Implementation of a popup button to rotate the screen while using gesture navigation.
The button is set to appear when the device rotates while auto rotation is off. Then the button will be visible for a short period of time before disappearing.
This merge request adds a new setting to auto hide the status and navigation panels so applications will be able to fill out the entire device screen area. Also, this adds a new quick settings toggle to quickly change this property.
The previews in the delegates pop outside of the delegate itself. Fix
this, and do some refactoring to simplify the code. Also fix an issue
with the "+" delegate not being white.
On some systems, the webpage info may be empty. In the UI, this would
lead to a broken button (since the UI is not visible). So let's hide
this button when the URL isn't set anyway.
Signed-off-by: Sebastian Kügler <sebas@kde.org>
plasma-desktop added support for a unsavedChanges property in applet
configuration pages to inform the dialog that the present state is
modifed from the saved state in cases where the automatic tracking of
cfg_ properties does not work. This is intended to replace most uses of
the configurationChanged signal, which does not allow communicating that
the previous state has been restored and saving is no longer necessary.
plasma-mobile automatically saves changes, so does not need to do
special handling here, but it does need to track changes in this
property to work correctly with applets that have switched to this
method.
This change adds a handler for changes to this property similar to the
existing handler for the configurationChanged signal.
AutoRotatePolicy has another option "InTabletMode" which is still
autorotate since we are always in tablet mode on mobile. Ensure that it
is skipped when determining whether to show the manual rotation button.
If present, this is quite important information (e.g. model number,
serial, etc.), so give it a more prominent position.
For a default configured system, no visual change.
Signed-off-by: Sebastian Kügler <sebas@kde.org>
Replace the convergentwindows KWin script SSD toggling with KWin rules to ensure
windows are maximized and have no window border (and toggle off for
docked mode). KWin rules work immediately at window creation, which is
more efficient than listening to window creation events and manually
changing properties on them.
Currently, window rules setting maximization don't seem to address all cases where a window gets unmaximized, so for the time being we will still need the logic in convergentwindows to handle any sidecases.
