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Initial refactoring work, regressions expected The 'browser' struct is superseded by MidoriBrowser, which actually represents a window that holds pages, i.e. tabs. The tabs are currently of the type MidoriWebView, which is a slightly enhanced WebView. Also MidoriWebSettings is introduced to hold additional settings that Midori needs. The other two new classes are MidoriTrash, representing closed tabs and windows and MidoriPanel, representing the side panel. The refactoring allows for several features to be much more easily implemented, such as full support for multiple windows and instant saving of modified files, such as bookmarks or the session. Regressions are expected and not everything is done yet.
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/*
Copyright (C) 2008 Christian Dywan <christian@twotoasts.de>
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
See the file COPYING for the full license text.
*/
#ifndef __MIDORI_BROWSER_H__
#define __MIDORI_BROWSER_H__
#include <webkit/webkit.h>
Integrate Midori with Maemo, use a Hildon window and adjust the interface To make Midori play nicely with Maemo the menubar is now integrated, we have a service file, a specific toolbar layout, no statusbar and icon styles. The changes are applied if hildon is available, and can of course be manually enabled or disabled.
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#if defined(HAVE_HILDON) && HAVE_HILDON
#include <hildon/hildon.h>
#endif
Initial refactoring work, regressions expected The 'browser' struct is superseded by MidoriBrowser, which actually represents a window that holds pages, i.e. tabs. The tabs are currently of the type MidoriWebView, which is a slightly enhanced WebView. Also MidoriWebSettings is introduced to hold additional settings that Midori needs. The other two new classes are MidoriTrash, representing closed tabs and windows and MidoriPanel, representing the side panel. The refactoring allows for several features to be much more easily implemented, such as full support for multiple windows and instant saving of modified files, such as bookmarks or the session. Regressions are expected and not everything is done yet.
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#include <katze/katze.h>
G_BEGIN_DECLS
#define MIDORI_TYPE_BROWSER \
(midori_browser_get_type ())
#define MIDORI_BROWSER(obj) \
(G_TYPE_CHECK_INSTANCE_CAST ((obj), MIDORI_TYPE_BROWSER, MidoriBrowser))
#define MIDORI_BROWSER_CLASS(klass) \
(G_TYPE_CHECK_CLASS_CAST ((klass), MIDORI_TYPE_BROWSER, MidoriBrowserClass))
#define MIDORI_IS_BROWSER(obj) \
(G_TYPE_CHECK_INSTANCE_TYPE ((obj), MIDORI_TYPE_BROWSER))
#define MIDORI_IS_BROWSER_CLASS(klass) \
(G_TYPE_CHECK_CLASS_TYPE ((klass), MIDORI_TYPE_BROWSER))
#define MIDORI_BROWSER_GET_CLASS(obj) \
(G_TYPE_INSTANCE_GET_CLASS ((obj), MIDORI_TYPE_BROWSER, MidoriBrowserClass))
typedef struct _MidoriBrowser MidoriBrowser;
typedef struct _MidoriBrowserClass MidoriBrowserClass;
struct _MidoriBrowserClass
{
Integrate Midori with Maemo, use a Hildon window and adjust the interface To make Midori play nicely with Maemo the menubar is now integrated, we have a service file, a specific toolbar layout, no statusbar and icon styles. The changes are applied if hildon is available, and can of course be manually enabled or disabled.
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#if defined(HAVE_HILDON) && HAVE_HILDON
HildonWindowClass parent_class;
#else
Initial refactoring work, regressions expected The 'browser' struct is superseded by MidoriBrowser, which actually represents a window that holds pages, i.e. tabs. The tabs are currently of the type MidoriWebView, which is a slightly enhanced WebView. Also MidoriWebSettings is introduced to hold additional settings that Midori needs. The other two new classes are MidoriTrash, representing closed tabs and windows and MidoriPanel, representing the side panel. The refactoring allows for several features to be much more easily implemented, such as full support for multiple windows and instant saving of modified files, such as bookmarks or the session. Regressions are expected and not everything is done yet.
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GtkWindowClass parent_class;
Integrate Midori with Maemo, use a Hildon window and adjust the interface To make Midori play nicely with Maemo the menubar is now integrated, we have a service file, a specific toolbar layout, no statusbar and icon styles. The changes are applied if hildon is available, and can of course be manually enabled or disabled.
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#endif
Initial refactoring work, regressions expected The 'browser' struct is superseded by MidoriBrowser, which actually represents a window that holds pages, i.e. tabs. The tabs are currently of the type MidoriWebView, which is a slightly enhanced WebView. Also MidoriWebSettings is introduced to hold additional settings that Midori needs. The other two new classes are MidoriTrash, representing closed tabs and windows and MidoriPanel, representing the side panel. The refactoring allows for several features to be much more easily implemented, such as full support for multiple windows and instant saving of modified files, such as bookmarks or the session. Regressions are expected and not everything is done yet.
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/* Signals */
void
Initial addon panel feature, only userscripts for now.
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(*window_object_cleared) (MidoriBrowser* browser,
WebKitWebFrame* web_frame,
JSContextRef* context,
JSObjectRef* window_object);
void
(*statusbar_text_changed) (MidoriBrowser* browser,
const gchar* text);
void
(*element_motion) (MidoriBrowser* browser,
const gchar* link_uri);
void
Initial refactoring work, regressions expected The 'browser' struct is superseded by MidoriBrowser, which actually represents a window that holds pages, i.e. tabs. The tabs are currently of the type MidoriWebView, which is a slightly enhanced WebView. Also MidoriWebSettings is introduced to hold additional settings that Midori needs. The other two new classes are MidoriTrash, representing closed tabs and windows and MidoriPanel, representing the side panel. The refactoring allows for several features to be much more easily implemented, such as full support for multiple windows and instant saving of modified files, such as bookmarks or the session. Regressions are expected and not everything is done yet.
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(*new_window) (MidoriBrowser* browser,
const gchar* uri);
Provide action signals as javascript functions From javscript C functions cannot be called, but signals are available through the GObject type system. So we allow javascript to call action signals like functions. At the same time we modify a few browser functions, so that they are functions that are available as signals.
2008-05-31 22:21:08 +00:00
Save the session whenever it changes, instead of on quit.
2008-07-23 18:17:13 +00:00
void
Provide action signals as javascript functions From javscript C functions cannot be called, but signals are available through the GObject type system. So we allow javascript to call action signals like functions. At the same time we modify a few browser functions, so that they are functions that are available as signals.
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(*add_tab) (MidoriBrowser* browser,
Implement tabs in individual processes The approach is rather plump, Midori can be run in a plug mode that creates a GtkPlug, while the normal instance knows how to embed it. Communication between browser and tabs is done via named pipes which are portable. The feature is not complete right now, there are expected regressions, but it works. As a bonus, we implement Not found pages.
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GtkWidget* view);
Save the session whenever it changes, instead of on quit.
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void
(*remove_tab) (MidoriBrowser* browser,
Implement tabs in individual processes The approach is rather plump, Midori can be run in a plug mode that creates a GtkPlug, while the normal instance knows how to embed it. Communication between browser and tabs is done via named pipes which are portable. The feature is not complete right now, there are expected regressions, but it works. As a bonus, we implement Not found pages.
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GtkWidget* view);
Provide action signals as javascript functions From javscript C functions cannot be called, but signals are available through the GObject type system. So we allow javascript to call action signals like functions. At the same time we modify a few browser functions, so that they are functions that are available as signals.
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void
(*activate_action) (MidoriBrowser* browser,
const gchar* name);
void
(*quit) (MidoriBrowser* browser);
Initial refactoring work, regressions expected The 'browser' struct is superseded by MidoriBrowser, which actually represents a window that holds pages, i.e. tabs. The tabs are currently of the type MidoriWebView, which is a slightly enhanced WebView. Also MidoriWebSettings is introduced to hold additional settings that Midori needs. The other two new classes are MidoriTrash, representing closed tabs and windows and MidoriPanel, representing the side panel. The refactoring allows for several features to be much more easily implemented, such as full support for multiple windows and instant saving of modified files, such as bookmarks or the session. Regressions are expected and not everything is done yet.
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};
GType
midori_browser_get_type (void);
Implement MidoriApp singleton and improve multiple window support The new singleton holds the shared settings and trash. It is further more used to keep track of all open windows and quits when the last window was closed. It also watches the focus in case you need something like a "current" browser.
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MidoriBrowser*
Initial refactoring work, regressions expected The 'browser' struct is superseded by MidoriBrowser, which actually represents a window that holds pages, i.e. tabs. The tabs are currently of the type MidoriWebView, which is a slightly enhanced WebView. Also MidoriWebSettings is introduced to hold additional settings that Midori needs. The other two new classes are MidoriTrash, representing closed tabs and windows and MidoriPanel, representing the side panel. The refactoring allows for several features to be much more easily implemented, such as full support for multiple windows and instant saving of modified files, such as bookmarks or the session. Regressions are expected and not everything is done yet.
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midori_browser_new (void);
gint
Provide action signals as javascript functions From javscript C functions cannot be called, but signals are available through the GObject type system. So we allow javascript to call action signals like functions. At the same time we modify a few browser functions, so that they are functions that are available as signals.
2008-05-31 22:21:08 +00:00
midori_browser_add_tab (MidoriBrowser* browser,
Initial refactoring work, regressions expected The 'browser' struct is superseded by MidoriBrowser, which actually represents a window that holds pages, i.e. tabs. The tabs are currently of the type MidoriWebView, which is a slightly enhanced WebView. Also MidoriWebSettings is introduced to hold additional settings that Midori needs. The other two new classes are MidoriTrash, representing closed tabs and windows and MidoriPanel, representing the side panel. The refactoring allows for several features to be much more easily implemented, such as full support for multiple windows and instant saving of modified files, such as bookmarks or the session. Regressions are expected and not everything is done yet.
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GtkWidget* widget);
void
midori_browser_remove_tab (MidoriBrowser* browser,
GtkWidget* widget);
Add midori_browser_foreach to iterate over all present browsers
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void
midori_browser_foreach (MidoriBrowser* browser,
GtkCallback callback,
gpointer callback_data);
Implement tabs in individual processes The approach is rather plump, Midori can be run in a plug mode that creates a GtkPlug, while the normal instance knows how to embed it. Communication between browser and tabs is done via named pipes which are portable. The feature is not complete right now, there are expected regressions, but it works. As a bonus, we implement Not found pages.
2008-09-26 21:13:46 +00:00
gint
midori_browser_add_item (MidoriBrowser* browser,
KatzeItem* item);
Initial refactoring work, regressions expected The 'browser' struct is superseded by MidoriBrowser, which actually represents a window that holds pages, i.e. tabs. The tabs are currently of the type MidoriWebView, which is a slightly enhanced WebView. Also MidoriWebSettings is introduced to hold additional settings that Midori needs. The other two new classes are MidoriTrash, representing closed tabs and windows and MidoriPanel, representing the side panel. The refactoring allows for several features to be much more easily implemented, such as full support for multiple windows and instant saving of modified files, such as bookmarks or the session. Regressions are expected and not everything is done yet.
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gint
Provide action signals as javascript functions From javscript C functions cannot be called, but signals are available through the GObject type system. So we allow javascript to call action signals like functions. At the same time we modify a few browser functions, so that they are functions that are available as signals.
2008-05-31 22:21:08 +00:00
midori_browser_add_uri (MidoriBrowser* browser,
Initial refactoring work, regressions expected The 'browser' struct is superseded by MidoriBrowser, which actually represents a window that holds pages, i.e. tabs. The tabs are currently of the type MidoriWebView, which is a slightly enhanced WebView. Also MidoriWebSettings is introduced to hold additional settings that Midori needs. The other two new classes are MidoriTrash, representing closed tabs and windows and MidoriPanel, representing the side panel. The refactoring allows for several features to be much more easily implemented, such as full support for multiple windows and instant saving of modified files, such as bookmarks or the session. Regressions are expected and not everything is done yet.
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const gchar* uri);
Fix focus in location if starting up with a Blank page At the point of loading the first page the web view hasn't loaded anything, so we need to manually focus the Location if the page is blank. Incidentally midori_browser_activate_action can activate any action, so it will probably be much more useful in the future.
2008-04-25 19:31:57 +00:00
void
midori_browser_activate_action (MidoriBrowser* browser,
const gchar* name);
Add function to obtain the action group of the browser
2009-02-28 03:15:16 +00:00
GtkActionGroup*
midori_browser_get_action_group (MidoriBrowser* browser);
Add an Open external pages in Preference
2008-10-20 06:50:16 +00:00
void
midori_browser_set_current_uri (MidoriBrowser* browser,
const gchar* uri);
Save the session whenever it changes, instead of on quit.
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const gchar*
midori_browser_get_current_uri (MidoriBrowser* browser);
Attempt to fix handling of background and foreground tabs.
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void
midori_browser_set_current_page (MidoriBrowser* browser,
gint n);
First attempt at an extension interface.
2008-05-02 20:30:26 +00:00
gint
Initial refactoring work, regressions expected The 'browser' struct is superseded by MidoriBrowser, which actually represents a window that holds pages, i.e. tabs. The tabs are currently of the type MidoriWebView, which is a slightly enhanced WebView. Also MidoriWebSettings is introduced to hold additional settings that Midori needs. The other two new classes are MidoriTrash, representing closed tabs and windows and MidoriPanel, representing the side panel. The refactoring allows for several features to be much more easily implemented, such as full support for multiple windows and instant saving of modified files, such as bookmarks or the session. Regressions are expected and not everything is done yet.
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midori_browser_get_current_page (MidoriBrowser* browser);
Add midori_browser_get_nth_tab to obtain a particular tab by index
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GtkWidget*
midori_browser_get_nth_tab (MidoriBrowser* browser,
gint n);
First attempt at an extension interface.
2008-05-02 20:30:26 +00:00
void
midori_browser_set_current_tab (MidoriBrowser* browser,
GtkWidget* widget);
GtkWidget*
midori_browser_get_current_tab (MidoriBrowser* browser);
Factor out katze_xbel_folder_from_data_dirs and _to_data
2008-09-03 22:35:15 +00:00
KatzeArray*
Implement tabs in individual processes The approach is rather plump, Midori can be run in a plug mode that creates a GtkPlug, while the normal instance knows how to embed it. Communication between browser and tabs is done via named pipes which are portable. The feature is not complete right now, there are expected regressions, but it works. As a bonus, we implement Not found pages.
2008-09-26 21:13:46 +00:00
midori_browser_get_proxy_array (MidoriBrowser* browser);
Initial refactoring work, regressions expected The 'browser' struct is superseded by MidoriBrowser, which actually represents a window that holds pages, i.e. tabs. The tabs are currently of the type MidoriWebView, which is a slightly enhanced WebView. Also MidoriWebSettings is introduced to hold additional settings that Midori needs. The other two new classes are MidoriTrash, representing closed tabs and windows and MidoriPanel, representing the side panel. The refactoring allows for several features to be much more easily implemented, such as full support for multiple windows and instant saving of modified files, such as bookmarks or the session. Regressions are expected and not everything is done yet.
2008-03-10 21:26:09 +00:00
Update the browser header file for midori_browser_get_for_widget
2009-04-23 02:15:07 +00:00
MidoriBrowser*
midori_browser_get_for_widget (GtkWidget* widget);
Provide action signals as javascript functions From javscript C functions cannot be called, but signals are available through the GObject type system. So we allow javascript to call action signals like functions. At the same time we modify a few browser functions, so that they are functions that are available as signals.
2008-05-31 22:21:08 +00:00
void
midori_browser_quit (MidoriBrowser* browser);
Add a public function to retrieve the recommended toolbar actions
2009-07-10 15:37:44 +00:00
const gchar**
midori_browser_get_toolbar_actions (MidoriBrowser* browser);
Initial refactoring work, regressions expected The 'browser' struct is superseded by MidoriBrowser, which actually represents a window that holds pages, i.e. tabs. The tabs are currently of the type MidoriWebView, which is a slightly enhanced WebView. Also MidoriWebSettings is introduced to hold additional settings that Midori needs. The other two new classes are MidoriTrash, representing closed tabs and windows and MidoriPanel, representing the side panel. The refactoring allows for several features to be much more easily implemented, such as full support for multiple windows and instant saving of modified files, such as bookmarks or the session. Regressions are expected and not everything is done yet.
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G_END_DECLS
#endif /* __MIDORI_BROWSER_H__ */
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