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juce_ArrowButton.cpp
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Rearranged the layout of the source tree, giving it a slightly flatter directory structure. Also fixed a small bug with DragAndDropComponents that was stopping the toolbar customisation working properly.
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16 years ago |
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juce_ArrowButton.h
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Minor code clean-ups.
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15 years ago |
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juce_Button.cpp
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Changed some methods that were using (x, y) parameters to use Point objects instead.
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15 years ago |
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juce_Button.h
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Minor code clean-ups.
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15 years ago |
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juce_DrawableButton.cpp
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The Point and Rectangle classes are now templated, so can be used for either float or int co-ordinates. This means that wherever you've used these classes, you'll need to replace them with Rectangle<int> or Point<float> in your code. A couple of methods in Path have changed to take advantage of the new ability.
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15 years ago |
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juce_DrawableButton.h
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Minor code clean-ups.
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15 years ago |
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juce_HyperlinkButton.cpp
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Rearranged the layout of the source tree, giving it a slightly flatter directory structure. Also fixed a small bug with DragAndDropComponents that was stopping the toolbar customisation working properly.
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16 years ago |
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juce_HyperlinkButton.h
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Minor code clean-ups.
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15 years ago |
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juce_ImageButton.cpp
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Changed some 'int's to 'size_t's, to improve 64-bit compatibility. Also changed jmin and jmax to use templates, so they can take any type. These changes might mean that you'll need to add some more explicit casts to get your existing code to compile, but this is actually a good thing - it brought to light a few dodgy implicit casts in my code, and may do the same in yours. Also added a function roundToInt(), which replaces roundDoubleToInt() and roundFloatToInt(), but takes any size of floating point number (I've left the old roundDoubleToInt() and roundFloatToInt() functions there for convenience, but will probably remove them in the future).
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16 years ago |
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juce_ImageButton.h
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Minor code clean-ups.
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15 years ago |
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juce_ShapeButton.cpp
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The Point and Rectangle classes are now templated, so can be used for either float or int co-ordinates. This means that wherever you've used these classes, you'll need to replace them with Rectangle<int> or Point<float> in your code. A couple of methods in Path have changed to take advantage of the new ability.
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15 years ago |
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juce_ShapeButton.h
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Minor code clean-ups.
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15 years ago |
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juce_TextButton.cpp
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Rearranged the layout of the source tree, giving it a slightly flatter directory structure. Also fixed a small bug with DragAndDropComponents that was stopping the toolbar customisation working properly.
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16 years ago |
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juce_TextButton.h
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Minor code clean-ups.
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15 years ago |
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juce_ToggleButton.cpp
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Rearranged the layout of the source tree, giving it a slightly flatter directory structure. Also fixed a small bug with DragAndDropComponents that was stopping the toolbar customisation working properly.
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16 years ago |
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juce_ToggleButton.h
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Minor code clean-ups.
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15 years ago |
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juce_ToolbarButton.cpp
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The Point and Rectangle classes are now templated, so can be used for either float or int co-ordinates. This means that wherever you've used these classes, you'll need to replace them with Rectangle<int> or Point<float> in your code. A couple of methods in Path have changed to take advantage of the new ability.
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15 years ago |
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juce_ToolbarButton.h
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Minor code clean-ups.
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15 years ago |
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