and also #define the names of the properties we (ab)use, so we don't
have to use magic strings all over the place, and we don't have to use
g_object_get() either.
My earlier change to using gimp_drawable_push_undo() here was a very
bad idea. Go back to using gimp_image_undo_push_drawable_mod(), but
make use of its new tile-copying feature so the problem that made me
do the earlier change is fixed too. See comments in the changed code.
instead of simply reffing drawable->tiles. Add boolean property "copy-tiles"
and a boolean parameter to gimp_image_undo_push_drawable_mod() to control
the new feature. However, pass FALSE in gimp_drawable_real_set_tiles() (which
currently is the undo's only user)
The set of core GEGL ops that GIMP does not want to see falls into a
well defined set of categories. Blacklisting allows freedom in choosing
new and better categorisation for GEGL ops.
This was decided in a discussion with guiguru on irc
some time ago. However, one element is missing. The
rate slider needs to be disabled when motion only is
enabled, because it has no effect.
Refactor stuff a bit so that the dock window description can be both
short and long. The short version only have the active dockables, and
the long version have all the dockables in the description string. We
use the short version for the window title and the long version for
the Recently Closed Docks menu items.
Session manage empty- and single-image window separately. So when
starting up, the default 2.6 UI is the same. But when enabling
single-window mode, the image window will become much larger then the
empty-image window. These conceptually different windows will then
from that point be session managed separately: switching mode switches
size of the image window.
Refactor session management with the "gimp-empty-image-window" in
GimpImageWindow. In particular, only have one entry point to
gimp_dialog_factory_add_foreign() and remove the is_empty instance
struct member.
Move the code that adjusts the layout's x-offset for fixed-width text
boxes and RTL, centered- and right justified text. It was living in
gimp_text_layout_render() and was correctly applied at rendering time,
so everything looked fine. Move it to gimp_text_layout_position() so
it becomes part of the layout's permanent properties, is reported by
gimp_text_layout_get_offsets() and thus used by the text tool which
can draw cursor and selection at the right place.
Michael Natterer