a file copied from Finder has multiple meanings.
To be clear there's no need to paste the image if the copied file is path to an image. Just that current code seems to be interpreting that…
For objc code, new code should use @autoreleasepool{} blocks instead of alloc and release
Did a cursory test and it works as advertised for PNG, JPEG and TIFF images when copied from open with preview > select all > copy
Though I don't think hasClipboardImage is working properly..…
vptr:OpenSubdiv
alignment:std::__1::__function::__value_func
alignment:std::__1::function
# alignment:blender::deg::(anonymous namespace)
# alignment:blender::deg::DepsNodeFactoryImpl<blen…Please feel free to land it.. I'm okay with making the follow up changes
I've approved the functioning with caveats.. committing is up to @Harley
There is an element of surprise due to change in cursor behaviour in different text contexts: console, text editor and text input.…
On win, Ray and Harley approved the location change. Plus I don't think any other system is dependent on the location of blender thumbnail cache. Plus the original comment " /* Yes, applications…
Halrley's discretion needed: I feel we should change it for all kinds of text fields/ workspaces at once.
The behaviour of shift/noshift + command/alt + arrow is the same as before
Also, in main too, alt + delete inserts space and moves cursor to the right.. probably a different bug. Same for this…
idea looks good.. I myself was bothered by the mismatch between other editors and blender code editor
Need to test it.
reveal in finder: opens a window with the file/folder selected
On windows, the file path is also passed down instead of just root. So it can be used to match OS behaviour
But I don't see…