- Bump the dependency of ATK
Use the newly released 2.5.3 to rely on the generci event listeners
that have been added to ATK; this avoids reimplementing our own.
- Ensure validity of iterators
Even when they are copied.
- Rounding error fixes for allocations
Constraints and other code adjusting the allocation of an actor should
round the origin and size of the ClutterActorBox in a consistent way.
- Updates for the VisualStudio build files
- Add ClutterDragAction::drag-progress
The ::drag-progress signal allows controlling the emission of the
::drag-motion signal. Overriding the default behaviour of a DragAction
is now possible without calling g_signal_stop_emission_by_name().
- Add ClutterActor:pivot-point
The pivot point of ClutterActor provides a center, in normalized
coordinate space, for the transformations of an actor (scaling, rotation,
translation).
- Deprecations
ClutterText:position has been deprecated by ClutterText:cursor-position,
for consistency with other ClutterText properties, as well as to avoid
shadowing the ClutterActor:position property. ClutterActor:depth has
been deprecated by ClutterActor:z-position. ClutterTexture has been
deprecated in favour of ClutterImage. ClutterActor:anchor-[xy] and the
transformation centers for rotation and scaling have been deprecated
in favour of the ClutterActor:pivot-point. The clutter_threads_enter()
and clutter_threads_leave() functions have been deprecated.
- Removal of the experimental ClutterLayoutManager easing state API
The easing state API for ClutterLayoutManager was added in 1.11.2, but
with the introduction of a default easing state for ClutterActor it is
now redundant and not necessary; to animate the allocation of an actor
during layout it's simply necessary to set its easing state. All layout
managers provided by Clutter have been updated.
• List of bugs fixed since Clutter 1.11.6
[bugzilla.gnome.org]
#679451 - Add ::drag-progress signal
#679457 - Add :cursor-position and deprecate :position
#679465 - Add :z-position and deprecate :depth
#677853 - Use a single transformation center for rotation and scaling
Many thanks to:
Chun-wei Fan, Alejandro Piñeiro, Alexander Shopov, Andika Triwidada,
Chao-Hsiung Liao, Daniel Mustieles, Fran Diéguez, Ihar Hrachyshka,
Kjartan Maraas, Piotr Drąg, Sasi Bhushan Boddepalli.
