Hand tuned icons for multiple resolutions.

	So for example you can have an icon designed for the 96x96
	size, which is called i-directory-96.png, and it will be
	loaded instead of loading i-directory.png and scaling it.

	* libnautilus/nautilus-icon-factory.c:
	(nautilus_icon_factory_get_icon_name_for_regular_file),
	(add_size_to_icon_name), (nautilus_icon_factory_load_icon),
	(nautilus_icon_factory_create_image_for_item),
	(get_larger_icon_size), (get_smaller_icon_size),
	(get_next_icon_size_to_try), (load_specific_image),
	(load_image_for_scaling), (load_image_scale_if_necessary),
	(nautilus_icon_factory_mark_recently_used), (mark_recently_used),
	(nautilus_icon_factory_get_pixbuf_for_icon),
	(get_image_from_cache), (nautilus_icon_factory_scale): Changed the
	icon factory so it will look for icons of multiple resolutions and
	scale the nearest. Also made other improvements including sharing
	a single fallback icon instead of making multiple ones, using the
	"core-dump" icon for files named "core", adding some additional
	g_return_if_fail.

	* libnautilus/nautilus-icon-factory.c:
	(self_test_next_icon_size_to_try),
	(nautilus_self_check_icon_factory):
	* libnautilus/nautilus-lib-self-check-functions.h:
	The new code needed a bit of self-check code, so I added it.

	* libnautilus/nautilus-directory.c:
	(nautilus_directory_try_to_read_metafile),
	(nautilus_directory_construct_alternate_metafile_uri):
	Since "make check" was failing, I checked to see what was wrong.
	The code that was respecting the new "valid_fields" part of
	GnomeVFSFileInfo was looking at the wrong field (flags instead
	of valid_fields), which caused all metafile reading to fail.
	While debugging this, I noticed that the alternate metafiles
	had particularly bad long names, so I fixed that too.

	* libnautilus/nautilus-directory.c: (nautilus_file_ref):
	* libnautilus/nautilus-glib-extensions.c:
	(nautilus_strdup_strftime):
	* libnautilus/nautilus-string.c: (nautilus_string_to_int):
	Switched from using <limits.h> constants to the ones from
	<glib.h>. I have no idea why I made this change. All hail
	glib! C Standard be damned!

	* fm-directory-view.c:
	(use_eazel_theme_icons_cb), (add_menu_item),
	(fm_directory_view_real_append_background_context_menu_items):
	Started on a user interface to switch to the Eazel theme
	icons so you can see the multiple-resolution icons, but
	I wanted to check in, so I stopped before it was done.

	* src/nautilus-index-title.c:
	Reindented Andy's new code to match the emacs mode header.

	* configure.in:
	* icons/Makefile.am:
	* icons/eazel/.cvsignore:
	* icons/eazel/Makefile.am:
	* icons/eazel/i-directory-24.png:
	* icons/eazel/i-directory-36.png:
	* icons/eazel/i-directory-72.png:
	* icons/eazel/i-directory-96.png:
	* icons/eazel/i-directory.png:
	I needed some variable-size icons to demonstrate the multiple
	resolution support in the icon factory, so I added a few
	directory icons from gnomad. Since these don't match the other
	icons, I made them part of an "eazel" icons theme.

	* RENAMING: Some new name ideas.

1 files changed, 30 insertions, 32 deletions

diff --git a/src/nautilus-index-title.c b/src/nautilus-index-title.c
index 1fab522e6..b319ef6f2 100644
--- a/src/nautilus-index-title.c
+++ b/src/nautilus-index-title.c
@@ -216,38 +216,36 @@ nautilus_index_title_set_up_label (NautilusIndexTitle *index_title, const char *
 	
 	/* split the filename into two lines if necessary */
 	
-	if (strlen(file_name) >= 16)
-	  {
-	    /* find an appropriate split point if we can */
-	    gint index;
-	    gint mid_point = strlen(file_name) >> 1;
-	    gint quarter_point = mid_point >> 1;
-	    for (index = 0; index < quarter_point; index++)
-	      {
-	        gint split_offset = 0;
-	        
-	        if (!isalnum(file_name[mid_point + index]))
-	            split_offset = mid_point + index;
-	        else if (!isalnum(file_name[mid_point - index]))
-	            split_offset = mid_point - index;
-	        
-	        if (split_offset != 0) {
-	            char *buffer = (char *) g_malloc(strlen(file_name) + 2);
-	            
-	            /* build the new string, with a CR inserted, also remembering them separately for measuring */
-	            
-	            memcpy(buffer, file_name, split_offset);
-	            buffer[split_offset] = '\n';
-	            strcpy(&buffer[split_offset + 1], &file_name[split_offset]);
-	            
-	            /* free up the old string and replace it with the new one with the return inserted */
-	            
-	            g_free(file_name);
-	            file_name = buffer;		  
-	        } 
-	      }
-	  }
-	  
+	if (strlen(file_name) >= 16) {
+		/* find an appropriate split point if we can */
+		gint index;
+		gint mid_point = strlen(file_name) >> 1;
+		gint quarter_point = mid_point >> 1;
+		for (index = 0; index < quarter_point; index++) {
+			gint split_offset = 0;
+			
+			if (!isalnum(file_name[mid_point + index]))
+				split_offset = mid_point + index;
+			else if (!isalnum(file_name[mid_point - index]))
+				split_offset = mid_point - index;
+			
+			if (split_offset != 0) {
+				char *buffer = (char *) g_malloc(strlen(file_name) + 2);
+				
+				/* build the new string, with a CR inserted, also remembering them separately for measuring */
+				
+				memcpy(buffer, file_name, split_offset);
+				buffer[split_offset] = '\n';
+				strcpy(&buffer[split_offset + 1], &file_name[split_offset]);
+				
+				/* free up the old string and replace it with the new one with the return inserted */
+				
+				g_free(file_name);
+				file_name = buffer;		  
+			} 
+		}
+	}
+	
 	if (index_title->details->title != NULL)
 		gtk_label_set_text (GTK_LABEL (index_title->details->title), file_name);
 	else {