* meson_options.txt: Added option librem5-hack, defaults to true
* src/meson.build: Added conditional define USE_UGLY_CODE which will be
set when librem5-hack option is used
* src/calls-call-display.c: ifdef'ed ugly_hacks call
This removes the status message at the end of the NewCallBox, since it
will be replaced by a permanent InfoBar.
As a side effect this removes also the disconnect message when a call
ends.
Fixes: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/calls/issues/119
The manager is a central place for handling data e.g. calls history and
provider managment.
This introduces only the base for feature work. Therefore it manages
only the provider for now, but the manager isn't yet used anywhere.
The propagets events from the provider and origins. It also adds a new
signal called `error`. The `error` signal should be emited only when
something went wrong and we need to inform the user about it, containing
the message to be displayed to the user. Windows should connect to the
event and display a in-app-notification on error. This event isn't
emitted, because the plugins don't give us a usable error.
This fixes this two issues:
- Emit the events origin-removed, origin-added when required.
- Remove call immediately when disconnected and emit events:
By using `g_idle_add ()` we can't be sure when the call is actually
removed and could stay potentionaly for evere, as long the main loop is
busy. This can lead to unexpected behavior. If the calls shouldn't be
freed then it's required to increase the ref count. This is similar how
the `remove` event works in a `GtkContainer`.
This is part of a larger refactoring effort, with the goal to replace
all the get_*() member functions in provider abstraction interfaces with
GObject properties. See also: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/calls/issues/6
GNOMEs HIG recommands frames around a List.
This also moves the ScrollBar to the edge of the window in the
CallHistory.
Signed-off-by: Julian Sparber <julian@sparber.net>
This option allows the specification of a much broader set of numbers
that tel: URIs, which are limited to global phone numbers in
international form and prohibit local numbers and other useful strings
like "*100#".
This functionality is implemented as a command-line option rather than
a "dial:" or "callto:" URI scheme for the same reason given in RFC
3966, section 7.3:
'"Callto" was discarded because URI schemes locate a resource and do
not specify an action to be taken.'
