- outsourced some classes cc_item.cpp/h, cc_draw.cpp/h
- added extra methodes for simple use of some basic components extra.cpp/h
- rework clock handling: use timer class, reworked members for
enable/disable clock with external timer events,
tryed to fix some display issues related with infoclock and
time osd clock in moviebrowser, channellist, menuus
- reworked hide/kill handling, removed parameter for hide(), try to use
cached backgrounds for other constallations, paint cache, image cache (all beta)
- reworked shadow/frame handling, add shadow modes for left/right
arrangement, TODO: repaint for existant instances required
- reworked color gradient assignment (beta)
... Note: I had a data crash in my local git tree
and i tryed to restore my historie, but most was lost. Therefore here
the commit is large
It should be now easier to use images as objects. An initialized
picture object should provide all relevant properties and some
functionalities of picture viewer.
CComponentsHeader uses now CComponentsIconForm, which is now derived
from CComponentsFrmChain. Some methods should be now simplified and
allow to handle some modifications easier.
Use strictly CComponentsForm as parent parameter in constructors.
Some parts have been cleaned up (Constructors, init methodes removed)
New parameter makes it possible already add current item in constructor.
So in mostly situations is it not necessary to use explicit addCCItem(),
but addCCItem()is still valid and necessary in certain situations.
Affected are all cc-classes and their derivates.
Some classes must or can be adapted later. The function is
not currently restricted, because usage of parent parameter is not explicit
defined in constructors, see CImageInfo, here yet are used addCCItem()
methodes.
Generally this parameter is located in the constructors before bool has_shadow,
but it is not sure whether it would be better to use this parameter as the first.
That remains to be clarified.
It's easier to work with smaller files.
Most files contain only one cc-class and their names are
derived on the particular class that is contained therein.
