* add browser debug port env
* mac use option as alt
* fix cef texture double sRGB conversion by using cef-rs fork with fix
* fix keyboard input on mac
* add missing frontend messages
* fixup
* fix keyboard input mac
* dbg
* re implement keyboard mapping
Co-authored-by: csmoe <csmoe@msn.com>
* Fix double arrow keys
* try fix for non mac
* test
* Revert "test"
This reverts commit c7cde9c597.
* fix mac
* some cleanup
* fix zoom in shortcut on mac introduced in #3377
* disable menu shortcut display
* fixup
* desktop support ui scaling
* fix some warnings
* use browser zoom if needed
* fix infinite footprint size
* fix web canvas scale
* always set zoom
* use only zoom for scaling
* prevent user zoom
* remove mouse position scaling
* macos native menu bar
* fix nix build
* Add shortcut symbols to menu
* fix fmt
* fix vendoring
* cleanup intercept frontend message
* accept into editor message in queue function
* Open document from cli and add some files to .gitignore
* Revert .gitignore
* Revert .gitignore
* Implement cli properly
* Add ui-accelerated-painting option
* Format code
* Revert changes in .vscode folder
* Don't use global variables for cli
* Apply suggested changes
* Make ready for merge
* Improve names
* remove comment
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Co-authored-by: Timon <me@timon.zip>
* One annoying debugging session later
Discovered that the editor handles frontend messages differently from other messages.
It requires all frontend messages to be fully processed before dispatching any resulting messages.
In the web frontend, this behavior happened implicitly because message dispatch is queued at the current end of the JavaScript execution queue.
For the desktop frontend, I added a vector to collect all responses until the entire batch of frontend messages is handled, and then dispatch them afterwards.
* Fix double click travel
* cargo: remove unused `editor/ron` feature
* cargo: add wgpu-executor as a member, sort list
* cargo: test every crate by default
* cargo: disable testing of `graphite-proc-macros`
