When downloading a large file the preview should not be recreated each time
a change-notification has been received. Create the preview after getting
the first file change, but postpone creating the next previews until no change
has been done during a longer period of time.
BUG: 290698
FIXED-IN: 4.8.0
When downloading a large file the preview should not be recreated each time
a change-notification has been received. Create the preview after getting
the first file change, but postpone creating the next previews until no change
has been done during a longer period of time.
BUG: 290698
FIXED-IN: 4.8.0
The scaling of pixmaps is just way too slow with the raster graphicssystem (see KPixmapModifier::scalePixmap()). It is of course still possible to run Dolphin
with the raster graphicssystem, but this has to be done explicitly then.
CCBUG: 290865
The scaling of pixmaps is just way too slow with the raster graphicssystem (see KPixmapModifier::scalePixmap()). It is of course still possible to run Dolphin
with the raster graphicssystem, but this has to be done explicitly then.
CCBUG: 290865
KFileItemModel::resortAllItems() always emits a itemsMoved() signal since some
time. Before blindly adjusting the tests lets discuss first whether
resortAllItems() should be used in this context.
KFileItemModel::resortAllItems() always emits a itemsMoved() signal since some
time. Before blindly adjusting the tests lets discuss first whether
resortAllItems() should be used in this context.
When a selection has been done with non-linear ranges, it was possible that
the anchor item pointed to an invalid index that resulted into an invalid
selection.
As part of this fix the sorting for DolphinView::selectedItems() has been
disabled (if the caller assumes a sorted selection he must manually adjust it).
BUG: 288908
FIXED-IN: 4.8.0
When a selection has been done with non-linear ranges, it was possible that
the anchor item pointed to an invalid index that resulted into an invalid
selection.
As part of this fix the sorting for DolphinView::selectedItems() has been
disabled (if the caller assumes a sorted selection he must manually adjust it).
BUG: 288908
FIXED-IN: 4.8.0
Don't check whether the m_layoutTimer is active: Changing the
item offset must always trigger a synchronous layout, otherwise
the smooth-scrolling might get jerky.
Don't check whether the m_layoutTimer is active: Changing the
item offset must always trigger a synchronous layout, otherwise
the smooth-scrolling might get jerky.
When groups are enabled in Dolphin the key-up and key-down keys did not behave
consistent in comparison to traditional views or like done in editors.
CCBUG: 261995
CCBUG: 262038
When groups are enabled in Dolphin the key-up and key-down keys did not behave
consistent in comparison to traditional views or like done in editors.
CCBUG: 261995
CCBUG: 262038
When switching to a group that is not shown currently, the group headers
won't be updated. The root-cause was that the m_groups-cache must be reset
when the roles have been changed.
CCBUG: 289654
When switching to a group that is not shown currently, the group headers
won't be updated. The root-cause was that the m_groups-cache must be reset
when the roles have been changed.
CCBUG: 289654
- Uninitialized types count as one group
- Let the receiver of the signal itemsMoved() decide whether unmoved items
really result in an unchanged visual appearance. This might e.g. be the case
if the grouping is turned on and the group-names change although the items
themselves have not changed their position.
BUG: 289654
FIXED-IN: 4.8.0
- Uninitialized types count as one group
- Let the receiver of the signal itemsMoved() decide whether unmoved items
really result in an unchanged visual appearance. This might e.g. be the case
if the grouping is turned on and the group-names change although the items
themselves have not changed their position.
BUG: 289654
FIXED-IN: 4.8.0
If a protocol like fish is used, the sorting of sub-trees was wrong. The root
cause was a wrong comparing of URLs where the protocol was not initialized.
BUG: 289697
FIXED-IN: 4.8.0
If a protocol like fish is used, the sorting of sub-trees was wrong. The root
cause was a wrong comparing of URLs where the protocol was not initialized.
BUG: 289697
FIXED-IN: 4.8.0
