Gnome terminal jumps between a predefined set of font scales. libvte seems
to break if we try to jump in between them. This behaviour is an exact
match from what you get in gnome-terminal (and certainly looks
considerably better).
Relevant to issue #195.
Closes#194 since it no longer crashes.
Probably a proper fix (finally) for #47.
VTE is not making any attempt to maintain API stability. The following
changes to the API impacted Termite, despite it avoiding deprecated
functions:
* vte_pty_set_term removed (hopefully without an impact...)
* vte_terminal_get_child_exit_status replaced with new signal parameter
* beep signal -> bell signal
* vte_char_attributes -> VteCharAttributes
* sync suffix added to I/O functions along with some parameter changes
* rgba suffix removed from all color functions
* inner-border attribute replaced with GtkStyleContext padding
* vte_terminal_set_font_from_string removed, use Pango directly
* vte_terminal_is_word_char removed - is_word_char copied to Termite
* vte_terminal_set_word_chars removed - feature dropped
* vte_terminal_set_visible_bell removed - feature dropped
Support for text selection is still not supported upstream. The required
API is tiny and does not expose internal details. Despite the lack of a
compelling reason to leave it out like a backwards compatibility risk,
the patch has been left to rot on the bug tracker.
The vte_terminal_get_user_shell_with_fallback API was also removed,
although it was an internal API and Termite was only using it for
convenience. The functionality has been moved inside Termite.
Closes#187
Sometimes we only care about left and top offsets. get_vte_padding is
currently returning left + right and top + bottom, leading to
check_match miscalculating its offsets.
Closes#162
current xterm has the resource modifyOtherKeys which, when enabled,
constructs escape sequences for many Ctrl-, Shift-, and Meta- modified
keys. This implements support for some Ctrl- modified keys.
Small patch that copies the match into the default clipboard using
gtk_clipboard_set_text(). Maybe consider which clipboard to use
(such as PRIMARY OR SECONDARY) instead based on a config option, although
that may be overkill (especially since PRIMARY is supposed to be ephemeral
or something)
Signed-off-by: Simon Gomizelj <simongmzlj@gmail.com>
Hints don't make sense if there's no browser set, but checking if
browser is null makes for cleaner code. Note this wasn't wrong,
clickable_url will be set to false if browser is null.
I considered replacing this with `gtk_widget_set_opacity`, but it's no
more usable than window manager transparency since the font is transparent.
Since this is already broken with URL hints and won't be around in the
future, it might as well go sooner rather than later.
Closes#128Closes#39
Jelle van der Waa