Current solution for passing arguments to UI when invoking deluge
entry script is to select an UI with the --ui option and supply quoted
arguments with the --args option.
This patch cleans this up by removing both options and change to using
subparsers for valid UIs. All command line options are now parsed
directly by the child UI which is chosen by a positional argument,
i.e. the UI name.
The help text now also shows the current default UI.
To avoid unnecessarily importing modules from gtkui.py, move Gtk
console entry point class to __init__.py. This reduces load time
when showing help (deluge -h) with many hundred miliseconds
Also cleanup unnecessary WebUI code.
* To help user's encountering a blank web page, log warnings if script
files for a selected mode are missing and attempt to fallback to a working mode.
* There is no logging for dev version detection to prevent spamming output.
* Add slimit dependency to tox
By combining the background-* css styles into background it overrides background
settings in ext-all-notheme.css resulting in incorrect placement of grid header gif.
- Any plugins that were started before the WebUI plugin would not be loaded
upon starting the web server and would be not show up. The fix is to use
web.pluginmanager.start to get all enabled plugins from core.
- Update log message output for enable/disable in pluginmanager
This fixes the display of which plugins are currently running. The old
code was returned a list of enabled plugins containing WebUI code so
switched to calling the entire list of a plugins from core.
Also updated the docstring in json api to reflect actual usage.
- Reduced height from 575px to 495px
- Low resolution screen users (600px high) will be unable to click
the add button with a dialog height of >550px. Keeping the height
to less than 500px leaves more room for large size themes.
There is some discrepency between pep8 and pylint for line
continuation (https://github.com/PyCQA/pylint/issues/747) but
with some minor layout changes both can pass and code looks fine,
if not better in places.
