removed complicated and unnecessary fast timer gapless handoff logic (it should be gapless anyway)
improved MemTrackable API, better separation of shadow and footprint
added memory usage stats to floater_stats.xml
attempted fix for gcc compile errors
can't use typeid() on a class that doesn't have a method
defined in a translation unit
fix is to force classes deriving from LLMemTrackable to
use their own static member named sMemStat
- Replaced LLLineEditor with newly created LLChatEntry
- Moved some functionality (such as setting label) to the LLTextBase as it can be useful to the other derived classes
added Flag as value type
moved Batch to BatchBlock
renamed Choice to ChoiceBlock
made merging of parameters for ValueParams consistent (fillFrom and overwriteFrom are inverses of each other now)
made iteration over Multiple<T> type params easier
initial schema param blocks
Committed on behalf of Richard Linden:
This patch makes clipping work consistently with text and embedded widgets. The widgets will only be displayed if the corresponding text they are embedded in is displayed. There is also a new param "clip" for text widgets that can be used to disable clipping entirely. I introduced this as a potential work around due to the fact that we *used* to assume that text was never clipped in the vertical direction unless we had scrolling turned on. This hasn't been the case for over a year, but now we can selectively turn off vertical text clipping with (clip="false") if we have to.
Avatar links are now underlined only on hover. Also they have the same color as other links.
- Underlining text and getting it back to normal are done in handleHover() and draw() of new LLOnHoverChangeableTextSegment
class derived from LLNormalTextSegment. This class has two pointers to styles- one for style which will be used for text
on hover, and another otherwise. This special type of text segment is used if link's boolean member mUnderlineOnHoverOnly
is true. So it is URL's flag depending on which textbase adds new text segment(like it currently happens with mDisabledLink).
- Changed avatar link color in colors.xml to emphasis (because it was white before and was inconsistent with other links).
Reviewed by Richard Nelson at https://codereview.productengine.com/secondlife/r/749/
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