Previous approach was to keep muted content from getting inserted.
Instead, this version alters it's display. This makes toggling mutes
on and off externally much more stable (the display changes but we
don't have to rebuild content trees)
For now muted content is collapsed to a red "Muted" tombstone w/ a reason.
- they need to be separate, both on at once is too much
--features debug-widget-callstack
Show callstack for the current widget on hover if all modifier keys
are pressed down
--features debug-interactive-widgets
Show an overlay on all interactive widgets
Notes:
- debug-widget-callstack asserts `egui:callstack` feature when enabled
- Only works in debug builds, compile error w/ release builds
--features debug-widget-callstack
Show callstack for the current widget on hover if all modifier keys
are pressed down
--features debug-interactive-widgets
Show an overlay on all interactive widgets
Notes:
- debug-widget-callstack asserts `egui:callstack` feature when enabled
- Only works in debug builds, compile error w/ release builds
Addresses ([#140])
I don't think the zoom code in handle_key_events was necessary because
gui zooming already appears to be handled by egui::gui_zoom.
Description of keybindings:
https://github.com/emilk/egui/blob/59d71831fd43139bf9b427b779a241099b9c9826/crates/egui/src/gui_zoom.rs#L5-L26
Zooming using the described keybindings works fine with a textedit
focused.
This PR removes the ContextAction::SetPixelsPerPoint aggressively;
maybe it should remain for other future uses?
- allows use of more interesting args w/o risk of checking them in by mistake
- allows use of different args w/o rebuilding the app
- uses compiled in defaults if config file missing or broken
Example android-config.json:
```
{
"args": [
"--npub",
"npub1h50pnxqw9jg7dhr906fvy4mze2yzawf895jhnc3p7qmljdugm6gsrurqev",
"-c",
"contacts",
"-c",
"notifications"
]
}
```
Install/update android-config.json with:
```
adb push android-config.json /sdcard/Android/data/com.damus.app/files/android-config.json
```
Using internal storage would be better but it seems hard to get the config file onto
the device ...
Ken Sedgwick