On Linux only Gnome uses its own color dialog, and it's inferior to QT's own: See the same issue @ https://github.com/OpenShot/openshot-qt/pull/2425
(This is/was visible only on some distributions' packaged versions of Anki, not via ./run.)
isLin check since QT on Windows already uses the default, whereas Mac's own picker seems superior (from what I can judge by screenshots).
- changes are now committed in bulk when closing the dialog,
and can be canceled
- it's not necessary to save the note to the database to preview it
- duplicate fields are now shown as duplicates in the top list
- redraw preview more quickly
- use + instead of _ when deduplicating names, as the latter is a
glob character
- field changes are now applied when user closes dialog with save
button, in bulk
- models diag now fetches note type and saves it as required, instead
of holding on top a copy that can grow stale as changes are made in
subdialogs
- both dialogs now perform operations in the backend
- note.model() now fetches the note type on the fly, instead of
holding on to a copy that may become stale
This reverts commit 2264fe3f66, reversing
changes made to 84b84ae31c.
Causes a traceback when opening the add screen, clicking on Type,
and choosing a note type.
File "/Users/dae/Work/code/dtop/qt/aqt/webview.py", line 31, in cmd
return json.dumps(self.onCmd(str))
File "/Users/dae/Work/code/dtop/qt/aqt/webview.py", line 97, in _onCmd
return self._onBridgeCmd(str)
File "/Users/dae/Work/code/dtop/qt/aqt/webview.py", line 500, in _onBridgeCmd
return self.onBridgeCmd(cmd)
File "/Users/dae/Work/code/dtop/qt/aqt/editor.py", line 374, in onBridgeCmd
self._links[cmd](self, *args) # type: ignore
File "/Users/dae/Work/code/dtop/qt/aqt/editor.py", line 404, in onBlur
if gui_hooks.editor_did_unfocus_field(False, self.note, int(ord)):
TypeError: int() argument must be a string, a bytes-like object or a number, not 'NoneType'
The reason to do that is that I can then call blur/key from other
method in add-on.
More precisely, I expect to create a method which captures the blur
command, ask anki to execute the standard version of the command, and
then execute more code once the note contains the new field value.
I should note that the code executed during blur/key/focus itself
didn't change. It's only it's location which changed.
