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Show file properties in Filemanager and Archive, if the file is
available.
Also get rid of the palette stuff in SmGlobals. Just call setPalette()
early enough and set it in SmTreeView.
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Rename items: spits out an error message if the new item already exists.
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Well, what started as a try to simplify QTreeView ended in a mass header
murder...
What happened:
* I searched for a way to let every QTreeView honor the
setAlternatingRowcolors() setting. Unfortunately it isn't enough to just
set the global palette and set it to true. So every QTreeView is now
derived from SmTreeView
* SmTreeView registers itself with SmGlobals, so the property is set
_after_ it's constructed. It's definitely not enough to call it in the
constructor. I guess that's a bug. But it's enough to append the
SmTreeView to a QList<QWidget*> in SmGlobals and call it _after_ the
painting is done.
* As an added Bonus we can add virt. funcs to every SmTreeView at will
While at it I realized that most of the included headers were void, so
remove them. No idea what impact it has on the bin size...
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Consolidate duration and size in one Field, like in the archive, to be
consistent. Also rename the Role and Field accordingly.
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If file is an image, grab the size and add it to the model.
Also, remove some leftover debug statements from SmTreeView.
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Code reusage: all 3 tabs had the same funtions: readHeaderConfig,
writeHeaderConfig and toggleHeader, so turn it into a class derived from
QTreeView.
Unfortunately mATree didn't do things as later added Views, so it took
some time to find the culprit in SheMov::readSettings :( Hopefully I
didn't break too much...
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