* Using Shift+Del will now pre-select removing files.
* Will now show the name of the individual torrent being removed or the
total count if multiple torrents selected.
Rename 'Seeders' to 'Seeds'
Hide seconds from fdate unless wanted
'Last Seen Complete' renamed to 'Complete Seen'
Added columns and status for Completed date
Rename 'Seeders/Peers' to 'Seeds:Peers'
For translation added colon to WebUI status strings to match GTK
* Fix for #1885 (Wrong tracker icon in torrent list)
* Moved the data functions from torrentview/listview into
torrentview_data_funcs.py
* Added caching the current value of the cell renderer for the data functions
* Reordered if-tests in deluge.common.fsize
* Disable data funcs when column is hidden
cell_data_trackericon would load the tracker icon with
gtk.gdk.pixbuf_new_from_file_at_size each time it's requested.
These regular requests acumulating to thousands calls to
pixbuf_new_from_file_at_size with a big torrent list.
Now, read the tracker icon from disk once, and cache it.
This probably broke some behaviour because converting and splitting from libglade to GtkBuilder is not as perfect as it should be. What I noticed was fixed.
Also, GtkBuilder only allow calling `connect_signals()` once. Some code had to change to handle this and a "handlers proxy class" was created to keep the behaviour we had, ie, connect signals from where it was needed. Then I monkey patch the main windows GtkBuilder to not allow anyone to connect signals through it since it would break behaviour. Connecting signals to the main window builder instance is now done like `component.get("MainWindow").connect_signals()`. The best solution will probably break the main window ui into the needed parts in order to not have to monkey patch main windows builder.
Plugin's trying to get the main windows `main_glade` are now broken, on purpose, ie, the code they have needs to change since the calls to the builder are not the same as the calls to libglade. The plugins we ship with deluge will be fix as soon as possible.
Removing a column from the treeview on shutdown causes all the
column widths to be zero which are saved to the state file.
The workaround is to not save the state file if all columns are zero.
The speedups work is being separated into 2 different phases and possibly branches. The idea is to have this minimal speedup merged into master as soon as possible since it's pretty simple. Reduces initial data transfer to about 10% of what was previously being transfered when client connected.
The second phase is regarding row updates, ie, reduce them to what's actually being seen. This part is way more tricky.
Implement a pre-filter for the search-box which will filter the currently visible torrents while waiting for the filter request to sent to the demon. This will make the searches seem way faster :)
Now, instead of permanently having a search box to filter the visible torrents by name, we now, mimic a toolbar just for that, mapped to CTRL-F. There's also a menu item in the "View" menu and a toolbar icon to toggle it. Implemented "Match Case" for the search.
In console the warning "g_object_set_qdata: assertion `G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed" will appear. Quick investigation could find no solution with suggestions a python issue.
Implement tooltips on treeview's headers when adding columns.
Renamed the "public" state of a torrent to "shared", ie, shared among other deluge users. Allow changing shared state from clients and currently from the GtkUi.
On the TorrentView's treeview, the column's position stored on state was being ignored, but event if that info was not being ignored and passed to the several `add_column`'s the order could not be added because the order the columns are added does not(might not) match what was stored in state. So, we now restore the ordering once all columns are added.
Passing `-r` to the cli's while also passing `-l` will make the logfile rotate when reaching 5Mb in size. Three backups will be kept at all times.
All deluge's code is now using this new style logging along with the git hosted plugins. For other plugins not hosted by deluge, which still imports `LOG` as the logger, a deprecation warning will be shown explaining the required changes needed to use the new style logging. New plugins created by the `create_plugin` script will use the new logging facilities.
