WebODF

Adapt build system to allow use of WebODF as part of a larger CMake project.
All instances of CMAKE_BINARY_DIR and CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR are replaced with CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR. CMAKE_BINARY_DIR and CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR point to the project root, which is different when WebODF is used in a larger project.

Update closure compiler and node.

Compile fix.

Whitespace/indent fix.

Fix compile.

Add buttons and functions to switch between slides.

Added more error checking

Fix whitespace.

Use http instead of ftp, since ftp does not always work.

Add buttons and functions to switch between slides.

Initialize array earlier so that the model also works without scanning.

Add buttons and functions for fitting best, width and height.

Return the cache data directly instead of going througthe parent class.
This avoids permanent memory use in the cache and circuments a limit on the maximum response size.

Use NSUrlCache for quickly loading and parsing xml files.

Make wait screen more fancy.

Add simple masking when loading the details to give feedback that the system is busy.

Only set the record once.

Refactor so that creation of a data url is done by the zip class and not the odf container class.
This allows a fast native implementation of this functionality by overriding the zip class.

IOS now loads xml files in native code and passes them as strings to the browser component.

Use the new loadAsString function.

Refactor to get a special function that allows faster odf loading when overridden in a native implementation.

Add a loading queue that spaces cpu intensive tasks up.
This gives the ui an ability to update the screen during document loading.

Add support of odp mimetypes.

Improve the detail view.
Instead of recreating the contents every time, I managed to reuse the created components. This somehow failed before and it was not really clear why. Programming sencha involves a lot of trial and error.

Merge branch 'master' of gitorious.org:odfkit/webodf

Update Sencha Touch to RC1.

First step to add support for loading with a file to open in ios.

Attemp to build webodf.js on mac os x from within xcode.

Port iOS version to sencha touch 2.

Add Blackberry WebWorks extention that is needed on the playbook.

Port blackberry playbook version to the new sencha touch version.

Fix a few issues.
- list could have multiple selections
- zoom was not fixed when loading second document, giving a wrong canvas size

Remove some debugging code.

Add zoom in and out.
This was very hard to achieve because the webkit transform does not affect the percieved element width and height (at the moment). So a buffer <div/> was needed.

Remove deprecated module.

Add skeleton for playbook version.

Update android version to phonegap 1.4.0.
The files phonegap-1.4.0.js are different for iOS and android.

Update list of options to the new version of JSLint.

Add the ios port the the main repository.

This port is using PhoneGap (Apache Callback) and Sencha Touch, just like the new Android port. The JavaScript code is shared and placed in programs/android/assets/www.

Importing ios version.

Add files that seem useful....

Update JSLint.

Add extra required dependency.

Only add handler if it is not yet present.

JSLint fixes.

Update build system for android.

Update to the latest Node.JS.

Remove the compiled file webodf.js from the code repository.

Only show the first image in a frame.
Ideally this is the first supported image in a frame.

Use a central version number.
This number is used in the firefox extension and will be used in more places.

Fix the download button.

Previously, the download button would save under a different unfriendly name. Now, the original filename as shown on the server is used in the save dialog.

Avoid stack overflow.