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No"real" changes were made.
NOTE: There is actually a chance for this change to break stuff.
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(so the compiler can unroll it again)
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Caused by an earlier commit of mine.
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This should fix #2010. A required object was not retained long enough.
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Changing the query favorties/history would cause an UI inconsitency when the list was filtered before.
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* [NSDictionary dictionary] → @{}
* [NSDictionary dictionaryWithObject:forKey:] can safely be replaced. object==nil would have already thrown a NPE in the past.
* Also replaced some (hopefully safe) NSArray initializers (ie. their objects should always exist).
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Note: [NSArray arrayWithObjects:...,nil] is left unchanged as that could possibly cause a NPE if converted to @[]
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* (Also changed some outdated URLs)
* Replaced [NSApplication sharedApplication] with NSApp
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Replaced all [NSNumber numberWithBool:YES/NO] with the @YES/@NO literals.
Also replaced some TRUE/FALSE with their YES/NO counterparts.
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And with that we are back to a build that should not spam your Console upon launch. (Sorry for the future merge conflict) :)
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At some point Xcode decided to introduce a new variant of black named "labelColor" (which is 10.10 only). This commit changes the DBView xib back to controlTextColor instead.
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Switchting the IB files to Xcode 5 introduced some kind of image reference for some of our popup buttons, which was kept when we switched back to 4.6 format.
However as this wasn't used in the 4.6 files before switchting to 5 either, I just removed that stuff.
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Remove a private API in PSMTabBarCell
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Directly assigning to _controlView of a NSActionCell is private and not allowed by Mac App Store.
An _customControlView is used to replace _controlView in PSMTabBarCell to avoid direct assigning to _controlView.
This should be the last private API to remove before going to Mac App Store.
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Fixes #2029
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(Actually I only enabled CALayer for the container.)
Also deleted a NSView that was thinking it was a NSButton, invisible, and not connected to anything. Hopefully no one will miss that thing.
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* Attempt to fix the "<SPSplitView: ...>: the delegate <SPSplitView: ...> was sent -splitView:resizeSubviewsWithOldSize: and left the subview frames in an inconsistent state:" message that has been plaguing my console for some time.
* This commit also adds a minimum width on the main area to prevent some strange UI bugs.
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This commit switches our pagination popover to use native NSPopover on 10.7+ making it look more polished and modern.
On 10.6 the old style will be used, *however* that one might still suffer from a bug caused by undefined overlapping view drawing behaviour.
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This is implemented as an alternate menu item, ie. it will appear when holding down the Option (alt) key instead of the normal "Open Table in new Tab" item. Fixes #2015
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Previously our cog menus have been Round Rect (borderless) NSPopupButtons with text aligned to the left of the image as that combination would allow us to make the box of the button exactly as big as the image.
However in 10.10 Apple changed the layout so that a padding is always added on the right border of a popup button (except if the menu is attached to the left).
From playing around I found the only setting to be compatible between 10.9 and 10.10 to be the button type Bevel (borderless).
This commit changes all cog buttons to Bevel type in hopes those will also look the same on 10.8, 10.7, 10.6.
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Namely this commit changes two things:
1) In the past the user manager window technically was closed after it was released (SPUserManager.m:491):
[NSApp endSheet:[self window] returnCode:0]; //-> calls delegate, which calls release
[[self window] orderOut:self];
This call order has now been swapped.
2) Because the delegate is invoked directly by NSApp, the release was called before other UI elements had finished their cleanup from orderOut:. The delegate callback is now put on the runloop to give other stuff priority.
Requesting QA on this commit.
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Conflicts:
Source/SPGotoDatabaseController.m
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* Possibility to double-click an item to go there
* Search is case-insensitive
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The dialog enables
* searching for a database by name (substring matching),
* using C&P to select databases
* navigating to databases not in the database dropdown
* faster keyboard-based navigation
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uxp-disable_smartquotes
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It might be useful to keep this setting on globally, but smart quotes break
SQL, resulting in the requirement of having to do an undo-type-undo dance to
force the editor to not replace the single (') and double (") quote
characters with the ‘, ’ and “, ” characters, respectively. Since we
can presume that no one will want to use these non-SQL quotation marks
within SQL unless they explicitly decide to do so (in matching a varchar
field, for instance), they should be off by default. Additionally, the
double-dash (--) is used in SQL for inline comments, which gets substituted
for the em-dash (—). Disabling this seems to be a good idea on the same
argument.
More info about text substitution: http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14294
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Should fix #1978
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* Avoid a malloc(4) / free() and let the compiler figure that out
* sizeof(pointer) != sizeof(memory area pointed to by pointer)
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Cohabitation with terminal (with ControlMaster)
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Add pref to disable backticks in completions
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Add a checkbox to the Editor preferences to disable placing backticks
around attributes when completing in the custom query pane.
Resolves #764
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