XPCOM objects have to be statically registered now, so instead of
creating our own command-line handler, just stuff our code into the
Firefox one.
A few parameters require the Zotero object, which isn't available in the
Firefox CLH, so I've left those in zotero-service.js for now until we
decide how to deal with those.
In Firefox 102, `-file` was being swallowed by `nsBrowserContentHandler`
in BrowserContentHandler.jsm, so ab7d916e0 overrode that by using the
same contract id for our main nsICommandLineHandler in
zotero-service.js. But `nsBrowserContentHandler` also handles `-chrome`,
which we were using in tests to pass runtests.html. There's no need to
pass in dynamically though -- we can just hard-code that and open the
window ourselves.
- Word for Windows not tested since there's no build yet
- Word for Mac currently causes a sigsev, and likely we'll see this on
windows too. This is happening on an API call where we pass a callback,
so likely an issue in ctypes that we'll have to work around.
- All integration UIs restored.
- Added a component for richlistitems with a checkbox with corresponding
interactions (spacebar/double-click to toggle).
- The protocol can no longer be marked "dangerous to load," only "UI resource"
(accessible inside browsers but not by web pages).
- The protocol needs to run in the main process.
- We need to replace the XUL browser to reset its type attribute depending on
whether we're loading a zotero protocol URI - zotero protocol URIs, maybe due
to the protocol handler's tight coupling with the main process, cannot load in
type="content" browsers.
This adds "English (UK)" to the locale list, which allows for "tag
colours" and allows dates to be recognized in d/m/y form.
I changed "color" and "license" on Transifex, but I'll leave other words
for others to change. If we stick to Oxford spelling, there probably
won't be too much else.
- Move csledit and cslpreview to a Tools section of the Cite pane as
Style Editor and Style Preview
- Rename "Open about:config" to "Config Editor"
- Hide about:memory unless devtools.errorconsole.enabled is enabled,
which isn't particularly appropriate and maybe we can find something
better, but about:memory doesn't really need to be visible by default
Closes#1264
Prefpanes are now in separate overlays, which fixes the age-old resizing
bug when switching between panes (at least on OS X) that varied
depending on the initial pane. Code has also been moved into
pane-specific files and objects, with strict mode enabled. When calling
code from another pane (e.g., for a UI update in another pane), first
check whether the Zotero_Preferences.[Pane] object exists--if it doesn't
then nothing needs to be called.
This change breaks the word integration plugin pref overlays, which
hopefully can be rewritten to work with either overlay format.
There is a good chance that this breaks some other things in the
preferences too.
Fixes#243
- Implement connector for Firefox (should switch in/out of connector mode automatically when Standalone is launched or closed, although this has only been tested extensively on OS X)
- Share core translation code between Zotero and connectors
Still to be done:
- Run translators in non-Fx connectors (this works in theory, but it's not currently enabled for any translators)
- Show translation results in non-Fx connectors
- Ability to translate to server when Zotero Standalone is not running
- Make the add-on bar visible if the Zotero icon isn't set to hidden, which is an annoying way of dealing with https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=616419 not yet landing -- people who use an upper toolbar button and don't want the add-on bar to show will need to set the Zotero icon to hidden
Addresses #1726, Firefox 4 Compatibility
