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Commits on Oct 3, 2015
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Terrible first pass at showing port on main scanner screen
* this is just a POC. * It works until you start scrolling, then it turns into a shit show. * Need to figure some logic for when to do a portscan-- right now it's done when the item rolls into view in the listview. This is smart in that you're not scanning things until they show up on screen. This is dumb in that if you scroll, a ton of portscans are launched. * It's also dumb in that as new items pop into the listview, the order is no longer preserved and the wrong item gets changed (Reciever needs a better way of remembering which item it was scanning than just the position, because that changes as new items are listed. Using the view doesn't work either as thyey're recycled on scrolling. I'm sure I just need to think a second and the answer will be obvious. * No Preferences support.. it always scrolls. * It probably also crashes easily. I didn't test much.
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Use labels/badges/whatever for portcount -- no dark theme support yet
There are still bugs with the feature, but here are the label bits anyway
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Replace slides with fades for more coherence (see below)
Eventually will want to do complex animations, but for now, I think the dissolves make it feel more like a single program rather than multiple activities sliding in and out. Makes me less dizzy too.
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