-tree=voew \
ntl-history-view \
ntl-notes \
ntl-web-search \
ntl-web-browser \
"
if [ "$extreme" = "yes" ]
then
AUX_PROGS="oafd gconfd $AUX_PROGS"
fi
unset FOUND_ANY
for NAME in $AUX_PROGS; do
EGREP_PATTERN=`echo $NAME | sed -e 's/\(.\)\(.*\)/[\1]\2/' | sed -e 's/\[\\\^\]/\[\\^\]/'`
COUNT=`ps auxww | egrep $EGREP_PATTERN | grep -v emacs | wc -l`
if [ $COUNT -gt 0 ]; then
if [ -z $FOUND_ANY ]; then
echo_unless_quiet "nautilus-clean: Stale processes found."
FOUND_ANY=true
fi
echo_unless_quiet "$NAME: $COUNT"
if [ "$quiet" != "yes" ]
then
killall "$NAME"
else
killall "$NAME" > /dev/null 2>&1
fi
fi
done
if [ -z $FOUND_ANY ]; then
echo_unless_quiet "nautilus-clean: No stale processes found."
fi