This allows us to hook when we have lost connection to our IdeContext.
Queued operation should be released during this signal.

We can probably drop this altogether now, but until I investigate more,
let's at least complete the operation successfully.

When the mouse is placed over an editor widget (such as the source map
or the source view), animate the source map in. When it leaves, animate
it out after a short delay.

I assume we want to add to this the ability to hide the map once typing
begins similar to the scrolled window.

We got into a weird state trying to restore focus when leaving the command
bar and the workbench was closing.

In this case, we were using the shared dbus connection. This two can be
closed out from under us and cause us to fail to save unsaved files.

Instead, this uses a private dbus connection to the session bus for
GCA related activity.

Additionally, we handle the closed signal and release the connection and
proxies, causing them to be reloaded on the next request.

This helps ensure that we release the upower connection when we close
our last context. Otherwise, we can get into a state where exit-on-close
will kill our process.

When that happens, we fail to save all of our file state, which is very
much a bad thing.

This adds a new container to help us manage the layout. The minimap will
be displayed above the floating bar, but not cover the source view.

This still isn't ideal, since we aren't even being careful about what the
change is or to which branch the change is for.

However, it does result in our change monitor properly updating the lines
in the gutter of the current document.

Debug code that slipped into previous commit.

We need to ensure we load the new version of the repository, so this
gets that new repository version to the change monitors.

We still don't seem to be getting notification of .git/index, not
entirely sure why.

If we are at the end of the file, we will have a gunichar of zero. Handle
this specially, since it's okay to continue to walk backwards.

Using the shared recent manager seems to fix our issue with projects that
are loaded not showing up in the recently-used.xbel.

The top bar was broken for Cantarell at 10pt font because GtkEntry
was not expanding to the allotted space. (Allocation was correct,
but the draw area was not).

This simply works around the issue by using the same margin we would
get from image-button and applies it directly to margin-top.

Unused for now, so just #if 0 the helper function

if __name__ == '__main__':<Return>

This was failing to indent because we were walking back an extra character
to deal with some faulting strings. I think it is okay to simply remove
this movement.

This tries to handle tabs a bit better. Additionally, it tries to ignore
lines who's 'if' or 'for' are after the visual column we started on.

Hopefully I didn't break anything else!

This tries to use more generic style names that are more common across
style schemes.

This looked kind of tacky. Also, none of the gtk+ scrollbars change
the cursor, so it doesn't even follow convention.

This will translate the scroll event into a ::move-viewport on the
primary GtkSourceView widget.

It would be nice if we could deal with smooth scrolling here, but the
X11 gdk backend seems to be doing that pretty well with my touchpad.

We'll see how big of an issue it is based on user feedback.

There is a case we restored nothing, and the command line files have been
requested to be opened, but no buffers have yet been created.

We don't want to open a temporary buffer in that case.

Patrick Griffis authored Apr 24, 2015 and Christian Hergert committed Apr 25, 2015

https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=748427

Patrick Griffis authored Apr 24, 2015 and Christian Hergert committed Apr 25, 2015

https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=748427