(gilbertt)
Okay. I'm trying to make epplets gnome-session friendly (dunno why =P).
People complain about the automatic respawning, so I have added a configure
option --disable-auto-respawn to prevent epplets remembering to restart
(they still remember location, sticky etc).
*I have not tested this* because I refuse to run gnome-session on this box,
but I see no reason why it shouldn't be ok.
SVN revision: 1861
(gilbertt)
Am I too late for 0.5?
Just cleaning up the help a bit. Sorry about the version thing btw, I guess
I have a thing for the number 6 or something?
:)
SVN revision: 1852
on whether you have patterns for mathching mountpoint types or not.
Deleting of mountpoint types should work. Still needs more debugging...
SVN revision: 1776
work on runtime now, modifying and adding mountpoint types too. Deleting
still needs to be done. Oh, and untested, btw.
Damn. I'm getting sick.
SVN revision: 1696
/* free an RGB buffer */
void Epplet_free_rgb_buf(RGB_buf buf);
I think the user shouldn't have to think about the internals of an RGB_buf
in order to free it.
SVN revision: 1695
(KainX)
API changes here, all in order to make E-Disk and E-MemWatch be able to toggle
between the old arrangement and the new. So basically, you can now move
gadgets to new locations.
SVN revision: 1647
(KainX)
Dammit. My Linux version checking was broken in net.c, so users of 2.1 and
2.2 kernels weren't getting outgoing packet counts. Fixed.
SVN revision: 1634
settings that you want to refer to under the same key (e.g. the apps that
a launcher starts up etc), use
void Epplet_modify_multi_config(char *key, char **values, int num);
And if you want to query for a group of settings, use this:
char **Epplet_query_multi_config(char *key, int *num);
Note that you have to free() the returned array here. The key is internally
encoded into __key__1 for the first string, __key__2 for the second etc.
I put some testing code for this into ConfigTestEpplet.c The epplet will
remember all the command line parameters you give on startup and dump
them.
Also extended E-Mountbox so that the users can now define the patterns
in the device or mountpoint and corresponding icons themselves. Currently
still via the config file, but the dialog is there. Not functional yet,
though.
SVN revision: 1612
(KainX)
This should fix the seg fault people have been seeing. I also removed an
Esnprintf() and put the sprintf() back; that was a wrong replacement.
SVN revision: 1604
(gilbertt)
Don't try to open "/dev/null" as an image either.
Prevents those:
IMLIB ERROR: Cannot load image: /dev/null
All fallbacks failed.
messages. I have just used a NULL parameter instead, which I believe is
correct.
SVN revision: 1591
(gilbertt)
Urm. I don't know if this was intended, but E-Slides never actually
Epplet_gadget_show()'s its image... Don't know when this happened...
SVN revision: 1590
(gilbertt)
Commands to view urls in E-UrlWatch are now of the format:
command %s
Where %s is substituted with the url.
Eg. The default is now:
gnome-moz-remote --newwin "%s" &
But things like
netscape -remote openURL(%s)
will now work.
That's a really bad habit of mine :( Thanks to Matthew Crites
<mcrites@primenet.com> for pointing it out.
SVN revision: 1589
(gilbertt)
Hrm. If nobody minds... I've added:
Window Epplet_create_window_borderless(int w,int h,char *title, char vertical);
In case anyone fancies a borderless window. Or two. For displaying things. In
windows. Without borders. For whatever reason. Erm. I'll stop now.
SVN revision: 1564
(Christian)
The Mountbox reacts to left and right cursor keys now. Also added a Jazz drive
image for piercer <piercer13@home.com>. Config dialog coming soon.
SVN revision: 1562
(KainX)
Applied a patch from Michael Roberts <m.t.roberts@student.murdoch.edu.au> so
that invisible gadgets won't try to redraw themselves.
SVN revision: 1558
(KainX)
Config file support and a new config dialog for E-Time. You can set the
strings passed to strftime() for each line, and you can also set the text
justification (right or left).
SVN revision: 1546
Tom Gilbert
Michael Jennings
Carsten Haitzler
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