adium/adium

Updated Sparkle to 1.17.0, to fix a problem when copying broken symlinks.
adium-1.5.10.4
2017-04-23, Thijs Alkemade
5883c460b8cb
Updated Sparkle to 1.17.0, to fix a problem when copying broken symlinks.
/*
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#import "AIEmoticonPackPreviewTableView.h"
#import <AIUtilities/AIGenericViewCell.h>
#import <AIUtilities/AIImageDrawingAdditions.h>
#define DRAG_IMAGE_FRACTION 0.75f
/*!
* @class AIEmoticonPackPreviewTableView
* @brief Table view subclass for the emoticon pack preview
*
* This NSTableView subclass draws images for AIGenericViewCell-using columns. It only draws the image
* for the first column so is not suitable for general use.
*/
@implementation AIEmoticonPackPreviewTableView
- (NSImage *)dragImageForRows:(NSUInteger[])buf count:(NSUInteger)count tableColumns:(NSArray *)tableColumns event:(NSEvent*)dragEvent offset:(NSPointPointer)dragImageOffset
{
NSImage *image;
NSTableColumn *tableColumn;
NSRect rowRect;
CGFloat yOffset;
NSUInteger i, firstRow, row;
firstRow = buf[0];
//Since our cells draw outside their bounds, this drag image code will create a drag image as big as the table row
//and then draw the cell into it at the regular size. This way the cell can overflow its bounds as normal and not
//spill outside the drag image.
rowRect = [self rectOfRow:firstRow];
image = [[[NSImage alloc] initWithSize:NSMakeSize(rowRect.size.width,
rowRect.size.height*count + [self intercellSpacing].height*(count-1))] autorelease];
//Draw
[image lockFocus];
yOffset = 0;
tableColumn = [[self tableColumns] objectAtIndex:0];
for (i = 0; i < count; i++) {
row = buf[i];
id cell = [tableColumn dataCellForRow:row];
//Render the cell
if ([self.delegate respondsToSelector:@selector(tableView:willDisplayCell:forTableColumn:row:)]) {
[self.delegate tableView:self willDisplayCell:cell forTableColumn:nil row:row];
}
if ([[self dataSource] respondsToSelector:@selector(tableView:objectValueForTableColumn:row:)]) {
[cell setObjectValue:[[self dataSource] tableView:self objectValueForTableColumn:nil row:row]];
}
[cell setHighlighted:NO];
//Draw the cell
NSRect cellFrame = [self frameOfCellAtColumn:0 row:row];
NSRect targetFrame = NSMakeRect(cellFrame.origin.x - rowRect.origin.x,yOffset,cellFrame.size.width,cellFrame.size.height);
//Cute little hack so we can do drag images when using AIGenericViewCell to put views into tables
if ([cell isKindOfClass:[AIGenericViewCell class]]) {
[(AIGenericViewCell *)cell drawEmbeddedViewWithFrame:targetFrame
inView:self];
} else {
[cell drawWithFrame:targetFrame
inView:self];
}
//Offset so the next drawing goes directly below this one
yOffset += (rowRect.size.height + [self intercellSpacing].height);
}
[image unlockFocus];
//Offset the drag image (Remember: The system centers it by default, so this is an offset from center)
NSPoint clickLocation = [self convertPoint:[dragEvent locationInWindow] fromView:nil];
dragImageOffset->x = (rowRect.size.width / 2.0f) - clickLocation.x;
return [image imageByFadingToFraction:DRAG_IMAGE_FRACTION];
}
- (NSImage *)dragImageForRowsWithIndexes:(NSIndexSet *)dragRows tableColumns:(NSArray *)tableColumns event:(NSEvent*)dragEvent offset:(NSPointPointer)dragImageOffset
{
NSImage *image;
NSUInteger bufSize = [dragRows count];
NSUInteger *buf = malloc(bufSize * sizeof(NSUInteger));
NSRange range = NSMakeRange([dragRows firstIndex], ([dragRows lastIndex]-[dragRows firstIndex]) + 1);
[dragRows getIndexes:buf maxCount:bufSize inIndexRange:&range];
image = [self dragImageForRows:buf count:bufSize tableColumns:tableColumns event:dragEvent offset:dragImageOffset];
free(buf);
return image;
}
//Our default drag image will be cropped incorrectly, so we need a custom one here
- (NSImage *)dragImageForRows:(NSArray *)dragRows event:(NSEvent *)dragEvent dragImageOffset:(NSPointPointer)dragImageOffset
{
NSImage *image;
NSUInteger i, bufSize = [dragRows count];
NSUInteger *buf = malloc(bufSize * sizeof(NSUInteger));
for (i = 0; i < bufSize; i++) {
buf[i] = [[dragRows objectAtIndex:0] unsignedIntegerValue];
}
image = [self dragImageForRows:buf count:bufSize tableColumns:nil event:dragEvent offset:dragImageOffset];
free(buf);
return image;
}
@end