Craig Reyenga authored 3 months ago and Felix Paul Kühne committed 3 months ago

Restore toggle switch animations by preventing reloading of the entire table when a switch is toggled.

Craig Reyenga authored 4 months ago and Felix Paul Kühne committed 3 months ago

Each settings item is now of a designated type; the cell simply displays each item as presented without any special logic for each. This new pattern also allows for the removal of all logic that relied on a given settings item's position for its behavior. Now, settings items can be added or removed at will, without affecting the others.

There should be no user-facing changes in this branch; if there are any, they are regressions.

Andrew Breckenridge authored 3 months ago and Felix Paul Kühne committed 3 months ago

Signed-off-by: Felix Paul Kühne <felix@feepk.net>

Andrew Breckenridge authored 3 months ago and Felix Paul Kühne committed 3 months ago

Signed-off-by: Felix Paul Kühne <felix@feepk.net>

VideoLAN authored 5 months ago and Felix Paul Kühne committed 3 months ago

Signed-off-by: Felix Paul Kühne <felix@feepk.net>

The VideoPlayerViewController class now inherits from PlayerViewController
just like the AudioPlayerViewController class.

This adds a level of abstraction, reducing the amount of code that is
duplicated between these classes.

Felix Paul Kühne authored 4 months ago and Diogo Simao Marques committed 4 months ago

Fixes prominent crash in the last alpha build

The coding style has been reviewed and fixed, useless methods have
been removed and marks have been added in order to turn the file
more readable.

The passcode is now properly set and is also properly matched with its
length when the biometrics are not enabled.

The appearance of the navigation bar is properly set depending on
the collection view's scroll position.

Appending a media to the queue or removing one from it can now impact
the display of the player controls.

If the play queue contains a single media after such an action, the
player controls will display the seek buttons, if not the skip buttons
will be displayed allowing the user to select different medias from
the queue.

Seek buttons were added to the player controls of the Audio Player
interface in order to easily access these features without the gestures.

Appending a media to the queue or removing one from it can now impact
the display of the player controls.

If the play queue contains a single media after such an action, the
player controls will display the seek buttons, if not the skip buttons
will be displayed allowing the user to select different medias from
the queue.

The seek buttons are now displayed when the media list contains only
a single media.

Pressing the buttons will now display the same information on the screen
with the status label as the seek gestures.