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TableCell{Bool,Enumeration}Editor: - OptionPopUp-derived editors for their respective value types. TableCellIntegerEditor: - TextControl-derived editor for integer values that validates inputs based on the target integer size and type. Not actually used yet, but together with the previous changes, these lay the groundwork for the remaining part of #9708. TableCell{Bool,Enumeration}Editor: - OptionPopUp-derived editors for their respective value types. TableCellIntegerEditor: - TextControl-derived editor for integer values that validates inputs based on the target integer size and type. Not actually used yet, but together with the previous changes, these lay the groundwork for the remaining part of #9708.

- Introduce interface class ValueFormatter. This one takes on the responsibilities of formatting a value into a string, which were previously embedded within the various TableCellValueRenderer subclasses. - Add implementing subclasses for the various value types. - Introduce TableCellValueRenderer subclass TableCellFormattedValueRenderer. This is a simple TableCellValueRenderer implementation for the simple case of a renderer that does nothing more than use a formatter to present a string version of its corresponding Value. Since this describes all existing renderers, this renders them obsolete. - Refactor the respective ValueHandler subclasses to make use of the formatters and new rendererer subclass. - Introduce interface class ValueFormatter. This one takes on the responsibilities of formatting a value into a string, which were previously embedded within the various TableCellValueRenderer subclasses. - Add implementing subclasses for the various value types. - Introduce TableCellValueRenderer subclass TableCellFormattedValueRenderer. This is a simple TableCellValueRenderer implementation for the simple case of a renderer that does nothing more than use a formatter to present a string version of its corresponding Value. Since this describes all existing renderers, this renders them obsolete. - Refactor the respective ValueHandler subclasses to make use of the formatters and new rendererer subclass.

* Make sure all traces are prefixed with the driver name (for easier grepping) * Remove some useless traces * 80 column limit fixes * Make sure all traces are prefixed with the driver name (for easier grepping) * Remove some useless traces * 80 column limit fixes

* Fixes #8787. * Fixes #8787.

As pointed out correctly by PulkoMandy. Thanks! As pointed out correctly by PulkoMandy. Thanks!

* Remove the BBox. * Don't resize buttons when horizontally resizing the window. * Compute the server address field width correctly by taking the label into account. * Remove the BBox. * Don't resize buttons when horizontally resizing the window. * Compute the server address field width correctly by taking the label into account.

* There was an infinite exchange of messages between the main window and the BackgroundView. * Fixes #11996. * There was an infinite exchange of messages between the main window and the BackgroundView. * Fixes #11996.

Otherwise the child process's main thread will inherit the thread id of its parent and pthread operations will be directed at the wrong thread. Otherwise the child process's main thread will inherit the thread id of its parent and pthread operations will be directed at the wrong thread.

* with #4028 implemented, we can now use makebootable on GPT formatted disks as well. * with #4028 implemented, we can now use makebootable on GPT formatted disks as well.

* Appears $(TARGET_ARCH) is the correct variable to use here. * Appears $(TARGET_ARCH) is the correct variable to use here.

* There is no need for the Intel partitioning system to write MBR bootcode on non-x86 systems * The MBR_HEADER define is used to prevent Jam from making MBR.h a dependency; the dependency is then specified explicitly when building for x86/x86_64 platforms * There is no need for the Intel partitioning system to write MBR bootcode on non-x86 systems * The MBR_HEADER define is used to prevent Jam from making MBR.h a dependency; the dependency is then specified explicitly when building for x86/x86_64 platforms

TableCellTextControlEditor: - Serves as a base for editors that expose their functionality via a text control. Handles common functionality of watching for changes, validating input, and notifying listeners appropriately. TableCellOptionPopUpEditor: - Serves as a base class for editors where the set of possible values is fixed and known up front. Handles reacting to selection changes and notifying listeners. TableCellTextControlEditor: - Serves as a base for editors that expose their functionality via a text control. Handles common functionality of watching for changes, validating input, and notifying listeners appropriately. TableCellOptionPopUpEditor: - Serves as a base class for editors where the set of possible values is fixed and known up front. Handles reacting to selection changes and notifying listeners.