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buttons
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Created a new class Component::SafePointer that keeps a pointer to a component and automatically nulls it if the component is deleted - this makes it a much more elegant replacement for the old ComponentDeletionWatcher class. Removed Component::getComponentUnderMouse(), which doesn't fit with multi-touch interfaces - for similar functionality, use the Desktop::getMouseInputSource() methods to find out what MouseInputSources are available, and ask them about the component they are over or dragging.
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15 years ago |
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code_editor
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Minor code clean-ups.
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15 years ago |
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controls
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Created a new class Component::SafePointer that keeps a pointer to a component and automatically nulls it if the component is deleted - this makes it a much more elegant replacement for the old ComponentDeletionWatcher class. Removed Component::getComponentUnderMouse(), which doesn't fit with multi-touch interfaces - for similar functionality, use the Desktop::getMouseInputSource() methods to find out what MouseInputSources are available, and ask them about the component they are over or dragging.
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15 years ago |
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filebrowser
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Created a new class Component::SafePointer that keeps a pointer to a component and automatically nulls it if the component is deleted - this makes it a much more elegant replacement for the old ComponentDeletionWatcher class. Removed Component::getComponentUnderMouse(), which doesn't fit with multi-touch interfaces - for similar functionality, use the Desktop::getMouseInputSource() methods to find out what MouseInputSources are available, and ask them about the component they are over or dragging.
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15 years ago |
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keyboard
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Internal refactoring of mouse-event classes, as the first step towards multi-touch support.
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15 years ago |
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layout
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Created a new class Component::SafePointer that keeps a pointer to a component and automatically nulls it if the component is deleted - this makes it a much more elegant replacement for the old ComponentDeletionWatcher class. Removed Component::getComponentUnderMouse(), which doesn't fit with multi-touch interfaces - for similar functionality, use the Desktop::getMouseInputSource() methods to find out what MouseInputSources are available, and ask them about the component they are over or dragging.
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15 years ago |
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lookandfeel
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Created a new class Component::SafePointer that keeps a pointer to a component and automatically nulls it if the component is deleted - this makes it a much more elegant replacement for the old ComponentDeletionWatcher class. Removed Component::getComponentUnderMouse(), which doesn't fit with multi-touch interfaces - for similar functionality, use the Desktop::getMouseInputSource() methods to find out what MouseInputSources are available, and ask them about the component they are over or dragging.
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15 years ago |
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menus
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Created a new class Component::SafePointer that keeps a pointer to a component and automatically nulls it if the component is deleted - this makes it a much more elegant replacement for the old ComponentDeletionWatcher class. Removed Component::getComponentUnderMouse(), which doesn't fit with multi-touch interfaces - for similar functionality, use the Desktop::getMouseInputSource() methods to find out what MouseInputSources are available, and ask them about the component they are over or dragging.
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15 years ago |
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mouse
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Created a new class Component::SafePointer that keeps a pointer to a component and automatically nulls it if the component is deleted - this makes it a much more elegant replacement for the old ComponentDeletionWatcher class. Removed Component::getComponentUnderMouse(), which doesn't fit with multi-touch interfaces - for similar functionality, use the Desktop::getMouseInputSource() methods to find out what MouseInputSources are available, and ask them about the component they are over or dragging.
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15 years ago |
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properties
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Minor code clean-ups.
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15 years ago |
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special
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Created a new class Component::SafePointer that keeps a pointer to a component and automatically nulls it if the component is deleted - this makes it a much more elegant replacement for the old ComponentDeletionWatcher class. Removed Component::getComponentUnderMouse(), which doesn't fit with multi-touch interfaces - for similar functionality, use the Desktop::getMouseInputSource() methods to find out what MouseInputSources are available, and ask them about the component they are over or dragging.
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15 years ago |
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windows
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Created a new class Component::SafePointer that keeps a pointer to a component and automatically nulls it if the component is deleted - this makes it a much more elegant replacement for the old ComponentDeletionWatcher class. Removed Component::getComponentUnderMouse(), which doesn't fit with multi-touch interfaces - for similar functionality, use the Desktop::getMouseInputSource() methods to find out what MouseInputSources are available, and ask them about the component they are over or dragging.
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15 years ago |
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juce_Component.cpp
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Created a new class Component::SafePointer that keeps a pointer to a component and automatically nulls it if the component is deleted - this makes it a much more elegant replacement for the old ComponentDeletionWatcher class. Removed Component::getComponentUnderMouse(), which doesn't fit with multi-touch interfaces - for similar functionality, use the Desktop::getMouseInputSource() methods to find out what MouseInputSources are available, and ask them about the component they are over or dragging.
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15 years ago |
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juce_Component.h
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Created a new class Component::SafePointer that keeps a pointer to a component and automatically nulls it if the component is deleted - this makes it a much more elegant replacement for the old ComponentDeletionWatcher class. Removed Component::getComponentUnderMouse(), which doesn't fit with multi-touch interfaces - for similar functionality, use the Desktop::getMouseInputSource() methods to find out what MouseInputSources are available, and ask them about the component they are over or dragging.
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15 years ago |
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juce_ComponentDeletionWatcher.h
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Minor code clean-ups.
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15 years ago |
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juce_ComponentListener.cpp
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Created a new class Component::SafePointer that keeps a pointer to a component and automatically nulls it if the component is deleted - this makes it a much more elegant replacement for the old ComponentDeletionWatcher class. Removed Component::getComponentUnderMouse(), which doesn't fit with multi-touch interfaces - for similar functionality, use the Desktop::getMouseInputSource() methods to find out what MouseInputSources are available, and ask them about the component they are over or dragging.
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15 years ago |
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juce_ComponentListener.h
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Created a new class Component::SafePointer that keeps a pointer to a component and automatically nulls it if the component is deleted - this makes it a much more elegant replacement for the old ComponentDeletionWatcher class. Removed Component::getComponentUnderMouse(), which doesn't fit with multi-touch interfaces - for similar functionality, use the Desktop::getMouseInputSource() methods to find out what MouseInputSources are available, and ask them about the component they are over or dragging.
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15 years ago |
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juce_Desktop.cpp
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Created a new class Component::SafePointer that keeps a pointer to a component and automatically nulls it if the component is deleted - this makes it a much more elegant replacement for the old ComponentDeletionWatcher class. Removed Component::getComponentUnderMouse(), which doesn't fit with multi-touch interfaces - for similar functionality, use the Desktop::getMouseInputSource() methods to find out what MouseInputSources are available, and ask them about the component they are over or dragging.
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15 years ago |
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juce_Desktop.h
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Created a new class Component::SafePointer that keeps a pointer to a component and automatically nulls it if the component is deleted - this makes it a much more elegant replacement for the old ComponentDeletionWatcher class. Removed Component::getComponentUnderMouse(), which doesn't fit with multi-touch interfaces - for similar functionality, use the Desktop::getMouseInputSource() methods to find out what MouseInputSources are available, and ask them about the component they are over or dragging.
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15 years ago |
Julian Storer
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