Use QStyle icon sizes instead of hard coding 16 or 32 pixels.
Using styles that follow KDE settings (every KStyle, e.g.
Oxygen) the icon sizes can be configured by the user in
System Settings.
The size for the icon/details view can be later changed
by the user, overriding the defaults. The icon size for the
places panel is not (yet?) configurable separately.
(Not resolving the bug, see comment in review request)
CCBUG: 301959
REVIEW: 105548
(cherry picked from commit 79211f6e48)
This resolves a regression caused by the Places Panel rewrite. There is
a small glitch left when reordering items (dragging below the last or
above the first item only shows the drop indicator when first dragging
out of the item and then back), but I prefer not to fix this glitch
right now because this would require a more intrusive change, and I do
not want to risk regressions because is not much time left to fix them
before 4.9.0 is released.
Thanks to Peter Penz for providing some advice about this issue.
BUG: 302557
FIXED-IN: 4.9.0
(cherry picked from commit f4c9600251)
Without this patch, the name of the parent folder was used for the entry
in the Places Panel. Will backport to the KDE/4.9 branch when the RC2
freeze is over.
Thanks to Daniel Kreuter for the patch!
BUG: 303157
FIXED-IN: 4.9.0
(cherry picked from commit 9940244ddd)
If a file with an unknown extension gets renamed, it is assumed
that the letters after the last point represent the extension and
won't be selected.
BUG: 301893
FIXED-IN: 4.9.0
The regression has been introduced when hiding the DolphinDirLister
inside KFileItemModel. Now the signal urlIsFileError() gets forwarded
to the container again where the file will be opened.
BUG: 301757
FIXED-IN: 4.9.0
- Don't use the selection-tinted icon when dragging a single item
- Decrease the vertical gap for the hotspot
- Prevent drawing tree-lines when dragging items for the Places Panel
CCBUG: 301624
If the "isExpandable"- or "size"-role is shown for a folder, the
number of sub-items must be watched to be able to update the
state of those 2 roles.
This fixes the issue that e.g. no expanding-toggle is shown
if an sub-directory has been created inside an empty directory.
BUG: 293972
FIXED-IN: 4.9.0
... otherwise no expansion toggle will be shown. The implementation
is a compromise between performance and correctness: If the directory
contains links that are not directories, an unnecessary expansion
toggle will be shown. But this is better than showing no expansion
toggle in case if the directory contains links that point to other
directories.
BUG: 299997
FIXED-IN: 4.9.0
When emitting the roleEditingCanceled-signal it must be prevented
that a roleEditingFinished-signal is emitted because of some
action taken in the receiver-slot.
BUG: 301480
FIXED-IN: 4.9.0
Fix issue that cancelling the inline-renaming by clicking
on the other split view applies the wrong focus.
Thanks to Frank Reininghaus for the initial patch and noticing
this issue.
CCBUG: 301252
- Don't use an outdated KFileItem when renaming an item more than once
- Use the same font as the view
- Don't lose the focus when an editor-popup is shown
BUG: 299327
BUG: 298883
BUG: 301253
FIXED-IN: 4.9.0
This prevents that these commands, which have not been enetered by the
user, but generated automatically, appear in the shell history, provided
that the shell is configured appropriately.
BUG: 204039
FIXED-IN: 4.9.0
If the current folder is collapsed, pressing the left arrow key now
moves the focus to the parent folder.
CCBUG: 300582
(cherry picked from commit 93daadae28)
The problem was the following: While a QMutableSetIterator iterates the
items in the QSet m_filteredItems, all items that match the new filter
are removed from the set. However, to ensure that the iterator still
reaches all items in the set, one must not use QSet::remove(), but
rather the iterator's remove() method (see QMutableSetIterator docs).
CCBUG: 300504
(cherry picked from commit 288473a96c)
To achieve this, the Places Panel context menu now checks the icon of
the "Trash" item (which is updated by a dir lister that watches the
state of the trash), rather then reading a config file which is only
used by KDE applications.
BUG: 293651
FIXED-IN: 4.9.0
