SC.ContainerView can now take local property paths as nowShowing.
Deferred scale related calculations to the end of run loop, so give time for other intermediary calculations
Fixed excessively high scroll offset values in test
Reimplement itemValueKey support to SC.MenuPane
Fixes typos and removes unnecessary sc_require.
Improves performance and behavior when SC.PickerPane#popup is called with a jQuery anchor; adds unit test coverage for SC.PickerPane.anchorElement setter.
Removes reference to axed data-drag responder events.
Initial commit of the experimental SC.Task framework.
Created the new event_support mixin and associated unit tests.
Switched usage of SC.Event.add to instance.addEventListener. Also added
cleanup method to task groups to ensure that child tasks are cleaned up
on destroy.
Makes the :task framework a first-class framework.
Removes an unused class.
Modifies the original SC.Task structure to support dropping in the task framework for advanced control.
Adds sparse attribute support to SC.Record.
Adds a length class name to SC.SegmentedView. Example, with 3 items, the class of the view will include sc-length-3, which can be used to set a 33.3% width on each item through CSS. This allows the segments to be sized to fit the width or height of the view without having to set width properties on each item (which can be unweildy if the items are records for instance). While there are more modern ways to evenly distribute elements through CSS, this simple approach will work for browsers all the way back to IE7.
This allows duplicate items to appear in a collection and still be selected independently. Previously, all collection view selection was done per object, which would mean the first instance of the object in the content was always selected. Instead, selection is done by index only so that the same object can appear many times and each be selected separately.
Restricts selection by index to being enabled so that selection by object still works when necessary.
Removes two long deprecated views that just muddy the waters.
Allows the statechart to be the target of SC.Request notifications using invokeStateMethod.
Gets the stupid button render delegate stupidness to take the icon into account.