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LLMarketplaceFolderBridge class in the bridge model. Only the panels with the use_marketplace_folders param flag will use that one.
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to inventory tab and folder view folders so that case can be taken into account.
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of the root folder on an inventory panel. Used only for marketplace floater so far.
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deletion, using handle instead of pointer and cleaning things consistently
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consolidated most indra-specific constants in llcommon under indra_constants.h
fixed issues with operations on mixed unit types (implicit and explicit)
made LL_INFOS() style macros variadic in order to subsume other logging methods
such as ll_infos
added optional tag output to error recorders
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LLInventoryPanel level. Use it when using the delete key.
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(required for library items and links).
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to make use of a class that was not fully implemented (placesfolderview). Resoltuion: Upon creation of the places panel, placesfolderview is created which contains the proper overloaded functions to show the correct menu when right clicking.
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changed LLFolderViewModelInterface::getFilter() to return a reference, since it is never NULL
removed sort order from filter, which was causing unneeded filtering
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cleaned up a lot custom code for folder view item creation in inbox and outbox
proper initialization of views from inventory panel starting folder
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for Favorites Bar, My Landmarks and Library.
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removed viewer dependencies from folderview code
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started to remove newview dependencies from llfolder*
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refactored source files, moving logic into llfolderviewmodel*.cpp
filter logic tweaks
purging and moving inventory now properly cleans up view model
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cleaned up some stale TODOs
worked on getting initial inventory display to work consistently
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filtering mostly working
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moved filtering logic to viewmodel
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inventory item labels and icons displaying again
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added more casts to LLFolderViewModelItemInventory, etc. to fix compile errors
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continuing fixing build errors
general cleanup
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continuing fixing build errors
renamed llfoldervieweventlistener.h to llfolderviewmodel.h
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llfolderview refactornig
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Added filtering the items on DnD, allowing to drop only the items which pass the filter in the destinatination inventory panel.
Added filtering the items from object contents and notecards.
Changed handle type for LLInventoryPanel in LLInvFVBridge to remove some extra dynamic casts.
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if all items removed.
* Added a setting to determine whether or not to display the standard empty inventory message.
The message is on by default but turned off for the merchant outbox inventory panel.
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received items panel) on test grid Ravi set to use Received Items folder for transfers
EXP-1555 FIX -- Double-click is inconsistent between inventory and Received Items
EXP-1547 FIX -- drag/drop inventory to agent - delivers to Objects, not Received items.
* "Show" button from p2p transfer now opens inventory window and inbox panel, setting focus to the item
* Double-click on inbox inventory items now falls through to default item behavior
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* Inventory panel now has an optional "accepts_drag_and_drop" parameter set to
true by default.
* Recent Inventory Panel sets "accepts_drag_and_drop" to false.
* Items can still be dragged out of Recent to a second inventory panel.
Reviewed by Leyla.
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Received Items panel is open and do not auto open Received Items panel
* Updated inbox freshness time setting name to "LastInventoryInboxActivity"
* New time stamp reflects time of last activity performed on the inbox by the user
* Selection and opening items in the inbox both count as activity on the inbox
* Focus going to the inbox panel counts as activity on the inbox
* Creation date of folders now computed based on date of items being added to them
* Creation date of folders no longer relies on queries for creation date, as is done during sorting
* Folders are assumed to be "new" if no inbox freshness time setting is saved
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EXP-903 FIX -- Newness/Freshness number does not decrease as items are opened in Inbox
* Brought back freshness with the freshness
* New badge and label color from Gibson
* Inventory Panel now allows display of badges with proper clipping
Reviewed by Richard.
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Viewer Experience
* Fixed up some funny use of objects that had already been deleted.
Reviewed by Richard.
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Recent Tab if that tab is open when item delivered
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displayed in folder
* Updated inbox inventory to not ever display the loading status like other inventory windows.
* show_load_status is now an optional parameter for LLInventoryPanel and LLFolderView. Its
default value is true but it is overridden to be false for the LLInboxInventoryPanel.
Reviewed by Richard.
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* Added createFolderView, createFolderViewFolder and createFolderViewItem virtuals
to LLInventoryPanel so these can be overridden by a derived class for custom display.
* Added new LLInboxInventoryPanel class that overrides createFolderViewFolder with a
LLInboxFolderViewFolder for custom display with NEW tags.
* LLInboxFolderViewFolder NEW tag is tied to the mFresh variable that currently has
no logic attached to it, meaning it remains off all the time.
Reviewed by Richard.
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Agni creates Inbox and Outbox system folders
* The badge no longer displays (2) when the folder does not exist.
* The inbox panel no longer displays the inventory and library folders.
* The inbox is supposed to display a string for the item not being found, but doesn't for an unknown reason.
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cleaned up and refactored inventory code a bit
reviewed by Leyla
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* Modified badges to be parented to their owners if their owners have no parents
* Modified side tray tab panels to create badges on side tab buttons when the
xml specifies a badge.
* Modified inbox to drive the badge value of the sidebar_inventory button.
* Updated inbox and outbox sizes so scroll bars function as expected
* Updated inventory_panel.xml to allow scroll tag to specify scroll bar
properties, instead of just having them hardcoded.
Reviewed by Richard
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