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Alice
in reply to Alice • • •Now onto the things that have not landed yet:
For adaptive states I extracted the code that makes them work from AdwWindow and into a reusable widget that's currently called AdwAdaptiveBin.
It works the same way as adaptive states on the window - you add one or more adaptive states, set their conditions add setters changing properties on the child widget, and they are safely applied on resize, with the tradeoff that the the widget has no minimum size and you must set it manually using the GtkWidget's width-request and height-request properties. If you don't, it will print a critical telling you that every time it's allocated, so hopefully people won't forget to do it.
Currently it's public in the branch, I'm not sure I'll keep it that way since a part of the idea for the new mechanism was to do it on the window so that it can all be done in one step - but at the very least it made the code a lot cleaner, so the widget is gonna stay even if it's gonna be private.
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On GTK side I went ahead and tested gtk4-demo with all buttons being able to ellipsize. It... does not work well, it's a pretty big behavior change so it definitely needs to be an opt-in property. But that's fine.
What's less fine is that GtkCenterLayout prioritizes the center child over start/end. In practice it means that if you have, say, a dialog with the following header bar:
[ Cancel ] Add a New World Clock [ Add ]
and the title doesn't completely fit, the buttons will ellipsize first, and you will end up with this:
[ … ] Add a New World Clock [ … ]
and only then it will start ellipsizing the title:
[ … ] Add a New… [ … ]
That's not great, it should do the opposite here, first fully ellipsizing the title and only then ellipsizing buttons if it doesn't fit even then. I guess GtkCenterLayout needs a way to control this, because there are situations where prioritizing the center child makes sense. But that's something for another week.
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The :pop-content-on-fold property on AdwDualPaneView is actually implemented now, so there is an easy way to make it immediately show sidebar instead of content when folding, same as how when visible-child is set to the sidebar right now.
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As I mentioned in neurodifferent.me/@alexm/10998…, I started working on a widget that can replace AdwFlap for the utility pane case, but didn't have a good name for it. Well, I still don't have a good name and suggestions are still welcome
but the widget is now in the merge request as well, and AdwHeaderBar has learned to manage window buttons on it just like it does with AdwDualPaneView.
One thing it doesn't do for these widgets is handle nesting. It probably should implement it though.