Previously we would also retrieve settings for untitled documents, but we now rely on untitled documents getting their encoding settings from the choice made in the save panel.
This reverts commit 9a85ff2d57.
The problem with priorities (less than required) is that it allows for the constraint to not be satisfied, which could cause the document view to overlap file browser (or be cut by window’s content view) when the size available for the document view was less than its fitting size.
The problem is that if the user changes default settings then these are recorded for the current scope, which has lower precedence than settings set for a glob, so it was effectively impossible for the user to change soft tabs settings for Makefiles (without editing a .tm_properties file).
Also removed the ‘*.ninja’ glob for the same reason.
This is compatible with how TextMate 1.x works. We identify empty lines because we want to ignore them when finding the last line in an indented block, though this commit should not break that, unless the language in question have one of the folding patterns match empty lines and have also enabled indent based foldings.
This should return the content excluding borders and is used to create an image when dragging tabs. Long-term we probably should create a special drag image rather than ask the tab to draw itself.
Integrate visually file manager header in tab bar when tabs above document
option in on. If tabs above document are off then use default gradient L&F.
Bottom divider for file browser header view is not integrated in header for
easier control if it is shown or not.
Previously we would still perform layout on the tabs to the left since with tabs having equal width, the layout should result in the same. Now that we compress tabs, the layout can change.
In theory the user could close a tab, have the mouse remain inside the tab bar, and then perform an action that changes the underlying tabs, which would then leave us with tab item views that need layout.
This seems appropriate given that label font is used below toolbar icons and the tick marks on a slider. Here we use it below the available colors.
We also use it for OakCreateSmallLabel() which is only used for status messages in the registration window.
We now center most things and baseline align text controls. Previously we would stretch all controls to full height which wouldn’t guarantee that e.g. pop-up buttons would properly align with the text fields.
We now use the control content font as this seems to be meant for content shown in tables. We use the standard size (of 12 points) for the headings and set the result rows to use 11 point.
The number of matches is shown with the label font as that is semantically a small font used for placing labels next to things.
