- Added basic animation support, via NSAnimationContext proxy objects.
These can be used to animate layout constraints and alpha values,
currently.
- Fixed a bug in ListView where the underlying NSTableView would not
redraw the full correct virtual height in some conditions.
- Added safe layout guide support to some views.
- Added a new trait to buffer ObjC object access for view and control
types. This is the supertrait of the Layout and Control traits.
- Added a Control trait, which implements various NSControl pieces.
- Added a Select control, which is a Select-ish HTML dropdown lookalike.
- Added NSURL support, which is one of the few types to expose here.
- Filesystem and pasteboard types now work with NSURLs. Users who need
pathbufs can use the provided conversion method on NSURL.
- Fixed a bug where some Window and ViewController types could wind up
in a double-init scenario.
- Adds support for NSSplitViewController.
- Reworks NSMenu support to be cleaner with enum variants.
- Reworks the Foundation underpinnings to be a bit safer and more clear
in how they're used and passed around.
- Changes to docs structure for push towards v0.1.
- Examples updated to account for changes.
- Reconfigured subclass creation, as there was a
subtle-but-big-when-it-hit bug in the prior method where bridge
callbacks would lose context of the appropriate delegate when calling
the trait method. The new approach found in `src/foundation/class.rs`
maps and caches subclass creation, and subclasses are now more
apparent when debugging from the Objective-C side as we can carry
their intended name/usage through. Not applied to all yet, but
eventually.
- Cleaned up a number of linter warnings that had grown over time.
- Delegate traits now require an associated const `NAME`, which is used
for subclass creation.
- (macOS) Toolbars now supported setting selected items, which is
typically used in preferences screens.
- (macOS) Windows now support setting the toolbar display style. On Big
Sur, this works as intended - it's a noop on older OS's that don't
support it.
- Support for system icons for macOS preferences windows.
Still a bit to go to flesh this all out, but it's getting there - at
which point then iOS supoort can be folded in easier.
