Also tdf#76476, and probably more.
Make it so that when a window is in full-screen mode from
LibreOffice's point of view, it is also full-screen from the system's
point of view, and vice versa.
All three ways to enter and leave full-screen mode can now be used
with the same end result: The Ctrl-Cmd-F shortcut, the "View > Full
Screen" menu entry, and the green bubble on the title bar.
Don't disable/deactivate/etc menus while in full-screen mode. The menu
auto-hides so there is no harm in having it function normally.
Don't display the floating toolbar with a single "Full Screen" button
in it as the way to leave full-screen mode. Instead, the same three
ways that can be used to enter full-screen mode work to leave it, too.
Sadly I could not figure out a way to set a window properly to
full-screen at the point where a document window is created and set to
be the same size as that kind of document window was the previous time
it was open in LibreOffice. Thus don't save state for full-screen
windows as we can't properly restore them. At least not for macOS. It
is not good to just restore them as non-full-screened but still at the
size they had when full-screen.
One irritating glitch remains, and I was unable to fix that properly:
I now prevent closing the document window that is in full-screen mode.
Otherwise, if it is closed, the full-screen mode remains even if no
window is open there; the desktop is completely black. Moving the
cursor to the top edge, the LibreOffice menu is there, though. I tried
to fix that but with no fully satisfying result. (Some attempts even
lead to crashes, so just disabling closing is better than crashing at
least.)
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regression from
commit 6529cd54c29c5800340530a1b8182c341fbeeafb
don't use heap for elements in ScRangeList
where I converted some loop variables from pointers to refs, forgetting
to assigning to a ref is quite different from assigning to a pointer
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... and pass it as the sole argument to XMLSignatureHelper::SetDateTime().
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by changing parsing process a bit
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so use ellipsize instead and set the height to one single line
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...that previously ended up in language-independent parts of installation sets.
The structure of that media/ tree doesn't allow to directly mis-use the existing
AllLangPackage machinery (which expects the language to be encoded in the first
pathname segment within the tree; and which is already mis-used for the
helpcontent2/AllLangPackage_html_lang.mk parts).
So introduce gb_AllLangPackage_add_files_for_lang that allows to specify the
language explicitly, independent of where it is encoded in the pathname (if at
all). The underlying gb_AllLangPackage_add_file sets a
gb_AllLangPackage_ALLDIRS that is used by `make packageinfo`, which may need
further fixing by anybody actually using that target; see the mail thread
starting at
<https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/libreoffice/2018-May/080242.html>
"Broken --with-help=html `make packageinfo`".
All files in $(SRCDIR)/helpcontent2/source/media/ must now explicitly be listed
in either helpcontent2/Package_html_media.mk (for the language-independent
files) or helpcontent2/AllLangPackage_html_media_lang.mk (for the language-
specific files). Also note the two TODOs in
helpcontent2/AllLangPackage_html_media_lang.mk.
What is not quite right yet is that content from
helpcontent2/AllLangPackage_html_lang.mk and
helpcontent2/AllLangPackage_html_media_lang.mk is ending up in both per-language
helpcontent installation sets (as intended, via the instructions in
helpcontent2/CustomTarget_html.mk) and per-language languagepack installation
sets (which is unintended). This needs to be fixed with a follow-up commit.
This is the core part of a commit spanning core and helpcontent2.
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Properly handle language-specific parts of --with-help=html media/ sub-tree
...that previously ended up in language-independent parts of installation sets.
The structure of that media/ tree doesn't allow to directly mis-use the existing
AllLangPackage machinery (which expects the language to be encoded in the first
pathname segment within the tree; and which is already mis-used for the
helpcontent2/AllLangPackage_html_lang.mk parts).
So introduce gb_AllLangPackage_add_files_for_lang that allows to specify the
language explicitly, independent of where it is encoded in the pathname (if at
all). The underlying gb_AllLangPackage_add_file sets a
gb_AllLangPackage_ALLDIRS that is used by `make packageinfo`, which may need
further fixing by anybody actually using that target; see the mail thread
starting at
<https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/libreoffice/2018-May/080242.html>
"Broken --with-help=html `make packageinfo`".
All files in $(SRCDIR)/helpcontent2/source/media/ must now explicitly be listed
in either helpcontent2/Package_html_media.mk (for the language-independent
files) or helpcontent2/AllLangPackage_html_media_lang.mk (for the language-
specific files). Also note the two TODOs in
helpcontent2/AllLangPackage_html_media_lang.mk.
What is not quite right yet is that content from
helpcontent2/AllLangPackage_html_lang.mk and
helpcontent2/AllLangPackage_html_media_lang.mk is ending up in both per-language
helpcontent installation sets (as intended, via the instructions in
helpcontent2/CustomTarget_html.mk) and per-language languagepack installation
sets (which is unintended). This needs to be fixed with a follow-up commit.
This is the helpcontent2 part of a commit spanning core and helpcontent2.
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This patch is sponsored by ULAKBIM/Pardus project.
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Found with bin/find-unneeded-includes
Removal proposals are dealt with here
With fallout management as necessary
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FullScreen in this context means a top-level window that is both
full-screen from the desktop environment's perspective (which
depending on the desktop environment might simply mean that it is as
large as possible to fill its screen, leaving any system menus etc
visible), *and* is in LibreOffice's full-screen mode (with no toolbars
or other UI elements except the document contents visible).
Not yet used, will be used in follow-up commits.
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...on indirect dependencies too.
Here a self reference to any formula-group
means if there are any references in a formula
(of the formula-group itself or any of its dependencies)
that points to any element inside the formula-group.
If there are any self-references, then that formula-group
can't be computed in parallel.
For example, with this patch we can detect the following case:-
Suppose the formula-group that we want to check is:
"=(F2+G2-10)*10.0" spanning A2:A100. Let the formula-group
starting at F2 be "=A1*0.1-10". The indirect dependency
formula-group starting at F2, references back the elements of
our original formula-group at A2. This makes the F.G at
A2 unsafe for parallel computation.
Concretly, this patch fixes a recalc crash on tdf#63638/1
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tdf#50774 has an example document which was broken by 6.1 commit
8e9e705de29a1a3d9b964c9350aa2a3a17cce6f9.
Reverting does a couple of things:
-go back to previous behaviour (right or wrong) - no regression.
-gives an opportunity to find documents broken by reverting -
i.e. it will give an indication as to which state has more broken
docs. Can be re-visited in 6.2.
-gives me an option to escape from this horrible mess without causing
a regression in a production release of LO.
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...which might have had a purpose in the past, but look unused today. (DEBUG is
defined in solenv/gbuild/gbuild.mk iff dbglevel >= 2, and `make
Library_xsec_xmlsec dbglevel=2` doesn't run into any problems for me with the
undefs removed.)
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"Ignore OpenGL blacklist" is called "force OpenGL" in the code, so it
make sense that OpenGLHelper::isVCLOpenGLEnabled() returns true in that
case. But the UI suggested that enabling ignore doesn't enable OpenGL
itself.
Fix this by auto-checking the parent UI widget when enabling the
blacklist.
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according to framework/dtd/toolbar.dtd – and having
the same ID everywhere also is kinda pointless..
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As we always load graphic complete now, we can just hint that it
has arrived. In the future we might properly restore retrieving the
stream of a graphic throught link manager, but not creating the
partial graphic from it - just an async retrieval of the bytes.
The graphic should then always be created completely with the
GraphicFilter.
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(unsigned short, bool, SfxPoolItem const**) when pasting comment of closed document
Re-work commit 1b7a8277aa3e9f73ccdf15e933a1ee3b42849a44.
In the tiled rendering case, each view has its own clipboard,
but not in desktop version which it has a shared clipboard each view.
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