2001-02-28 Michael Natterer <mitch@gimp.org>
* app/tools/Makefile.am
* app/tools/edit_selection.[ch]: back as real tool which gets
temporarily pushed to the tool_manager's new tool stack.
* app/tools/move.c
* app/tools/text_tool.c: call the edit_selection stuff again.
* app/tools/tool.c: added a STUB().
* app/tools/tool_manager.[ch]: implemented tool_manager_push_tool()
and tool_manager_pop_tool().
2001-02-28 Michael Natterer <mitch@gimp.org>
* app/context_manager.[ch]: made the global_paint_options public.
* app/tools/gimptoolinfo.[ch]: added a "tool_context" boolean to
the constructor and create a private context for the tool
initialized with global_paint_options's values.
* app/tools/tool_manager.[ch]: changed tool_manager_register_tool()
accordingly.
* app/tools/gimpcolorpickertool.c
* app/tools/measure.c
* app/tools/move.c
* app/tools/text_tool.c: changed accordingly.
* app/tools/paint_options.[ch]: added the fade out and gradient
options here so they can be used by all paint tools.
* app/tools/gimppaintbrushtool.c: removed them here. Changed
the non_gui stuff: removed the non_gui_paint_func and handle
the non_gui stuff in the normal paint method. Allocate a
non_gui_paintbrush instead of the old non_gui_paint_core.
The non_gui stuff will change totally and will be handled
by GimpPaintTool only.
* app/tools/tool.c: removed the STUB()'s again.
2001-02-23 Michael Natterer <mitch@gimp.org>
* app/app_procs.c: removed crap from ancient times when tools
used to be an enum.
* app/brush_select.[ch]: cleaned up the gui and made global paint
mode toggling much simpler by expanding vertically instead of
reparenting.
* app/context_manager.c: removed hack by using a tool manager
accessor function.
* app/gimpcontext.c: use the new standard tool info object. Tools
also _behave_ like all other data types now (can e.g. be
refreshed).
* app/tools/tool.[ch]
* app/tools/gimptoolinfo.[ch]: added an "identifier" which is an
untranslated string with a meaningful prefix and name, e.g.
"gimp:color_picker_tool". Renamed "tool_name" and "tool_desc"
to "blurb" and "help", changed the constructor accordingly.
Added gimp_tool_info_get_standards() to make the context work
with tool refresh.
* app/tools/tool_manager.[ch]
* app/tools/tools.c: removed the global list of tool class
structures because the tool info list is in place.
Added tool_manager_register_tool_options() which calls
tool_options_dialog_add() and registers the options in the
global_tool_info_list.
* app/tools/Makefile.am
* app/tools/paint_options.[ch]
* app/tools/selection_options.[ch]
* app/tools/tool_options.[ch]
* app/tools/tool_options_dialog.[ch]: build them all again. This
is mostly the old tool options system with minor modifications to
work with the new stuff. The tool options auto-update with the user
context now, so there are no update functions any more.
* app/gimpdnd.c
* app/toolbox.c
* app/tools/color_picker.c
* app/tools/measure.c
* app/tools/move.c: changed accordingly.
2001-02-21 Michael Natterer <mitch@gimp.org>
* configure.in: forgot one s/gimptool/gimptool-1.4/
* app/appenums.h: removed "UPDATE_CURSOR" from the ToolAction enum.
* app/context_manager.c: removed the toolbox toggle button updating
code here...
* app/toolbox.c: ...and handle it in the toolbox itself.
* app/devices.c: removed some obsolete old tool suff.
* app/tools/Makefile.am
* app/tools/move.[ch]: reactivated. Disabled the edit_selection
stuff for now. We need a way to temporary push tools to some stack
of the tool manager.
* app/tools/tool.[ch]: removed lot of stuff that is obsolete or
handled by the GimpToolInfo object now.
* app/tools/tool_manager.[ch]: stripped all tool options stuff
because they will be able to follow tool changes themselves.
Renamed some functions to be consistent.
* app/tools/tools.c: register the move tool again.
* app/cursorutil.c
* app/disp_callbacks.c
* app/gimage_mask.c
* app/global_edit.c
* app/tools/color_picker.c
* app/tools/measure.[ch]
* app/tools/tool_options.c: changed accordingly.
2001-02-21 Michael Natterer <mitch@gimp.org>
Made the tool system work again and integrated it back with the
GimpContext. It's a hack between old, new and freshly hacked
stuff. There are still lots of warnings but at least we can switch
tools again.
* app/tools/Makefile.am
* app/tools/gimptoolinfo.[ch]: resurrected as real object.
The GimpToolInfo objects are derived from GimpData, which gives
us the tool icon stuff for free. Also, we need a list of _objects_
which is allocated all the time. All tools are required to have
a "register" function which registers themselves with the list
of GimpToolInfo objects which is maintained by the tool manager.
* app/tools/tool.[ch]: made a real GtkObject with properly named
functions out of it. The former "active_tool_control" is of
course not the default implementation of the tool's "control"
method but a hack _around_ it, so it went to the tool manager.
* app/tools/color_picker.[ch]
* app/tools/measure.[ch]: ditto. Added "register" functions and
"destroy" implementations so the tools go away after use.
* app/tools/tool_manager.[ch]: badly hacked at the moment to keep
both the list of class structures _and_ the tool info list.
* app/tools/tools.c: call the tools' register functions.
* app/gimpcontext.[ch]: store a pointer to a GimpToolInfo object
as "active_tool" in the context, so we're independent of tools
being allocated or not. It's treated just like a brush or pattern
now.
* app/gimpdnd.[ch]: made tool DND work like all other DND types.
* app/devices.[ch]: also here: the tool is just a normal data object
now, resulting in removal of lots of code.
* app/commands.c
* app/context_manager.c: updated the tool select and context stuff
to work again.
* app/toolbox.c: removed the old pixmap buttons and put GimpPreviews
inside the tool buttons. Still needs an own preview type to
look nice.
* app/disp_callbacks.c
* app/about_dialog.c
* app/app_procs.c
* app/appenums.h
* app/apptypes.h
* app/gimage.c
* app/gimppalette.c
* app/gimppreview.c
* app/gimprc.c
* app/info_window.c
* app/menus.c
* app/palette_select.h
* app/scale.c
* app/scroll.c: lots of changes to make it work again.
Michael Natterer