addImportPath prepends the path to importPathList so we must add our
paths in reverse order.
Based on the fix for kdeclarative.cpp in kdelibs
400b9f2e9d10386bb175b6123fe0cdaafeaffe61
REVIEW: 110670
I've no real idea what breaks the theme -> qml assignment but the patch
re/creates the theme object (just as the engine and component) with the theme
BUG: 316033
FIXED-IN: 4.10.2
REVIEW: 109273
Adding a new property on whether we want animations based on whether we
are on raster or with Compositing. The property is constant as the deco
gets recreated on compositing change state anyway.
REVIEW: 109456
BUG: 314532
FIXED-IN: 4.10.2
Where possible it is changed to Cursor::pos(), where we cannot use the
Cursor class (e.g. Aurorae) we can at least try to limit the usage to
prevent roundtrips to the X server.
REVIEW: 109178
The Borders element provides the four properties:
* left
* right
* top
* bottom
And is used directly in Decoration for all the different kind of settings
following this pattern:
* normal borders
* maximized borders
* padding
* extended borders
These properties replace the existing used borderLeft & co. This makes
the code in the C++ side easier as the various border elements can now be
read with a shared implementation.
The Borders provide some convenient methods to set the sizes of the
borders. E.g. it's possible to just set the side borders to a specific
value. This should simplify the implementation of the no-side-borders
feature in new decoration.
The aurorae qml and plastik are adjusted to use the new way. Existing
3rd party decorations would break, but there's a good reason why there's
no documentation for QML based decorations ;-)
REVIEW: 108436
BorderNoSides is what is known from Oxygen as "No Side Borders". The name
should indicate that there is only a border at the bottom. BorderNone is
a mode with no borders at all.
The new enums are added to KDecoration and the KCM so that all decos can
make use of it.
Aurorae is adjusted to support the new sizes for QML themes (it breaks
the old svg based themes) and Plastik makes use of it, by rendering a
one-pixel border around the window, which illustrates that it's still up
to the decoration to decide how to make use of the setting.
REVIEW: 108164
