Downloading file messages will now show a transfer control above the
composer, similar to uploads. Measuring the progress or pausing the
operation is not possible yet.
When messages are selected in the timeline, change the chat header's
mode to show how many messages are selected and offer copy, remove and
deselect buttons.
Toggle display of the focused message's seen counter tooltip,
which shows which user have this message as their last seen
and when did they send that information.
When this mode is active, you can move the focus
to other messages and the tooltip will update itself.
If a message doesn't have a counter, it won't have a tooltip.
- Remove the default Qt dragMargin: when the right pane was
hidden/collapsed in the interface, accidentally clicking on this
invisible 10 pixel-wide zone to the right edge of the window
would interfere with any button under it, e.g. the button to
expand the pane
- Fix expand pane button failing to bring back pane (due to dragMargin)
and turning the chat page header invisible
- Disable swiping to exit panes, interferes with buttons and tiles
Add visibleStart/End properties to HListView that take into account the
ListView's originX/Y, and not just contentX/Y which can be largely
offset.
Use those new properties in EventList for message focusing (fix
ctrl+up/down sometimes incorrectly focusing the message at the middle of
the screen even when we're scrolled at the bottom), and detection of
when we can update the read marker (fix cases when we're scrolled at the
bottom but the read marker never updates).
When switching rooms, first load only the delegates in the user's view
and wait a second before expanding the cacheBuffer and loading more
delegates outside the view. This reduces the amount of delegates to load
all at once by 3x.
When a chat page is recycled, set the eventList model to
null, wait for any animations to finish, then explicitely reassign it.
This prevents from model from randomly mixing up old and news delegates.
For rich text (rendered HTML) fields and areas, the selectedText
property for some reason contains "\u2028" or "\u2029"
characters that look like newlines in Qt programs but are just
invisible anywhere else. Translate them to normal "\n".
menu.mediaType can be an enum value, which includes 0 to represent a
web page link, or null if no link was right clicked.
Check for null explicitely when evaluating whether the menu entry
should be displayed.
Sometimes and randomly, a HListView/HGridView delegate's
add/populate transition will stop before completion.
This especially happens on startup when loading a large room list,
one room might get stuck and left tiny or invisible, despite its
normal space still being taken.
Returning a Future doesn't work on Windows for some reason
(https://github.com/thp/pyotherside/issues/116).
Instead of using these objects from QML to cancel running coroutines,
call a Python QMLBridge function that takes a coroutine UUID and will
take care of the cancelling.
If user right clicked on the most recent event in the timeline
(index 0), a new message was posted in the room (the new index 0),
and the user right clicked on it, the EventContextMenu's `event`
property relying on the index would not detect any change and
thus would still target the previous event.
This affected options depending on this property like "Reply".
The problem was reproducible with any same index repetition, not just 0.
Use a single [userId, roomId] property for the chat page.
This gets read of the intermediate state where the userId property has
been updated but the roomId one not yet, which led to the page unloading
and reloading itself until both were properly set.
Side-effect: when starting Mirage after this commit for the first time,
the last saved page will not load and user must click a room or
other page manually.
The chat page is complex and slow to create, which creates a visible lag
when user switches room.
Instead of throwing the pre-switch one away and
making a new one from scratch, keep the same page and update its user &
room ID for a big improvement in responsiveness. The rest is automatic
thanks to QML property bindings.
