into the text view, so the user can continue typing from that choice, or modify
it. For example, one can type "dev.haiku-os.org", select a choice
"http://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/1234" and then replace just the last chunk with
another ticket number and press enter.
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works with the BTextView.
* Factored out the URL text handling into a new class URLInputGroup, which is
used instead of a plain BTextControl, but currently works much the same way.
It's a BGroupView though and allows easy addition of other controls and items
into the URL text field.
* Moved baseURL() method into it's own file, since it's used from multiple
places now.
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The 8 and 2 on the number pad would not work in the URL bar otherwise, since
those map to "B_UP_ARROW" and "B_DOWN_ARROW" as raw char.
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regards to eating the B_RETURN key before we can dispatch in BrowserWindow. So
autocompletion for URLs basically works. What's missing is:
* Much better grouping of matches.
* Fix the delay when the BrowsingHistory is first accessed (lazy loads itself
from disk just then, ought to do it in the application thread after startup,
which probably makes it unnoticable before the user starts typing a URL).
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permission from Oliver) and applied Haiku coding style. The base classes have
been named such that they could become official Haiku API in the future.
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