When showing the main_window, Add dialog or file manager windows they
would not appear at the top of the display stack, always one below.
This is due to needing the windowing timestamp to be passed when making
these calls. The recommended Gtk solution to use present_with_time and
use an event.time timestamp. However, this does not always work so
instead used the lower level Gdk set_user_time and fetch timestamp from
X11 server.
Notes:
- Using int(time.time()) for timestamp is not correct as the
windowing timestamp is different.
- Gtk.get_current_event_time only works when there is an event being
processed.
- It might be useful for non-X11 windowing systems to store event
timestamps so that we have a value to use instead of 0.
- Fixed the sidebar position not being restored by applying the config
value in main_window first_show and updating config in position
callback.
- Renamed the main_window vpaned and hpaned widgets to aid identifying
purpose.
- Fixed filtertreeview KeyError when not conneted and hiding tabsbar.
- Fixed the tabsbar notebook not being hidden on restart by adding a
new config value.
When not connected the tray preferences should still be available.
There is no need to have the `is_connected` applied to widget
sensitivity here as that is set elsewhere in the code.
- Fixed the core not correctly settings the current file_priority
settings and added a test.
- Fixed the console not setting file priorities.
- Change the label for not downloading of a file to 'Skip'.
If the torrent.state was corrupted then loading would create a new
state with no backup to examine.
The solution is to use the archive function to save a copy of the
torrent.state.
Added a message argument to archive_files so that the error message
with a reason for archiving can be included in the tarball.
Users encounter issues when trying to install plugins with differing
python versions. If the plugin was built with Py2.6 but they are using
Py2.7 the plugin would not load. With the move to Python 3 this could
become more of an issue. The workaround is to let the plugin manager
to try to load the deluge plugin regardless of the python version it
was built with.
This will put the onus on plugin author to keep the plugin code
compatible with more Python versions.
There were issues with dependencies and tox environments under Python 3
so refactored the tox configuration to be more consistent and clearer.
- Moved travis to default to Python 3 for linting and tests.
- Fixed missing mock for cairo in sphinx config.
- Collated the base deps sections to improve readability.
- Added PYTEST_ADDOPTS env to override pytest verbosity in just tox
tests as this was a common option being used.
- Renamed env 'testcoverage' to the more concise 'coverage' and moved
html creation under single env as handy to have this output as well
as report.
- Cleaned up the isort config for gtk3.
- Added `bad-continuation` to pylint config as conflcts with black
formatting.
- Fix isort issue with bbfreeze script. This will likely be removed
in future so just skip sorting it.
To ensure properties are updated this is a simple open and save with the
glade designer. Always a bit messy with the diff but should not
change functionality.
The popup_at_pointer method is only available in GTK >=3.22 so for
compatibility restore using popup method.
Right-clicking on column headers popped-up torrent menu so only show
this menu when in torrentview.
The % substitution was causing the bytes prefix to become part of the
string and created a `b'/` prefixed config directory. Ensure the config
arg is byte prefixed too.
- Added a tooltip to show text status which also required translation
so created a new liststore column for the translated text to ensure
status is parsed correctly.
- Forced the status to lowercase to avoid translation issues and
simplify comparisons.
Replace the old appindicator imports with AppIndicator3.
- Only few changes required due to Enum renaming.
- Updated the preference import to include require_version and set a bool.
- The password preference needs to be encoded for hashlib on Python3 but
also need to keep Python 2 support so attempt decode then encode.