While messages in the EventsSection are currently simple enough to
use the generic Message baseclass, the design calls for events to
only be dismissable on the current day. We will need a subclass to
implement this behavior cleanly, so add one.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=744927
As the design calls for slightly different behavior for the current
day, move the _isToday() function out of MessageListSection to have
it available elsewhere as well ...
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=744927
Currently the clear action in the section header simply removes all
messages from the section. While the result looks exactly as if the
close button of each individual message had been clicked, the messages
are not actually closed - after a restart (or some other condition that
triggers a reload), the messages simply reappear, which is confusing.
Do the expected thing instead, and make clear close all messages in the
section.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=746027
Currently a message can only be closed by its close button. However
as we want to make a section's clear action synonymous with clicking
the close button of each individual message in the list, we will need
to expose the close action, so add a corresponding method.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=746027
Currently closing all messages is subtly different from clearing
a section, which is confusing. Start making the behavior more
predictable by only showing a close button in the message when
the section's clear button would remove it.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=746027
This closes a race between setTerms and a slow GetInitialResultSet.
The bug manifests as follows:
- initial search for a short string
- previous results === undefined, call GetInitialResultSet
- user types more, cancel previous search in setTerms()
- mainloop, then _gotResults([])
- previous results === [], !!previous results === true
- therefore call GetSubsearchResultSet with an empty list of results
- _gotResults() from GetSubsearchResultSet is empty
- much later, return from GetInitialResultSet is discarded by
cancellable
- user unhappy because what he searched for is not there
After this fix, the flow is:
- initial search for a short string
- previous results === undefined, call GetInitialResultSet
- user types more, cancel previous search in setTerms()
- mainloop, but no _gotResults
- previous results === undefined, call GetInitialResultSet again with
longer string
- some time later, return from first GetInitialResultSet is discarded
by cancellable
- soon after, return from second GetInitialResultSet comes with good
results
- user happy
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=745861
If a different message ends up underneath the pointer at the end
of the removal animation, it won't receive an enter event until
the pointer is moved, and thus its hover state will not be correct.
Fix it up manually with an explicit pointer sync.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=746019
As we use two separate body actors for expanded and unexpanded
notifications, updating only one of them on notification updates
is not enough - if the notification has already been expanded,
we need to update the second label as well.
There's a strong expectation that delegating or presenting a channel
will result in a window being activated, so close both overview and
calendar as we do elsewhere.
Enabling line-wrapping of the unexpanded body is not enough to enforce
a single line when the text has embedded newlines, so replace these with
spaces (this is similar to setting ClutterText:single-line-mode, however
that would use a paragraph separator glyph instead).
If activateWindow() is called as the result of activating an item
in the Time & Date drop-down (most likely a notification), it should
behave as other items and close the calendar.
NotificationMessages set the icon either from the corresponding
notification's gicon property, or fall back to the source icon.
Except that we never actually set a notification's gicon property to
the provided icon, so we currently just always fall back, whoops!
