Now that the RaiseNotificationEvent API is available on all platforms where the Calculator app runs, we can remove the factory classes which switched between RaiseNotificationEvent and an alternative implementation based on live regions.
* Make sure TitleBar takes into account the AOT mode change
* remove namespaces in cpp files
* code linting
* use macro for IsAlwaysOnTop and make IsAlwaysOnTop/DisplayNormalAlwaysOnTopOption read-only
* Fix FontWeight
* Currency rate: Compute how many decimals we need to display two meaningful digits at minimum
* formatting
* nit
* Increase the number of meaningfull digits (2->4)
* Revert "Increase the number of meaningfull digits (2->4)"
This reverts commit 9ad93e0d591a386e3e229e09b39a58158d544069.
* Rename constants
* modify FORMATTER_RATE_* values
* format CurrencyConverterUnitTests.cpp
### Description of the changes:
**1) Do not set units to default values if they already have valid values**
This fixes the actual issue. `UnitConverter::InitializeSelectedUnits()` ( this function resets all units to their default units if available for the current category ) gets called after `UnitConverterViewModel::RestoreUserPreferences()` ( this function restores user preferences ).
So Calculator has been restoring saved values, and then overriding the restored values with default values.
I modified `InitializeSelectedUnits()` so that we only initialize units only when they are not already set to valid units for the current category.
**2) Removed `m_isFirstTime`**
I noticed that we are calling `RestoreUserPreferences()` twice when Calculator starts up, and the function is restoring the same value both times
The below happens when Calculator starts up
1) On startup, in `UnitConverterViewModel::InitializeView()`, `RestoreUserPreferences()` is called.
2) `RestoreUserPreferences()` in turn triggers `OnUnitChanged()`
3) During the first call to `OnUnitChanged()`, m_IsFirstTime is `True`, so we call `RestoreUserPreferences()` again while also setting `m_IsFirstTime` to `False`.
4) `RestoreUserPreference()` again triggers `OnUnitChanged()`
5) During the second call to `OnUnitChanged()`, m_IsFirstTime is `False`, so we call `SaveUserPreferences()`
I think we should only call `SaveUserPreferences()` inside `OnUnitChanged()` since we already restored user preferences during view initialization. I can't really think of a reason to restore units after view has been initialized. This led me to just delete `m_isFirstTime`.
### How changes were validated:
Manually tested that units and the current category are properly selected when you quit and start Calculator.
## Fixes#445.
* Fixed the WindowIdLog so that it is updated when a new WindowCreated event is fired
* Updated the windowidlog check in LogWindowCreated to use IsWindowIdInLog
* Display date difference in days if can't display in days/weeks/months/...
* add comments
* remove not used variable totalDaysDiff
* improve UpdateDisplayResult
* Display error message when the calculator can't calculate the difference between 2 dates
The incrementally calling `Window::Globalization::Calendar::AddMonths`
resulted in a negative value for `GetDifferenceInDays` which was then
assigned to an unsigned variable `daysDiff`.
One example of the issue when running the calculator in UTC+2 was the
difference between July 31st and December 30th.
The initial guess was 4 months which then landed on November 30th.
This date was stored and then in the loop incremeted by one month.
This then landed precisely on the end date December 30th.
After the loop the final value is then used July 31st + 5 months
which results in the 31st of December.
The resulting difference of -1 days is then assigned to the unsigned
value `daysDiff`.
This commit makes the minimal changes to remedy this bug.
It makes sure to only ever call `AddMonths` with the same starting date
instead of incrementally to different dates.
fixes#552
This is extract from #211 that enables compilation with GCC. With #211
now in the state of bitrot, I would rather try approaching it in smaller
steps that can be hopefully merged quicker, even if it does not provide
full support for all the features #211 provided.
This will _compile_ correctly with my (@janisozaur) GCC, but clang is
more picky about flexible array members and refuses to compile it yet.
I will extract remaining parts of #211 in future PRs.
I marked @fwcd as author, as he did most of the work in #211.
We are migrating the REST endpoint that Currency Converter uses. The REST endpoint is not licensed for your use. To continue to enable community participation in the development of the feature, developer builds will use an alternate REST endpoint that serves mock data (clearly identifiable as it references planets instead of countries).
* Force en-US for unit tests
* fix some spacing issues after merge
* remove default argument of LocalizationService to fix compilation issue in Release mode
Verify if the StandardCalculatorViewModel::DisplayValue isn't an error message before removing group separators (including space character).
How changes were validated:
Tested in english and french
Tested with "Cannot divide by zero" and "Result is undefined"
Fixes#420
Description of the changes:
Adjusted some of the values in .clang-format
Add clang-format-all.ps1
Fix path to .clang-format in Calculator.sln
How changes were validated:
Manual.
Fixes#202
This PR fixes code style for the project files.
The Problem
Different files in the project use different code style. That is not consistent and leads to harder maintenance of the project.
Description of the changes:
Have investigated and determined the most used code style across the given codebase
Have configured IDE and applied code style to all project files.
Have crafted clang-formatter config.
see https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormat.htmlhttps://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormatStyleOptions.html
Some cases were fixed manually
How changes were validated:
manual/ad-hoc testing, automated testing
All tests pass as before because these are only code style changes.
Additional
Please review, and let me know if I have any mistake in the code style. In case of any mistake, I will change the configuration and re-apply it to the project.
Related to #55 and #64
Description of the changes:
Added constexpr to formerly static const or #define variables
Applied C++ Core Guideline NR.2
Added auto and const in appropriate places
How changes were validated:
Used the provided unit tests
Fixes#402 and #414
Divide by 4 the CPU usage of OverflowTextBlock when buttons are pressed very quickly.
Description of the changes:
Xaml-side:
OverflowTextBlock has some performance issues:
double scrollviewer: the listview was in a scrollviewer, while the control already containing one -> it breaks the virtualization of the listview and impacts on UI performance.
The listview used a StackPanel, this panel doesn't support virtualization of ListViewItems contrary to ItemsStackPanel
No ListView-specific features were used, an ItemsControl is more efficient and lighter.
refactor how we manage the visibility of the left/right buttons in OverflowTextBlock, the new version is more reactive and will not display the right arrow when not necessary (see GIF below).
remove the ItemContainerSelector ExpressionItemContainerStyle, not really used by OverflowTextBlock
remove UI glitches generated by ChangeView when users type fast (control partially hidden and scrolling issues, see the GIF below).
only modify the accessibility view when it's necessary
ViewModel-side:
stop fully refreshing ExpressionTokens in StandardCalculatorViewModel when a new command were sent, instead, use a IObservableVector to only send new tokens to the UI (in average only 1 or 2 UI items are refreshed while the full expression was refreshed before)
How changes were validated:
Manually
Fixes#382
Description of the changes:
Add Pyeong as an Area conversion unit.
Pyeong shows up only if the user's current region is Korea ( i.e. region is either KP or KR ).
Added Korean translation for Pyeong (평). For other locales, we default to English ( Pyeong ).
How changes were validated:
Manually tested the below
For non-Korean regions, Pyeong does not show up.
Korean region with Korean locale => Pyeong shows up and Pyeong is correctly translated.
pyeong_Korean
Korean region with English locale => Pyeong shows up and Pyeong is in English.
pyeong_English
Korean region with simplified Chinese locale => Pyeong shows up and Pyeong is in English.
pyeong_Chinese
Fixes#260
Description of the changes:
prevent UnitConverterViewModel to reset values when users click on update rates.
recompute UnitConverter's caches (m_ratioMap and m_categoryToUnits) once rates are updated (but check first if the user did/didn't change the category)
How changes were validated:
Manually tested with fake currency rates (HTTP responses modified on the fly via FiddlerCore)
Verified that it works no matter the selected field (From or To)
Verified that the currencies selected are kept after a refresh
Description of the changes:
Currently Calculator handles strings by defining integers for each type of function that can be performed, this integer will eventually correspond with an index in s_engineStrings which holds the corresponding display string for each function. Some functions such as Sin can have multiple strings (degrees, rads, grads, inverse). Functions like Sin are mapped to another array called "rgUfne" where a new integer is given depending on the output string which will then be given to s_engineStrings. The new integer returned by the "rgUfne" array runs the risk of overlapping with any new functions that may be added in CCommand.h. Furthermore, it is expected that the strings in s_engineStrings and rgUfne are defined in a particular order (not necessarily sequential), otherwise the logic will break. This makes adding new strings for new functions confusing and difficult, since a lot of the logic is not clearly defined.
This PR attempts to make this a bit simpler by changing the s_engineStrings and rgUfne arrays to be unordered_maps instead of arrays. For s_engineStrings the keys will now be strings, allowing the existing logic for indexing to be used by simply converting the number into a string to access the value. This will also allow us to create keys in the future that are not limited to integers but to strings that hold more meaning.
The rgUfne array will also be updated to be a map that will take in an integer and give you the corresponding string that can be passed to s_engineStrings. The UFNE object in the rgUfne array will also be updated to hold all the possible string keys for a function, instead of indexing them on other numbers that may overlap with existing definitions.
Now to add a new string for a new IDC_FOO function, we would just need to add the "FooString" resource keys to the g_sids array and use the updated rgUfne map to link the IDC_FOO value to the corresponding "FooString" resource key. This way the resource key can be a meaningful string, and not an integer that must be in any particular order.
How changes were validated:
Tested each function manually in standard, scientific, and programmer modes.
Initial PR for the feature/GraphingCalculator feature branch, part of #338.
The feature incorporates a proprietary Microsoft-owned graphing engine to drive graphing experiences in the Windows Calculator app. Due to the private nature of the graphing engine, the source available in the public repo will make use of a mock graphing engine. See README.md for more details.
This PR simply serves as a base for future feature development. As such, the PR will be immediately merged. Feedback on the content of this PR, and on the feature in general, is encouraged. If there is feedback related to the content of this specific PR, please leave comments on the PR page. We will address the comments in future PRs to the feature branch.
Description of the changes:
Disable Windows-provided min/max macros using the NOMINMAX flag. Add the flag to each project's pch to disable the macros across the solution.
How changes were validated:
Project builds.
Unit tests pass.
Smoke tests.
Fixes#362.
The ViewModel wrongly assumed that non-breaking spaces were only used between the value and the symbol. It's not the case of all locales using non-breaking spaces as a thousand delimiter (French for example).
When it was the case, the function only replaced the first thousand delimiter found and kept the extra space at the end of the string, generating 2 issues:
Extra space at the end: #240
Bad formatting of the number: #232
Description of the changes:
Replace currencyResult.find(L'\u00a0') by a regex only removing spaces at the end of the string.
Fixes#240 and #232
The application uses local time to calculate the number of days between 2 dates. If a Daylight Saving Time takes place during this period of time (only Clocks Forward 2am->3am), the application will miss 1 day and fail to calculate the number of days/weeks/months between the 2 dates.
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Description of the changes:
DateCalculationEngine uses local time to modify dates, however, AddDays, AddWeeks,... won't add 24 hours or 7 days if DST happens between the 2 dates, but instead add ~23.9/24.1 hours or ~6.9/7.1 days (depends if it's the DST clock backward or clock forward). When the DST is clock forward, DateCalculationEngine will miss one day.
Solution
use UTC dates to calculate date difference.
Extra Fix:
use calendar->FirstPeriodInThisDay and calendar->FirstHourInThisPeriod in ClipTime (else it will set the time to 12PM (noon) in some regions.
replace OBSERVABLE_PROPERTY_RW by OBSERVABLE_PROPERTY_R when possible.
remove the definition of CheckClipTimeSameDay (implementation missing)
How changes were validated:
Tested manually with different regions (FR, US, ES, JP).
Fixes#178
Fixes#52
Description of the changes:
Added support for pasting of prefix currency symbols supported by the Windows keyboard.
yen or yuan (¥)
unspecified currency sign (¤)
Ghanaian cedi (₵)
dollar or peso ($)
colón (₡)
won (₩)
shekel (₪)
naira (₦)
Indian rupee (₹)
pound (£)
euro (€)
How changes were validated:
Manually tested each prefix currency symbol supported by the Windows keyboard and ran unit tests.
Optimize how we build the result of GetDateDiffString and GetDateDiffStringInDays, using std::wstring (mutuable) instead of Platform::String (immutable)
Fixed comments that were inconsistent with the style guidelines described in C++ core guidelines and the modern C++/WinRT language projections and removed trailing whitespace.
Inserted a space after the beginning of the comment so the text wasn't touching the // on all occurrences.
Removed all occurrences of trailing whitespace
Previously, the CalculatorManager was managed with a unique_ptr that was instantiated in the ViewModel's constructor and was never re-assigned. Objects with long lifetime and larger memory footprint should live in dynamic memory, but the ViewModel itself lives in dynamic memory so that goal is still satisfied by storing the CalculatorManager directly in the class. The change allows the compiler to write a more efficient memory footprint for the same data.
- Verified by testing basic app functionality and running unit tests locally.
Before this change, the pchs for CalcViewModel and Calculator project referenced project headers. If those project headers (or any of their dependencies) were to change, then the pch would be recompiled, slowing local build times.
By removing references to project headers, the pch will be compiled once and is resilient to changes in the project. Now that project headers are explicit about their dependencies, when there is a change to a project header only the translation units referencing the modified header will need to be rebuilt.
- Manually tested by ensuring Calculator project builds locally.
@Microsoft/calculator-team
A few small changes to improve the view of the code in Solution Explorer:
* Delete folders from solution explorer which don't appear on disk (Resource Files, PerfTrack)
* Delete files on disk which aren't compiled into the project (Type.xaml)
* Rename CalculatorHistory.Cpp to CalculatorHistory.cpp, for consistency with other files
