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Fix for nib2cib breaking with an emptry class implementation.
Posted almost 14 years ago by Randall Luecke
Fixed: delete (backspace) and forward delete were switched as compared to Cocoa. Fixed: delete could not be used as a key equivalent without a modifier.
Posted almost 14 years ago by Alexander Ljungberg
UTF compatible CFData base64 string encoder and decoder. Use it for CPButton key equivalent archiving. Also ordered CPText.j constants by value and removed the empty CPText class definition as it caused errors with nib2cib. Fixed: the key equivalent for forward delete (CPDeleteFunctionKey, \uF728) was transformed to '(' (\u0028) when archived and unarchived.
Posted almost 14 years ago by Alexander Ljungberg
Fixes #710. Treat \r and \n key equivalents as the same key (return).
Posted almost 14 years ago by Alexander Ljungberg
Test CPResponder's interpretKeyEvents in preparation for rewrite.
Posted almost 14 years ago by Alexander Ljungberg
Don't test keyCodes directly in CPResponder now that we have proper key equivalent characters.
Posted almost 14 years ago by Alexander Ljungberg
Make didChangeValueForKey work even if willChangeValueForKey was not called.
Posted almost 14 years ago by Alexander Ljungberg
Added image alignment support to CPImageView, CPWindowController always loads a cib from the main bundle for consistency with Cocoa, CPApplication modified to explicitly load the About panel cib from the Framework bundle
Posted almost 14 years ago by Aparajita Fishman
Make CPButton archive its key equivalents, and make nib2cib support the feature.
Posted almost 14 years ago by Ross Boucher
GitHub Issues Cappuccino App: Desktop and Web
Posted almost 14 years ago by tolmasky
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