This commit implements design changes from
https://live.gnome.org/Design/SystemSettings/Printers.
The new printer dialog gets informations about connected devices
from CUPS server asynchronously and separately for each backend now.
Entering an address into the entry and pressing the icon inside
the entry or enter starts to detect printers on the entered host.
Entering a text which is a substring of a name of a device or its location
filters the list to contain just devicess with the string in it (e.g. Canon
will keep devices with "Canon" in their name).
The PpNewPrinterDialog is regular object now. It emits signal "pre-response"
when dialog is closed and a printer is being added and signal "response" when
the new printer was added, addition of the new printer failed or the dialog was
cancelled.
This commit removes FirewallD support from new printer dialog. (#683229)
Set longer timeouts for GetBestDrivers, PrinterAddOption and
PrinterAddOptionDefault. These can take more time than already
specified timeouts. (#683229)
PpNewPrinter contains asynchronous method for installation of
new printer. The new printer is specified by given parameters (e.g. name,
device-id, device-uri, ppd-name, info, location, ...). (#683229)
This commit adds PpHost object which represents a remote
host from which we want to get printers. It contains
asynchronous method for enumerating printers list from the host
using CUPS' SNMP backend and method for enumerating printers list
directly from the remote CUPS server running on the host. (#683229)
This commit adds asynchronous function get_cups_devices_async() which
sequentially executes CUPS' backends and returns found devices
by a callback. (#683229)
PpCups object represents local CUPS server. It contains
asynchronous method for getting printers installed on
the server. It is an asynchronous version of cupsGetDests().
(#683229)
<cups/cups.h> has to be included in pp-utils.h because there
are functions in pp-utils.h which accepts types defined
in the cups.h as their parameters. (#683229)
We had 'Mirror displays' as a command in the control center, but 'Mirror screens' as a description in
GnomeRRLabeler. Now we have 'Mirrored Displays' as a description of the current state.
Signed-off-by: Federico Mena Quintero <federico@gnome.org>
The code we used to match the entry and label font size and
weight broke down with the latest CSS improvements in GTK+.
Use a new GtkEntry api for this instead.
The GTK+ requirement has been bumped to 3.5.13.
