Give function names as object_func for various object prototypes and singletons. Also cleans up some var Name = function() patterns into just function Name.
- typeof() is not a function
- formatting of && and || at the end of the line
- declaring variables more locally using let in Utils.extend
- the Initial Developer is the Mozilla Foundation
- let is the new var, no multiple declarations on the same line.
- renamed iQ.fn.init to be iQClass, iQ.fn to be iQClass.prototype, to look much more normal. iQ now just creates a new iQClass. No more brain hurt.
- no more (function(){...}) closure
- Array.prototype.xxx.call replaced by Array.xxx
- a couple other changes recommended by gavin.
- Utils: rm some comments, but haven't touched JSM, isDOMElement, or merge.
- utility functions in iQ have been moved to Utils: isFunction, isArray, isPlainObject, isEmptyObject, merge, extend, timeout
- iQ depends on Utils. Utils no longer depends on iQ.
- simplified Utils.extend. Deep copy is no longer supported, nor is extending iQ and iQ.fn using extend. They were not being used.
- removed Math.tanh, instead moving it into the Range proportion method for its "smooth" option
+ rewrote TabItem close button opacity and title font size using the new Range utilities. Should make code a tad easier to follow.
1. Move isRect, isPoint, isRange to Utils, to facilitate JSMing and to clean up
namespace
2. Remove unused/underutilized methods of Rect/Point/Range
3. Use QuickDraw-style comparison of pixel overlap (using < instead of <=)
throughout.
4. Range.overlaps is now Range.contains, to be more consistent with Rect.
Directly access gBrowser.selectedTab and compare other raw tabs against it until BrowserTab goes away. Get the reference to the BrowserTab instead of iterating over Tabs through .tabcandyBrowserTab.
+ Added "reset" to the dev menu so we can test first run (since the reset button is currently AWOL)
+ Added Utils.assertThrow(), an assert that throws an exception
+ Removed TabItems.reconstitute(), which we haven't actually needed for a while, but now it's also causing trouble
+ Removed Utils.activeWindow, which doesn't seem to work, and replaced its use in Utils.activeTab (the only remaining place it was being used) with Utils.getCurrentWindow(), which does seem to work
+ Utils.assert() now dumps a trace
+ Fixed paths to the edit pencil and new tab button images; they should now show up properly
