The previous implementation would trigger assertions in
grabKeyboardFocus() when the DragImageComponent was hidden due to the
target returning false from shouldDrawDragImageWhenOver().
Hiding the image would also mean that its keyboard focus was lost. Now
focus is restored when the image becomes visible again.
The warnings are only silenced in code that is conditionally used on
older platforms. When the newer (non-deprecated) API is available, it
will be used.
Previously, input streams created by AndroidDocument instances did not
implement setPosition, so they were not useful for reading some file
formats, such as WAV.
Due to limitations of the Java InputStream interface, seeking backwards
in a stream requires creating a whole new stream and seeking from the
beginning, so it could be quite slow.
Prior to this commit it was possible to get the menu bar deactivated
by moving the mouse to an adjacent menu item and then back again. If
the movement was quick enough the corresponding PopupMenu would be
dismissed and created again before the dismissal's async command
handler would run. The command handler would see that the dismissed
menu's index and the currently activated index are equal and
deactivate the menu bar.
Previously having a JUCE title bar prevented the style flags from
being restored, and this caused the native window border resizers to
remain active after entering and then leaving full screen.
- Fixes an off-by-one error when navigating by rows, caused by treating
the table header as a row. The table header now has the header
accessibility role.
- Fixes a bug where reordering table columns would cause the table to
become inaccessible.
- Fixes a bug where the screen reader would try to navigate hidden table
columns.
- Fixes an issue where moving the VoiceOver cursor to a partially hidden
cell would cause the focus to move to the table itself, rather than to
the cell.