Calculates the link range for portals with <8 resonators as well, but uses a dashed circle and a striked-through range value for those.
The tooltip over the range value in the details pane shows base range, link amp boost and total range.
The range for portals with missing resonators can be important because links with shorter lengths might originate here. Those will collapse when the total link range drops below their length, but not as soon as a resonator is destroyed.
Now shows a dialog from which you can:
* share the permalink using the standard android share feature
* copy the link to the clipboard
* open the intel map link with an installed browser
* show the map with an installed map application (that supports geo: URIs)
Core changes
* window_management.js => panes.js (clarity, distinction from dialogs)
* Make portal preview use dialogs instead of the large preview "window"
* Use `open' callback instead of `create' callback for all dialogs
* Replace collapse/close buttons with themed buttons inspired by the AP Gain plugin
* Dialogs can now gain and lose focus, with changing title bar
* Tweak the Poslinks window to use dialogs
* Add collapseCallback, expandCallback, collapseExpandCallback, focusCallback, and blurCallback
* Fix http <img> in About dialog that caused Chrome to complain
Plugin changes
* guess-player-level 0.4.1: Use dialogs with titles, typo fix
* portal-counts 0.0.8: Use dialogs with titles, typo fix
* portals-list 0.0.12: Don't hijack every single dialog onscreen, add titles, typo fix
* scoreboard 0.1.8: Use dialogs with titles
- removed 'donate'
- made case consistant - upper case 1st letter
- shortened excessively long links (IAPS) - but added title text on links with more detailed descriptions
inspired by #135
If you want to use your smartphone for navigation, you can now just scan
the qr-code and (if your scanner-app supports it) directly input the
locations to your navigation-app.
Additionally a link to the location in gapps and OSM will be displayed.
- Split the calculations into getAttackApGain. Allows for other
functions to get the AP data.
- Renamed to getAttackApGainText as it isn't just destroying it is also
capturing. Originally the method only calculated the destroy values.
