We already force focus to the password field after showing or hiding the
virtual keyboard, since otherwise it's annoying and you have to manually
re-focus it. Let's do the same for the session and keyboard layout
choosers to save the user a click and some annoyance.
BUG: 451361
FIXED-IN: 5.25
Rather than relying on `Plasmoid` from deep down in `NotificationItem` code,
which is not possible when run inside the popup.
In `Globals` we have access to our own `plasmoid` property directly.
`Globals` (popup handling) is a singleton and as such has no access
to context properties like `plasmoid`. To remain "API-compatible"
there is a `plasmoid` property in `Globals.qml`.
However, this broke with the port to a singleton type and is
admittedly bad layering.
Move drag handling into a proper singleton type to avoid
cross-referencing `plasmoid` from ten layers deep down the code.
As noted before, the way data engines deal with localized texts seems
dubious, but that hopefully gets fixed by moving away from data engines.
Either way, this doesn't make things better or worse.
The I18N_NOOP use here looks questionable, as we hand out untranslated
strings to somebody else who might use a different domain for translating
them, but probably not worth reworking with data engines on the way out
anyway. This change doesn't make this any better or worse.
Qt6 insists on that. We can do this either by including the moc files,
or by including the corresponding headers in the header defining the
properties, the former seems cleaner.
That's in a plugin we don't link against here, we only see its header.
This happens to work with Qt5, but Qt6 wants fully defined types for
properties. Use a QAbstractItemModel pointer instead, we only access that
API anyway, and for QML the difference doesn't matter.
QString::number is for that, the implicit conversion from int to a string
does something very different. Found by Qt6 no longer having the implicit
conversion from int.
It seems like it had no sorting at all previously. Initially I thought
the issue was 10 coming before 2 because it starts with 1, but it seems
like reverse orders were also possible. Now it is always sorted
alphabetically with numbers properly accounted for.
Nate Graham
Volker Krause
Kai Uwe Broulik
Aleix Pol
Tomaz Canabrava
Janet Blackquill
Nicolas Fella
l10n daemon script
Noah Davis