At this point, this implementation is only a way to evaluate if KDDockWidgets fits our workflow.
Although in the initial testing it looks nice, we need to ensure our implementation is solid enough to cover all use cases.
**Blocker**
- [x] when a detached widget is focused, keyboard shortcuts don't work
**Currently works**
- [x] saving and restoring the current layout
- [x] saving the layout in the project file
- [x] View menu to show/hide individual widgets
- [x] Undock/redock all widgets including timeline
**To improve**
- [x] Hide / Show title bars sometimes creates 2 titlebars in undocked widgets
- [x] On re-opening, in some cases undocked widgets are hidden
- [ ] Undocked widgets position is not properly restored on re-opening: this is a [Wayland limitation](https://github.com/KDAB/KDDockWidgets/issues/662)
**To fix**
- [x] Docking widget to tab it on a QtQuickWidget with qml like the monitors or the timeline does not work (see https://github.com/KDAB/KDDockWidgets/issues/658)
Fixes any leftover typos.
Includes some source changes.
Found via:
`codespell -S "*.po,*.svg,*.pgm,*.appdata.xml,*.knsrc,*.kdenlive.xml,*.notifyrc,./po,./src/lib/external/kiss_fft,./src/dialogs/speechdialog.cpp" -L abitrate,abl,acount,afile,aline,atleast,anid,buildin,build-in,filterin,filesnames,indx,inout,nd,nin,originaly,parth,reenable,renabled,re-use,re-used,re-using,seh,shotcut,splitted,wheight`
Fixes various user-facing and non-user-facing typos. Found via:
`codespell -S "*.po,*.svg,*.pgm" -L acount,afile,aline,atleast,buildin,build-in,indx,inout,nd,originaly,parth,seh,shotcut,splitted,wheight`
I added some instructions on how to get a build environment for Arch Linux. I figured if it's specifically named as being supported for building it would make sense to have some information on how to build under it.
I'd like to propose some changes to the README:
After brief welcome and introduction what this project is I would like to point regular users to the website. It contains the best and most up-to-date info for everything except dev/coding documentation.
Everything after that would then focus only on developers / potential code contributors.
I imagine the README to be the landing page we forward people to from the website that are interested in contributing code / hacking on the project. (On the new website this would be from the contribute page https://invent.kde.org/websites/kdenlive-org/-/merge_requests/22)
On Ubuntu 25.04, the libraries listed under `Get the build dependencies`
in `build.md` are insufficient to build the project. Add the missing
libraries.
Fixes https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=471281.
Since many subtitle files are not UTF-8, we need to guess the encoding
of the file before reading it. For example, SubRip's default encoding is
Windows-1252 (according to Wikipedia).
This also adds KF5 Codecs as a dependency in order to use KEncodingProber.
Future work could be done to allow the user to select the encoding in the import dialog. Currently there is no way to manually select the encoding if it's not guessed correctly, but this should at least be an improvement over only supporting UTF-8.
BUG: 456871
