- Implemented context menu for Mini-Location bar (menu_topinfobar.xml)
- Implemented function show_topinfobar_context_menu() (in llviewermenu.h) which displays context menu for Mini-Location bar.
- Functions toggle_show_navigation_panel() and toggle_show_mini_location_panel() modified so that Navigation Bar and Mini-Location bar are mutually exclusive (when the former is visible the latter is hidden and vice versa).
- Implemented method LLPanelTopInfoBar::onContextMenuItemClicked which handles \"landmark\" and \"copy\" Mini-Location bar context menu actions.
Reviewed by Vadim Savchuk at https://codereview.productengine.com/secondlife/r/607/
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branch : product-engine
Final fixes for:
EXT-7209 camera to enter appearance edit mode
EXT-7366 change camera to face front of avatar in previews
EXT-7213 kill old appearance editor
Partial fix for:
EXT-7392 alpha mask checkboxes are not hooked up
All changes code reviewed by vir. Following commits (plus this one) reviewed with this checkin:
425d4e960450
15d04b6464a7
e92ae606de12
adc94512ea9b
24577dbbf7a4
6f28b241eae2
(sorry dessie! :) )
- LLPanelMainInventory::setUploadCostIfNeeded() - uncommented the line which enables retrieving of the upload cost price using LLGlobalEconomy class.
- Implemented LLUploadCostCalculator event handler in the llviewermenu.cpp (the fact that it should be implemented in this file was discussed with Mike Antipov).
- LLUploadCostCalculator::calculateCost() is implemented only for code readability: it's name is more descriptive than a code snippet placed directly in the constructor (LLPanelMainInventory::setUploadCostIfNeeded() works in similar way: it calculates cost_str only once).
- 'Select Linked Parts' menu was moved below 'Edit Linked Parts'.
- 'Upload' menu was added at the bottom, below 'Options' menu
Reviewed by Mike Antipov at https://codereview.productengine.com/secondlife/r/425/
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branch : product-engine
Avatar now enters "appearance editing" mode when opening the outfit or
wearable editors in the sidepanel. Changed code to ensure we don't
accidentally switch out of it and back in when switching from one to the other.
Note that this cuts out LLFLoaterCustomize from being built and shown to the user
from any UI. The code for this (and related classes) will be removed once we have
pulled any code out of it that we still need. The current outfit and wearable
editors should be working sufficiently for most purposes. Bugs should be reported
to Nyx Linden or the avatar team.
Code reviewed by Vir
Changed a lot of areas of code that were not dealing with multiwearables properly.
Little functionality changed, as the support mechanisms that were out of date were
subtle, but getting closer to no further areas of code that don't properly support
multi-wearables.
Code reviewed by Vir.
Again, as in EXT-7241, I tried to improve the way the appearance panels (outfits / edit outfit / edit wearables) are switched, this time aiming to eliminate redundant time-consuming operations (fetches/updated/etc).
I'm not particularly satisfied with the resulting code but it seems to work. A better solution might be to wrap the panels with LLSideTrayPanelContainer.
Additional minor changes:
- Fixed unsafe pointer cast in LLSidepanelAppearance::editWearable().
- Removed redundant onEditOutfitButtonClicked() and onEditWearBackClicked() methods from LLSidepanelAppearance.
Reviewed by Nyx at https://codereview.productengine.com/secondlife/r/395/
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branch : product-engine
Renamed the following menu items to "Change Outfit" and made them open My Outfits tab:
- Avatar in-world context menu -> My Appearance.
- Avatar inspector menu -> My Appearance.
- Me -> My Appearance.
To enable the Appearance SP switch to My outfits I cleaned up the logic of switching between my outfits <-> edit outfit <-> edit wearable panels.
Also done the following cleanups and minor improvements:
- Removed unused LLSidepanelAppearance::mEditBtn and mLookInfoType members.
- Removed empty LLSidepanelAppearance::updateVerbs() method.
- Made the "params" argument of LLSideTray::showPanel() and togglePanel() optional.
Reviewed by Nyx at https://codereview.productengine.com/secondlife/r/389/
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branch : product-engine
Includes: DEV-45800, DEV-45803 - Grid Manager
DEV-45804 - SLURL refactor
DEV-45801 - Single username field (for Identity Evolution and SLE Ldap)
Also,
Includes Certificate Management code allowing the viewer to connect to
grids not signed by a well know key (just like any web browser). Also
contains secure storage for things like passwords.
The security/certificate code is modular with the intention of adding modules
to directly use the operating system facilities for crypto if available.
(that's much more secure than we'll ever be)
Also, refactor of voice to modularize it, and add a diamondware voice module.
CR: Aimee, James, Lynx, Mani, Karina and a list of thousands
Refactored LLWearableDictionary to look more like LLAssetType/LLFolderType/etc. in terms of code design. This required a lot of superficial changes across many files. Overall functionality has not changed.
Took out enums and flags from LLInventory into LLInventoryDefines
Did a bunch of header file reformatting for LLInventory.h
Change made to simulator files as well.
Added a new main menu item: World -> Place Profile -> Place Profile.
I'm not sure about its label though (double "Place Profile").
Reviewed by Sam: https://codereview.productengine.com/secondlife/r/161/
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branch : product-engine
Includes: DEV-45800, DEV-45803 - Grid Manager
DEV-45804 - SLURL refactor
DEV-45801 - Single username field (for Identity Evolution and SLE Ldap)
Also,
Includes Certificate Management code allowing the viewer to connect to
grids not signed by a well know key (just like any web browser). Also
contains secure storage for things like passwords.
The security/certificate code is modular with the intention of adding modules
to directly use the operating system facilities for crypto if available.
(that's much more secure than we'll ever be)
Also, refactor of voice to modularize it, and add a diamondware voice module.
CR: Aimee, James, Lynx, Mani, Karina and a list of thousands
Andrew Polunin