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SH-287 FIXED Anti-aliasing setting does not take effect until relog
Added logic to control RenderUseFBO setting based on graphics quality. RenderUseFBO controls whether anti-aliasing is enabled.
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changed.
I'm not sure what the root cause of the problem was (maybe invalid initial selection in folder view),
but what seems to be definitely wrong is passing "scroll to rect" event
from *invisible* folder views up to accordion control, which is what I've fixed.
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minimizing.
- Added signal to LLFloater that is emitted on minimize.
- Set minimize callback for appearance tab floater in LLSideTrayTab::undock. Method from LLSidePanelAppearance that handles camera issues
is called on minimization of floater.
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after minimize/restore.
When floater media browser is minimized its button bars are shrunk to zero height and their height is not restored upon unminimizing because they have auto_resize disabled. Setting min_height for the button bars makes them restored with this height upon uminimizing the floater.
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restricted to landmarks and folders only.
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panel is undocked
- Added missing column to the xml of the scroll list
- Adjusted columns width to show all columns
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popup menu on second click
- In all places of sidebar panel where gear menu button is used changed type of gear menu buttons from LLButton to LLMenuButton
- Added setMenuPosition and setMenu to the LLMenuButton interface as public methods
- In all sidebar panels where LLButton was replaced with LLMenuButton the algorithm of replacing is simple and the same for all sidebar panels.
In general the algorithm is:
1. set gearMenu to the menuButton using LLMenuButton::setMenu
2. set mouse down callback for the menuButton
3. in callback for mouse down set the menu position where it should be shown using LLMenuButton::setMenuPosition
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make ctrl-f work from the script search box itself.
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change to better / more consistent naming
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let some LLViews handle shortcut keys if they want.
reviewed with ambroff
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-Increased space between bottom of the floater and bottom of the web browser (inside floater), so that 'Loading / Done' text
between bottom of the web browser and bottom of the floater won't be cropped
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- Increased overall floater width.
- Increased permissions columns width.
- Increased 'Check All' and 'Clear' buttons width.
- Applied text wrapping to permissions labels.
- Removed 'NextOwnerLabel' dimensions overrides for German.
- Removed 'Check All' and 'Clear' buttons dimensions overrides for Polish.
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greedy with file handles / 'WARNING: ll_apr_warn_status: APR: Too many open files'
(transplanted from a9aefa70c029eb9dddec3833d0ce22ef4b4421b5)
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- Some checkboxes moved in DE locale and EN xml file.
- Removed floater width override for ES locale.
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Submitting on behalf of Thickbrick Sleaford.
One of the LLSelectNode constructors has a leak where it does "new LLPermisions()" twice, thus leaking the address of the first object created.
This constructor is called every time you interact (click, hover, select, possibly other) with an object, once for each prim in the object. Since sizeof(LLPermissions) is 92 bytes, this can be a significant amount after a while.
I think this might explain VWR-18528 (leaking LLpemissions instances), at least partially.
This was fixed in snowglobe 1.x as part of SNOW-267.
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panel_prim_media_controls.xml
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- Deleted gear button as unnecessary. There is no functionality for it.
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Detached SP now has a slightly reduced height not to make it flush with the bottom bar.
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(transplanted from f71072a1532b3fa3de98197dd0ceeb3071ac6856)
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* Added new icon artwork.
* Reordered the icons so that the most common ones are to the right, so that they change position as little as possible.
* Removed old 1.23 icons.
(transplanted from 5ed5fa607e2ce3eaabc8f9716bd4a6ef5933aa64)
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We were using a NULL pointer after checking it. Did some logic juggling to
ensure that we only use the pointer if it is non-null
Code reviewed by Seraph
(transplanted from a90fe10ddac9545249c6f218af438a36bcbc3162)
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