--use only input events in order to identify the area
from which a window accepts input and also remove almost
every mask-qml code handling
--by reducing mask usage to minimum we fix also the
BLACKLINE bug under X11
-- The new approach reduces mask area calls to
barely minimum. Input mask is used instead to
specify the area for which we accept input.
-- The new approach solves also the BLACKLINE issue
when hovering the view at startup. This is because
at all times the full window area is drawn.
--more specific identifying properly when a vertical
view is shown and is touching a top or bottom view
that has requested to be fully trasparent when no
maximized window exists
--when background custom radius and shadow
are applied the dock window geometry shouldnot
change if these values are not altered. This
is especially true when a dock is hiding
its screen edge margin when there is a maximized
window and the same time is hiding also its
background shadows. In such case in the past because
shadows were temporarily disabled the dock was constantly
changing its geometry
--playing around with Kirigami.ShadowedRectangle in order
to provide a nice beautiful custom made panel background
that the user can chosen custom radius or shadow size.
Colors are going to be used totally based on current plasma
theme.
--that option from Behavior page is now renamed and
also its behavior has been upgraded by enabling
three possible options:
1. Disabled always
2. Auto - which is enabled for Docks and disabled for Panels
3. Enabled always
--inEditMode is now updated directly from
containment()->inUserConfiguring()
--add again hiding blockers when View gets
into edit mode. That was lost during last commits
because it was part of Visual qml code that
has been moved to another window.
--The new implementation for snapping needed to remove
the touching view edge from touching algorithm. The
windows trakers now provide two separate values for each
touching.
----First value is for regular window touches for which
their window geometry intersects with view published
absoluteGeometry
----Second value is for windows that are touching
view edge without intersecting with view geometry
Michail Vourlakos