Contacts 0.2
Although I'm announcing Contacts 0.2, I hardly did any of the work on it. Brace yourself, Chris and Thomas have been very busy.
- Ellipsize long names in the contacts list
- Smart enable/disable of cut, copy and paste items
- Implement multiple import and delete
- Fix compiler warnings
- Clean up padding in the interface
- Switch to automake 1.8, fix dist, fix clean targets.
- Don't try and install GConf schemas if GConf isn't being used.
- Fix the order of hash creation and store population, fixing chronic breakage on GTK+ 2.10.
- Check if name text is NULL before g_utf8_strlen on delete dialog
- Escape name text before displaying in the preview pane
- Hide the menubar when embedding
- Make main window not initially visible
- Add GOption support
- Add XEmbed support (-p/--plug <socket id>)
- Fix crash when the contacts treeview sends an activated signal with no contact selected.
- New French translation (Olivier Lê Thanh Duong <olivier@lethanh.be>
- Add i18n support, thanks to patch from Priit Laes
- Delete contacts async to avoid deadlocks with DBus EDS.
- Remove dependency gtk+-2.0 >= 2.8.0 (don't use gtk_file_chooser_set_do_overwrite_confirmation)
- Highlight currently selected field in edit pane. When the user clicks
- Use libbacon to maintain only one instance
- Add --enable-gnome-vfs switch for vCard import/export using gnome-vfs
- Separate import/export UI and function
- Remove, just remove the selected field. Fixed, as suggested by Jorn Baayen (bug #58)
- Add confirmation option for contact import (bug #47)
- Allow import of contacts from command-line (bug #47)
- Remove labels from focus chain (bug #36)
- Change 'OK' button in edit pane to 'Close' (bug #55)
- Change delete dialogue to include descriptive buttons and contact name (bug #55)
- Add a callback for double-clicking a contact to open/edit (bug #52)
- Restore object property in cut/copy/paste signal handlers (bug #50)
- Stop setting can-focus to false for selectable labels - breaks cut/copy/paste (bug #36)
Updated packages are already in Debian. Have fun!
