The previous approach was causing an error on the animation code of
GtkStack because the search-view's GdkWindow was banishing before
the end of the animation.
This patch mainly implements GCAL_RESPONSE_SAVE_EVENT. It updates the event correctly, no matter in which source it is.
Signed-off-by: Georges Basile Stavracas Neto <georges.stavracas@gmail.com>
As Lapo rightfully explain, providing a button there for creating a new
event is way to prominently and might divert users of the intended click
on a cell behavior to create an event.
New event will be also accessible from the hamburger icon on the left of
the header-bar and Ctrl-N key shortcut.
Also as Lapo suggestion Today button fall better on the header bar than
between the navigation buttons.
Since a pointer to the GcalManager instance it's needed at construction
time and GtkWindow::application property is not set as construction
property. We need to add this property to have a reference to pass to
the instantiated views.
Just like the views, this isn't ref/copied or anything, it's just a
dummy pointer. The application objects is the respnsible of handling
GcalManager instance initialization and destruction.
Events related signals from GcalManager had been removed previously,
those handlers aren't needed anymore.
Second, there's no need to inform GcalManager of the new range since
every view will do so internally. Also, there's no need of removing
children widgets from the active view, since each view will do so on its
own by implementing ECalDataMoelSubscriber::components_removed vfunc.
This cleaning is made in order to merge this branch into master as soon
as possible.
The implementation of GcalDayView is planned to go on the same lines as
GcalWeekView but for two days alone, so much of the code of the latter
could be reused. The approach of using shallow container and kinda
layout manager objects inside GcalDayView didn't worked that well for my
expertise at this time.
This patch fixes bug #737729, removing all libgd dependencies.
Every GdHeaderButton was replaced by GtkButton, and GdNotification was replaced by a custom-styled GtkFrame inside a GtkRevealer.
Reorganized some code as mentioned on HACKING code style file
Removed unused methods
Started migration on new EditDialog flow to match latest GcalManager API
Updated GcalManager:events-modified handler to match lastet GcalManager
API
