Removed a redundant inline comment in the Windows sysinfo volume-name guard path, with no functional impact.
Removed a redundant inline comment in WinRT toast setup while keeping the same notification/audio attribute behavior.
Added monitor-aware work-area adjustment when maximized (MonitorFromWindow + GetMonitorInfo) and shrink by 1px on the detected taskbar edge (including bottom edge), then apply that rectangle with SetWindowPos. This addresses the “mouse at bottom edge should unhide taskbar” behavior.
Kept the existing HWND_NOTOPMOST safeguard in place after the adjustment, preserving prior not-topmost behavior.
Hooked that helper into mg_windowstate_cb so it runs whenever the main window state changes (while preserving existing maximize/fullscreen preference handling).
Removed an unnecessary explanatory comment above the unconditional early return in log_handler(), leaving only the active behavior.
Removed an unneeded section marker comment before fe_idle() to keep surrounding code cleaner.
a stale commented-out ACK block in the DCC receive error path,
an unnecessary speculative note before the quoted filename handling,
and an editorial inline comment on a static variable declaration.
Simplified away_check by removing comment clutter and keeping only the logic flow, including the WHO batching behavior.
Removed unneeded commentary around lag-check helpers and timer reinitialization to keep the core timer code cleaner and easier to scan.
Removed an old commented-out gtk_container_set_border_width(...) line that was dead/commented code in cv_tabs_init.
Simplified the tab-switch condition by removing a legacy commented expression from if (is_switching).
Removed repetitive inline comments from return 2; statements in tab-move/history key actions, since behavior is already clear from the surrounding code.
Removed an unnecessary separator comment before replace_handle() for a cleaner transition between functions.
Simplified the chanopt_in_memory struct and helper routines by removing comments that repeated obvious intent (allocation/default initialization/loading notes), with no logic changes.
Removed a stale commented-out ST_HEADER line from tabs_settings so the settings table only contains active entries.
Removed a dead commented-out call from setup_apply_trans to reduce noise in the function body.
Removed redundant trailing declaration comments from proxy_user and proxy_pass since the types are already explicit.
Deleted comment above the serv->network check in server_get_network.
Deleted comment above the server_session->channel check in server_get_network.
Deleted comment above the name != serv->servername guard in server_set_name.
Removed an old commented-out rsa_tmp_bits certificate logging block in the SSL certificate info path.
Removed commented-out “Verify OK” signal lines in the SSL verification switch for cleaner control-flow comments.
Replaced a long explanatory Solus packaging comment block with a concise single-line comment that preserves the key intent for --ignore-file-conflicts and toolchain installation.
Removed unneeded inline comments in the Windows build workflow around Python root resolution and junction creation while keeping behavior unchanged.
Removed an outdated performance note comment before the cached match state variables and a redundant comment in match_nick(); behavior remains unchanged.
Changed the flow to prefer xdg-open first (with sanitized env) and only then fall back to gtk_show_uri, instead of trying GTK first under a potentially broken runtime environment.
Added explicit final warning when both mechanisms fail, and ensured temporary allocations (including xdg_open_path) are released cleanly.
Kept the existing behavior of trying gtk_show_uri first and only using xdg-open as fallback; this change only hardens the fallback path and preserves existing flow/logging.
Added an xdg-open fallback path when gtk_show_uri fails, which improves behavior in AppImage/sandbox-like environments where GTK/GIO handler resolution can fail.
Added warning logs for both the primary gtk_show_uri failure and fallback failure to make future debugging much easier.
I also exposed global Lua aliases xchat and hexchat that both point to the zoitechat module table, so existing scripts calling xchat.* or hexchat.* work unchanged.
Added hexchat.py to the Visual Studio Python plugin project item list so it is tracked consistently in the Windows project metadata.
Added hexchat.py to the corresponding .vcxproj.filters entries under Source Files for IDE consistency.
Expanded ignored codepoints during highlight token comparison to include zero-width joiner (U+200D) in addition to variation selectors (U+FE0E/U+FE0F), which helps emoji entered from different input methods still match configured “extra highlight words.”
This logic is used by the alert/highlight matching path (alert_match_word) that compares configured extra words against extracted message tokens.
Added a Python hexchat.py compatibility module and ensured it is installed alongside zoitechat.py/xchat.py, enabling import hexchat scripts to run.
Updated the Perl API layer to support HexChat naming by aliasing HexChat:: to ZoiteChat::, adding EAT_HEXCHAT to exported constants, and adding an explicit Perl shim module HexChat.pm.
Extended Perl XS constant registration to export EAT_HEXCHAT as a compatibility alias, and wired HexChat.pm into the embedded Perl module generation list so it ships with the plugin.
Improved token scanning to use UTF-8-aware character classification (gunichar, g_unichar_isdigit, g_unichar_isalpha) instead of byte-only checks, avoiding split/mis-detection on multibyte characters.
Added a direct find_program() lookup for glib-genmarshal (with glib-genmarshal-2.0 fallback), so configuration no longer depends on the broken glib-2.0 pkg-config tool variable (glib_genmarshal) reported in your error.
Added a new GitHub Actions workflow .github/workflows/manjaro-package-build.yml that:
runs in a manjarolinux/base container,
installs Manjaro packaging/build tooling,
builds via makepkg as a non-root user,
generates .SRCINFO,
runs namcap checks on both PKGBUILD and the built package,
uploads package artifacts plus PKGBUILD/.SRCINFO.
narrowing the GDK include guard to #if defined(HAVE_GTK3), and
removing legacy HAVE_GTK2 / HAVE_GTK toolkit label branches from sysinfo_detect_toolkit(),
narrowing GDK display probing guard in sysinfo_detect_display_backend() to GTK3-only.
Updated Windows and macOS sysinfo backends to remove HAVE_GTK2 / HAVE_GTK fallback labels so sysinfo_detect_toolkit() now returns only "GTK3" (or NULL).
Updated API docs for sysinfo_backend_get_ui() to remove the outdated "GTK2 / X11" example so comments match runtime behavior.
Removed the deprecated Meson option option('gtk3', ... deprecated: true) from meson_options.txt, leaving gtk-frontend/text-frontend options intact.
Removed -Dgtk3=true from Debian’s Meson configure flags in debian/rules (override_dh_auto_configure).
Removed remaining active -Dgtk3=true packaging consumers in Flatpak config:
dropped it from config-opts
dropped -Dgtk3=true from cflags.
Removed -Dgtk3=true from Solus packaging Meson configure args.
Committed changes on the current branch (e018bfd) and created a PR record via the make_pr tool.
Simplified the Windows theme block in fe-gtk.c from a GTK3-conditional compile guard to a direct Windows guard (#ifdef G_OS_WIN32), matching the GTK3-only codebase direction.
Simplified native file chooser guards in gtkutil.c from WIN32 && HAVE_GTK3 to #ifdef WIN32, removing remaining GTK3 compatibility-condition clutter in that file.
Updated bundled runtime config payload from GTK2-style gtkrc to GTK3 settings.ini in the bundle manifest, and added a new osx/settings.ini with Mac theme/key-theme defaults and image settings.
Updated osx/launcher.sh to remove the GTK2-specific GTK2_RC_FILES usage, switch module file paths from gtk-2.0 to gtk-3.0, and add GTK3-appropriate GTK_THEME / GTK_KEY_THEME environment variables for macOS runtime behavior.
Checked the osx/ packaging scripts/manifests for other hardcoded GTK2 identifiers and confirmed none remain in that packaging scope after the migration.
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