Users now have a choice:
* The new way: The field to enter words located like in all browsers, in the toolbar.
* The old way: to search in the sidebar.
Both UI modes are supported and can be switched between via View -> Search Pane menu.
1) Application now builds correctly for both
x86 and x86_64 architectures on Mac OS X 10.6 and 10.7
thanks to fixes in iconv.h
2) The 'unix' branch in goldendict.pro is skipped for Mac now.
3) The sluggishness of scrolling is gone after setting Qt
graphics system to "raster" at the application launch.
Signed-off-by: Denis Loginov <dinvlad@gmail.com>
The universal binary is now built seamlessly with 'Cocoa: Mac binary package for Mac OS X 10.5-10.6' (works in 10.7 as well).
Signed-off-by: Denis Loginov <dinvlad@gmail.com>
and their header files necessary to build
GoldenDict on 64-bit Intel Macs.
Included program icon into application package.
Minor code clarification in keyboardstate.cc
1. Add search word under cursor through IAccessibleEx interface and UI Automation technology.
2. Reorganize GoldenDict main program and scan libraries interaction to reduce influence to other programs.
3. Fix crash in scan libraries in IE9 protected mode.
* Small pop-up window at the bottom of the main winodw instead
of traditional status bar, that consumes lots of space.
* API, similar to standard Qt's status bar.
* The status bar hides itself after specified amount of time.
* Clicking on the status bar also hides it.
* Properly behavies on resizes/moves/focus/etc.
* Tested on Linux and Windows.
It is a separate detacheable pane, which could also be enabled/disabled,
it tracks the current tab's contains, and lists those dictionaries that
contributed their content to the current translation.
Clicking on dictionary name jumps to the appropriate article from
this dictionary, which improves the navigation flow.
The Dictionaries Pane:
* Shows both dictionaries' names and icons.
* Does not consume resources when hidden.
* Properly styled.
* Properly handles app-wide shortcuts
(Esc, Ctrl-L, Alt-D, Enter, Alt-Up/Down).
