Prior to this commit, the shortcut shown on the tab would not be updated
until a focus change occurred. There is no event for this so the way we
do it is by listening for the tab view frame to change, comparing the
window state, and then updating labels.
Fixes#933
On startup, we'd set the cursor to "text" but we wouldn't store that as
our cursor so when the mouse was unhidden, we'd go back to "default".
This PR changes it so that on surface startup we set and store the
"text" cursor so as the cursor hides/shows it reverts to the proper
value.
Fixes#932
We have to do this for Metal as well (this code is copied from Metal)
since Metal doesnt even allow RGB textures. I couldn't figure out a way
to get the A value to be "255" (byte), it seems to always be set to 1
which gets normalized to 1/255, so lets just manually convert.
This updates the zigCacheHash and just adds a note mentioning that using
the package will require you to rebuild LLVM 17 and Zig, and directs
people to use the devShell until this is resolved.
This is likely good advice for most people until such time that both are
in nixpkgs (or at least LLVM 17 as it's by far the bigger culprit here).
Fixes#906
This changes our resize behavior when increasing row height.
If the cursor was originally at the bottom of the viewport, existing
scrollback (if it exists) will be "pulled down" from the top,
effectively keeping the cursor at the bottom. This is the behavior
today, prior to this commit.
If the cursor is not at the bottom of the viewport, scrollback will NOT
be "pulled down" and instead blank lines will be added _below_. This is
new behavior.
I figured out how to override the hook default build flags so that we
can set -Doptimize=ReleaseFast. :)
There's a long conversation that's gone on about this in nixpkgs, but
it's fairly well summed up here:
https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/14281#issuecomment-1624220653
I'd imagine we will want to adopt whatever is eventually done - after
this, we can remove the override and rely on more first-class
configuration, or logic in build.zig.
This adds the gtk-titlebar option, which allows you to toggle the GTK
titlebar on (default) and off.
Under some circumstances (e.g. tiling WMs with titlebars enabled), one
may wish to disable the GTK titlebar/CSD for aesthetic reasons. This
allows you to do that.
Fixes#920.
Related to #914
U+200D is the zero-width joiner character used for multi-codepoint
Emojis. When faced with a multi-codepoint grapheme, the font shaper must
find a font that provides _all codepoints_ consistently. However, U+200D
isn't meant to be provided by any font. As a result, the font shaper
search ends up iterating over every font looking for a match.
Fixes#882
This hooks up all the GTK.IMContext things properly so that we support
switching input methods, popups, etc. This should improve our support
for asian languages, emoji input, etc.
