Fixes issue #8023
Related to issue #4029
The fix takes exactly the same approach as other PRs like #6195 to add some usability to devices with few hardware keys. The front-light widget can now be closed using the left key on the d-pad.
We currently don't do anything with it, but this might help someone come
up with fancier smartcover handling, like we do on Kobo...
Simplify the fake events w/args checks:
We can just hitcheck the table directly, no need for another hash
Also catch ExitedSS on Kindle.
And, again, dn't do anything with it ;p.
Includes:
- Fix getToc() not cached on initial loading
- CSS: add support for forgotten "border-style: hidden"
- CSS: fix parsing of 'div :something' and 'div [attr]'
- CSS: fix checking E[foo~="value"]
- CSS: order rules as written when building a selector
- CSS: fix useragent vs. author stylesheet CSS cascade
- CSS: pass useragent_sheet flag all along parse() code
- CSS: add private selector syntax to match against text
- CSS: add support for :is(), :where() and :not() pseudoclasses
- EPUB: don't ignore any <spine> item
- bump CACHE_FILE_FORMAT_VERSION
People using 2-steps text selection (via the Select button) may
want to not be annoyed by this feature.
Also tweak a bit its behaviour, requiring now the text selection
to come from outside a corder into a corner to activate it, which
should allow starting text selection from a corner without
triggering a scroll yet.
* UIManager: Init a full Geom on region-less refreshes in _refresh
* Never call refreshFull with no arguments
I got rid of the low-level nil guards, because UIManager itself guarantees that it can never happen
* Bump base (https://github.com/koreader/koreader-base/pull/1718) (fix#11303)
* Kindle: Re-enable HW dithering on the Scribe
Now that the underlying issue is fixed in base ;).
* Input: Harden setCurrentMtSlotChecked
The current implementation was assuming that the only case where we
might be missing slot storage was for the *first* contact point,
given that ABS_MT_SLOT is (if all goes well) guaranteed to be present
and come first for every subsequent additional contact points.
While this works just fine in practice, we can simplify and generalize
the check by just checking if we've actually recorded the requested
slot, even if it's not the first contact point.
The hit check is possibly ever so slightly faster than the length
computation, to boot.
* Input: Handle snow_protocol devices with newer hardware revisions that do *NOT* need the snow quirks.
If a sane input frame is detected, the snow quirks will be disabled at runtime, ensuring sane behavior.
Given the extremely non-standard behavior of the snow quirks, this is fairly easy to detect,
as a snow device will *never* emit EV_ABS:ABS_MT_TRACKING_ID:-1, so if we catch one, it's not snow ;).
(We've had reports of this on a Clara HD, FWIW)
Namely, don't recompute layouts, as they do not change.
(The gyro codepaths were already doing something similar.)
* Keep ConfigDialog, FileManagerMenu & ReaderMenu open on rotation.
(In practice, only ConfigDialog is affected, as *Menu doesn't handle the rotation event.)
* Plugged an instance leak in the aforementioned Menu classes.
* Unify behavior & code with the gyro codepaths.
Creating tags on memos looked like "#This is a book title" meaning only "#This" would become a Tag. Replacing spaces with underscore to be more usable so that the following tag would be created "#This_is_a_book_title"
Something in the gettext/weblate pipeline doesn't like it...
These are real unicode codepoints, not custom nerdfont ones, so just
render the actual glyph instead of escaping it.
Fix#11328
Cf. #10845.
Simplify the code, because the bit trickery was fairly nasty to follow.
KISS: flip one value at a time, either in or out.
Actually allow flipping *all* of the things via the UI, to help track
what the hell is actually happening when you touch a button.
Make some of 'em radio to make it clear when flipping one might affect
the other(s).
Brought on by https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=358166
