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2017-01-09Remove platform/ios directory.Tor Andersson
The iOS viewer has been moved to its own git repository.
2016-06-09iOS: Run Xcode's "Convert to Modern ObjC" for "ObjC literals"Joseph Heenan
Uses the more modern/concise syntax that arrived in Xcode 4.4
2016-06-09iOS: Replace char * with NSString in ObjC APIsJoseph Heenan
What is effectively our external API on iOS would be expected to use NSString rather than char *.
2016-06-09iOS: Remove some printfsJoseph Heenan
We shouldn't output any debug in default release build.
2015-04-15ios: add epub to the list of handled file formatsTor Andersson
2015-02-25iOS: conform to recent mupdf API changes.fredrossperry
2014-10-05iOS: tweak types to avoid warnings in 64 bit buildsJoseph Heenan
Still more warnings left.
2014-10-04iOS: Add missing [super viewWillAppear/Disappear] callsJoseph Heenan
Spotted by xcode6 analyser
2014-10-04iOS: Move instance variables from .h to .mJoseph Heenan
These are private details that, since changes in Xcode, no longer need to be exposed in the headers.
2014-07-16Remove iOS debug output.Matt Holgate
This debug output was listing the names of all the files to the iOS console every 3 seconds. Remove it.
2014-06-26Fix deleting wrong file or crashing app if first file deleted.Matt Holgate
Correct an off-by-one error in the file deletion code.
2014-06-26Add missing 'period' to files launched via 'Open In' before file extension.Matt Holgate
Fixes bug #694711. As far as I could see, opening an XPS worked fine, the first time. However, if the same file was opened a second time, then it should have been saved with a number, e.g. foo(1).xps. However, the period was ommitted, so the file wasn't recognised as an XPS. This presumably wasn't an issue for PDF files, as PDF format is assumed by default (I am guessing).
2014-04-24iOS: copy files from Inbox to Documents so that they can be alteredPaul Gardiner
2014-01-09Remove comment header blurb from ios files.Tor Andersson
2014-01-09iOS: save changes on returning to the libraryPaul Gardiner
Also change the way the back button works, using an explicit action, rather than relying on the navigation controller. Doing so allowed an alert dialog to be displayed asking if document changes should be discarded or saved. It also allowed the word-based button to be replaced by an icon-based one, which saves space (important for iPod and iPhone). We may want to also save on other occasions, but this at least provides some way to do so.
2013-09-24iOS: use ObjC-level ref counting to control lifetime of fz_documentPaul Gardiner
With the latest version if iOS, timing changes were causing crashes during close down of a MuDocumentController. This change isolates us from those changes.
2013-09-17iOS: split the classes into separate filesPaul Gardiner