That commit broke CI's build, while it's building fine locally.
Let's revert it until having a better understanding of the cause.
Also revert the attempt to fix it, which didn't succeed.
This reverts commit 9cbac6fe3a.
This reverts commit 3e15f64055.
Include header "rulebookdata.h" instead of class forwarding.
The header is automatically generated by kcmutils_generate_module_data
and includes a namespace
Only a subset of KDE applications (part of KXMLGUI ones) support
this setting, and on the other hand non KDE applications
may support it as well.
As there is no way to identify the subset of affected applications
not even with technical terms, make the description a bit more
generic, leaving it open to future improvements to the set of
supported applications.
Change the labels to singular `Property` and close the property sheet
after clicking on one item.
The behaviour of the sheet is now more similar to a menu, and not so
much as a dialog which needs to be dismissed to go on.
The idea is to simplify the rule editor workflow and make it more evident
to the users. By making the `Add property` close after each selection,
the user can see immediately that the property has been added to the
rule list so they can edit it.
Also use ListView transitions to add visual hints when adding
or removing properties, and try to position the new added item
into the visible view.
Custom code for isDefault is not needed. Indeed, testing dropdown value is not needed to know if we have a default value or not. Testing theme and border size auto is enough, and it's done automatically by KConfigXT
For the following KCM :
* KWin Options
* KWin Screen Edges
* KWin Tabbox
KCModule introduce an indicator to show which settings have changed from
default value. Unfortunately some KCM have settings' states which are not managed
automatically by the KCModule thus we have to handle it manually.
see https://invent.kde.org/frameworks/kconfigwidgets/-/merge_requests/9
This change replaces the remaining usages of the old connect syntax with
the new connect syntax.
Unfortunately, there are still places where we have to use SIGNAL() and
SLOT() macros, for example the stuff that deals with d-bus business.
Clazy was used to create this change. There were a few cases that needed
manual intervention, the majority of those cases were about resolving
ambiguity caused by overloaded signals.
This adds a setting to the window options KCM to disable KDE apps
remembering their own window positions on X11, and instead always use
the KWin placement modes.
The setting sets an option in `kdeglobals`, rather than kwinrc, as it is not
a KWin-specific option *per se*. The UI is also hidden on Wayland, as it it
not relevant there because the functionality it disables does not work on
Wayland. Instead, remembering window positions will eventually be implemented
in a different way and affect all windows, not just KDE windows.
See https://invent.kde.org/frameworks/kxmlgui/-/merge_requests/14 for
more details.
CCBUG: 415150
The main advantage of SPDX license identifiers over the traditional
license headers is that it's more difficult to overlook inappropriate
licenses for kwin, for example GPL 3. We also don't have to copy a
lot of boilerplate text.
In order to create this change, I ran licensedigger -r -c from the
toplevel source directory.
Fix regression that was introduced by a mismatch in the default value of
ActiveMouseScreen option between kwin.kcfg and kwinoptions_settings.kcfg
BUG: 424389
(cherry picked from commit c853f8313a213a0f7d0f98f662f7e98849d547ca)
When the user selects all of the types or none of them, the "types"
property must be set to a special value (`NET::AllTypesMask = -1`),
different than the sum of all the flags together.
This re-implements this behaviour as the old KCM, fixing some heuristics
that prevented finding the rule corresponding to the current window.
The enum name that handles this property has been changed to `NetTypes`
to make it more explicit.
BUG: 423214
FIXED-IN: 5.19.3
TEST PLAN:
1. Open the `Application specific settings` on a window via menu
2. Select every "Window Type" (or none of them)
3. Give the rule a different name than the default and save
4. Open it again and check that the same rule is found
Property `wmclass` of a window rule works in a special way, as it can have
two meanings depending on `wmclasscomplete` flag:
- false: only matches `resourceClass`
- true: matches `resourceName` and `resourceClass`
This MR fixes two subtle bugs when detecting the properties of a window:
In the first case, `resourceName` was being wrongly set instead, which
prevented window matching for windows where those two values differ.
Also, the `wmclass` field was always set to `resourceName` independently
of `wmclasscomplete` property.
BUG: 423138
FIXED-IN: 5.19.3
