- New dogear icons in Mosaic cover view to indicate each
possible book status: 'Reading', 'On hold', 'Finished'
- Progress bar redesigned to be floating, taller, thicker
bordered in Mosaic cover view
- Don't show progress bar if book is finished
- FakeCover bottom text (filename) adjusted to not overlap
with progress bar and dogear if they exist
- Mosaic book shortcut letter moved from bottom left to
top left
Re #10124
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Also includes:
* Resize the Zoom-to-Page icon to match the size of its brethren
It was one pixel smaller on all sides, for... some reason?
(Possibly I borked the resize the first time around, don't remember if I
worked on that one).
- Fix hold callback name
- Add options to handle long titles (truncated by default):
"title_multines" and "title_shrink_font_to_fit" (allowing
setTitle() with them makes the code a bit more complex).
- Add options to set bottom line color and horizontal padding.
- Use an added close.svg (based on exit.svg, tweaked to have
similar size and baseline as other icons) for close button.
IconButton:
- handle hold/hold_release similar to Button.
- new option allow_flash to allow disabling flashing.
* Support cancelling individual moves.
Coopt the cancel button to actually do just that, cancel, instead of close.
* Don't close when hitting the accept button, allowing to chain multiple moves.
Changes are still propagated to the caller on each individual move, though.
* Update the new icons to match our usual stroke width.
Followup to #7306.
As discussed there, the only way to make everybody happy is to make 'em context-aware. At which point, trying to make the fact that it's a *device* rotation and not a *content* one come across in the icon design loses its interest, and would actually only further muddy the issue.
So, these are similar is spirit to the traditional rotation icons in pretty much anything that can rotate text content, with a special inspiration from the Kindle 4 & PocketBook UI.
Fix#7429
* In ReaderPaging, the panning step pre-PanningUpdate can be wildly overshot near page edges, so, use the corrected value instead by recomputing it after the panning has been effectively computed by ReaderView.
This fixes slight inaccuracies, as well as glaring mistakes when going backwards, or when near page edges.
This is in line with how ReaderRolling computes the value, which I only realized later because I'm an idiot.
* Minor cleanups around the handling of the dim_area Geom object in general.
* Fix the "Arrow" page overlap mode to be painted in the right coordinates when going backward. Issue might not have been terribly clear because of the previous issue ;).
* Center the arrow's point, while we're here.
* Don't use AlphaContainer to make it translucent, because AlphaContainer is horribly broken, and has weird quirks and behavior that make no sense to me unless some very specific and unlikely constraints are met, and they definitely aren't here.
This fixes the arrow copying an arrow-sized square of the original page the book was opened on on the top-left corner of *every* page with an arrow. (lol).
* Do real proper alpha-blending via Icon/ImageWidget from the original icon, instead of faking it via addBlitFrom, in order to avoid the dimming *around* the triangle's shape.
- Rework widget layout to avoid implicit (and wrong)
sizing, using proper padding/margins and correct
measurements of components.
- Adjust lookup word font size so it's not smaller
than the definition.
- Tweak small window positionning: keep it centered
if possible, only move it to keep the highlighted
word shown when we can.
- Large window: adjust to screen size correctly,
leaving room for footer.
- Always have a "Close" button at bottom right.
Former always displayed button "Follow link" will
be added as a 3rd row in the rare case we select
a word in a link.
- Replace "tap on lookup word to edit and redo the
query" with an icon on the right: tap on it to
edit the queries word, long-press to edit the
current result word. Only close the current dict
window when lookup is launched.
- Remove feature "tap on title to set current dict
as the default dict for this document", as it didn't
really work, and it was bad UX.
The theme is a lighter, simpler line-based theme.
Many are based on MaterialDesignLight or MaterialDesign
by Austin Andrews (Templarian).
As of this commit, no SVG are actually used, they will be
integrated in future commits.
