know what's going on, but this appears to fix it. And since we'll get a new glyph
layout backend sooner or later, I don't want to mess with that stuff again.
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* added home/config/be folder, and added symlinks to /boot/beos/apps and
/boot/beos/preferences to it.
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graphics add-on if it can handle it.
This fixes setting the screen resolution natively. Unfortunately, that's not
all (the input_server still constraints the cursor position to the previous
resolution...). Also, there is apparently no B_SCREEN_CHANGED sent.
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it read the data from attributes.
Deskbar should now display all those application icons under Haiku as well :-)
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* when we terminate gracefully and in the looper's thread, we no longer
unlock ourselves.
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current looper.
This needs an investigation in the app_server, as that probably shouldn't happen?
(well, I wrote that part, I should know better)
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* No longer writes to the message data from clipboard.
* some cleanup.
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with mouse coordinates outside the window (yeah, it has been written
that bad).
Need to rewrite the whole mouse handling, though...
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is not over them - this should be better integrated with the rest of the
code (later, when we don't rely on RootLayer for everything anymore).
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processing (enabled when PROFILE_MESSAGE_LOOP is defined).
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Qemu - the loop to initialize the system color map takes two seconds over here.
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an app_server code. It's always up-to-date as it just reads the header
directly.
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ServerApp now waits up to 3 seconds for windows before killing them - it now
waits on the death semaphore, and only kills a window if it didn't quit fast
enough.
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The mouse filter needs to lock RootLayer, but the event dispatcher lock is held
during that time, too, so that the focus cannot change in the mean time.
On the other side, ServerWindow needs to lock the event dispatcher when adding
or removing a listener, or for AS_GET_MOUSE - but since it always helds the
root layer lock during message dispatching this easily resulted in a deadlock.
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sends a SIGSEGV signal (and lets the debugger handle the rest).
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application got interrupted, thread_at_kernel_exit() was called - but
that expected interrupts to be enabled for signal handling.
However, only exceptions 3 (breakpoint) and 99 (syscall) are trap
gates, and thus, only those actually had interrupt enabled at that
point.
If a KILL signal was pending when a hardware interrupt interrupted a
user space thread you were entering KDL before ("acquire_sem() called
with interrupts turned off").
Thanks to mouse interrupts I finally got this often enough to find
this...
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to match the name of the application's port for that task.
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Layer no longer knows anything about its subclass WindowLayer.
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was no valid "_view_token" in the mouse event.
* _SanitizeMessage() will now only add the "be:transit" field for
B_MOUSE_MOVED messages. It will also now only update fLastMouseMovedView
for B_MOUSE_MOVED messages, and not for all mouse messages.
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a bit:
* listeners are now managed per target (ie. per messenger) (by the Target class)
* therefore, the fFocusTokens/fLastFocusTokens lists are no longer needed; every
Target knows its listeners already.
* this also fixes the obvious bug that the focus window's views would get both
keyboard and pointer events, no matter which of them they originally wanted.
* renamed event_target to event_listener (there was actually a mix up in naming
before - to the outside it was "listener", and internally, "target" was used)
* WinBorder::MouseMoved()/MouseUp() now also add the view token to the message;
the messages weren't received by the target before (unless the view used
tracking via BView::SetMouseEventMask()...) - maybe the client should only
update fLastMouseMoved on B_MOUSE_MOVED events, and direct B_MOUSE_UP/DOWN
(plus wheel changes) always to fLastMouseMoved...
* some cleanup.
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client's token space.
* finding layers by token is now O(1) instead of O(n) (as they are looked
up in the token space).
* removed Layer::FindView() as it's no longer needed (or should be used).
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NextChild() and PreviousChild() - the current WinBorder list is now rebuilt on every
change; this is not perfect, and only a temporary solution (but cleaner than the
previous one).
* Introduced Layer::PreviousLayer()/NextLayer() methods that return the previous resp.
the next sibling.
* Moved {show|hide}_winBorder() into {Show|Hide}WinBorder() and got rid of the former.
* Renamed Layer::fServerWin to fWindow.
* removed some unused stuff, minor cleanup.
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and introduced a RootLayer::_ChildAt() that is used instead.
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closely: Inode::WriteAt() didn't call Inode::WriteBack() in case the
file size was enlarged - it was only written in case the file was closed
which a) could have not happened because of a crash, and b) would move
the change into the wrong transaction, and could therefore result in
an incorrect update, as seen.
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will no longer panic, but free its allocated pages.
I ran into this because BFS managed to create a file without data stream but
with a length larger than 0...
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invalid target handlers are dropped).
* B_PREFERRED messages now go to the looper if there is no other preferred handler.
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* RootLayer's mouse event processing is now at its minimum - the
EventDispatcher handles them now. As a result, a window will now
get only one message per event.
* RootLayer adds "_view_token" to mouse moved messages that specify
the view currently under the cursor.
* There is now a mouse event layer in RootLayer that gets preferred
when it's set - this is now used for the window moving instead of
the previous mechanism.
* changed the previous DistributeMessage() to an UnpackMessage()
method following Adi's suggestion.
* caveat: some things might be functionally broken in RootLayer now
because of removing the mouse notification stuff.
* "be:transit" handling is now done completely client side by
BWindow::_SanitizeMessage(() (similar to what the input_server does).
This should also make the mechanism pretty robust, since every
B_MOUSE_MOVED message can now trigger the view transit (in case a
message is lost). B_WINDOW_ACTIVATED messages should be generated
client side as well.
* renamed AS_LAYER_GET_MOUSE_COORDS to AS_GET_MOUSE as it's not a
layer specific command, and also gets the mouse buttons.
* B_MOUSE_* messages from the up server now contain only a "screen_where"
field; "where" (in window's coordinates) and "be:view_where" are
added in BMessage::_SanitizeMessage().
* messages that don't have a valid target in the looper are now
dropped instead of being sent to the looper - this should be done
in BLooper as well, though.
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client side (or will be, with the next commit).
* added GetMouse() functionality.
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* the current message is not part of the queue when it's dispatched, so it
doesn't make any sense to try to remove it.
* it's only to be called during message processing - and at that time, the
looper is locked, anyway.
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a suspend focus field to the message, there is now a "feed focus" field in
case the message should be forwarded).
* added a comment to the BPoint version of _FindView() (since it's broken)
* _DistributeMessage() is now called after _DetermineTarget() - so that it
can prevent sending the message twice to the focus view.
* removed BWindow::DoUpdate() as it's no longer used.
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its symptoms. I guess this piece of code could need some documentation...
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its filters are taken into account.
It will also filter out messages in case the filter targeted the current handler
again - note, this is not really a good solution, as ideally, all previous handlers
must be ignored.
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* attachView() is now called _CreateSelf() and creates the app_server
view counterpart for itself, and no longer for a child view.
* removed superfluous deleteView().
* moved drawing from BWindow::DoUpdate() to BView::_Draw().
* made the recursive hook call functions consistent.
* fixed BWindow::DispatchMessage() to send public messages to the intended
target (instead of always handling them itself directly).
* DispatchMessage() no longer eats unmapped key events that were targeted
at the window directly.
* B_KEY_DOWN and B_KEY_UP events are now send to the target view as well
(this couldn't work before as BMessages were broken with B_PREFERRED_TOKEN).
* the default button is now correctly targeted by BWindow::_DetermineTarget()
(previously, the enter key was hacked to get through via _HandleKeyDown()).
* removing a view now also makes sure it won't have focus any longer.
* also, the DetachedFromWindow() hooks are now called first, so that any
changes made there cannot mess up our window anymore.
* removed BView::SetPattern(); _UpdatePattern() now does its job.
* renamend private methods to match our preferred style.
* removed unused methods and variables.
* more consistent naming overall.
* removed _PR3_COMPATIBLE_ stuff - there is definitely no need for us to be
compatible to that one.
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way, we always send only one message per event, no matter how many targets
there are in the window (the focus event list was not always maintained
correctly before, too).
* the current mouse filter eats all B_MOUSE_UP events, and therefore, the
temporary event targets were never removed.
* changed the way BWindow::_DistributeMessage() recognizes if it should forward
the event - not yet final, though.
* naming is now more consistent (events -> event_mask).
* some minor cleanup.
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* when Unflatten() encounters an unknown message format, it will now return
B_NOT_A_MESSAGE.
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task_looper() again.
* removed BMessenger::fPreferred - whenever you had to specify "usePreferred" separately,
you don't have to do that anymore - use B_PREFERRED_TOKEN instead.
* fixed BTokenSpace::GetToken() semantics: it will no longer touch the "object" argument
in case of failure.
* Introduced a BWindow::_DistributeMessage() that will be part of the event dispatcher
counterpart to the app_server (the other will be _DetermineTarget()).
* Made it easier to use Michael's Message4 implementation: just add the following line
to your UserBuildConfig:
AppendToConfigVar DEFINES : HAIKU_TOP src : USING_MESSAGE4 : global ;
* Introduced ServerWindow::HandlerMessenger() and FocusMessenger() - the first will
target the client handler, while the other will target the preferred handler of the
client looper (usually the view having focus).
* Fixed dano message unflattening in the Message4 code.
* Changed BMessage::PrintToStream() to no longer use macros in the Message4 implementation.
* I hope that's all - it's a huge change, but it's all connected.
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Note, I temporarily kept the Utils.h in, because I have other local changes to be
committed soon (sorry for this, but it shouldn't harm).
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used once now. If tokens were reused, you could eventually target the wrong
(but valid again) messenger.
* removed unused stuff (like GetList()).
* some cleanup.
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update the options in case the specified eventMask was zero.
* Added missing EventDispatcher::RemoveTemporaryTarget().
* Layers setting their event mask are now added to the EventDispatcher.
* The RootLayer is no longer contacted for SetEventMask() - it still handles
SetMouseEventMask(), tough - as a result, SetEventMask() temporarily doesn't
work anymore.
* Added Layer::ViewToken() method.
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into a Desktop keyboard filter.
* Removed keyboard handling code from RootLayer and Layer.
* Renamed Desktop::ActiveRootLayer() to RootLayer() as there is only one
root layer per desktop.
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work yet, though, as the dispatcher is not yet notified about those.
* no more mouse cursor jumping - the cursor will now start in the middle of the screen;
this should be part of the initial input_server handshake, though.
* ServerWindow can now return a BMessenger of its client window.
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cursor thread didn't call acquire_sem() fast enough, it would never get released by
B_RELEASE_ALL (as that only releases all waiting threads), and thus, waited forever
for the semaphore to be released again.
On the other side, the input_server didn't call release_sem() anymore, since the
cursor thread still didn't read out the data after the last release...
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* RootLayer still set the mouse cursor...
* mixed up "x" and "y" in the cursor thread
* but that didn't get noticed, as B_RELEASE_ALL doesn't seem to work
(will look into that next)!
The cursor finally works as good as expected in Qemu :-)
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distribute any messages to the clients yet.
* removed the working thread from RootLayer - for now, its event handlers are
still called using input filters in the new event dispatcher, though (to
get things started).
* ServerApp is now using a BMessenger to identify its client, and no longer
stores the port/token separately.
* the input_server handshake is a bit simpler now, as it can now just reply
to the app_server message, removed unused code from ServerProtocol.h
* calmed down the MultiLocker (it always printed thread statistics on startup,
because it's compiled in debug mode).
* removed the cursor thread stuff from AppServer.cpp
* the new event dispatcher now uses a cursor thread when supported (only in
native mode, not in the test environment), although it improves cursor
movement under Qemu, the effect is not as good as expected - this might
need some more investigations (might just be a thread priority problem).
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* fixed all warnings.
* moved functions from the header into the source file.
* added a TODO about the incorrect usage of BFont::Size() as font height
in pixel!!
* renamed some stuff to match our style guide a bit better - could need
some more work here, it's still pretty messy.
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Also supports the B_SUSPEND_VIEW_FOCUS options, B_NO_POINTER_HISTORY is not yet there,
and B_LOCK_WINDOW_FOCUS has to be implemented somewhere else (its outside of the
scope of this class).
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* no longer allocates focus messengers on the heap but keeps them around.
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neither used nor tested. It's not even complete yet (support for Set[Mouse]EventMask()
is missing), but it will get there :)
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Notice the doubled key events in case the upper right BTextControl with
B_KEYBOARD_EVENTS has focus in BeOS...
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* Rewrote event handling: instead of writing every single device message to
the event port, they are just queued in a list, and the event loop is only
notified if necessary (ie. if a notification has been sent already, new
events are just queued up until the input_server found the time to process
them).
* This also fixed a big memory leak: every message processed by EnqueueDeviceMessage()
(IOW every key or mouse event) was leaked!
* no longer abuses gInputMethodListLocker to lock the method event queue
(it now uses the standard event queue lock).
* removed the completely superfluous, weird and decelerating event caching mechanism
* tried to find a better distribution of work between _SanitizeEvents(),
_MethodizeEvents(), and _DispatchEvents().
* HandleSetMousePosition() now only does what it's supposed to do (this currently
causes the mouse to jump at the start, though).
* now uses the "Message4" for message sending if available.
* fixed "kb_mouse_settings.h" to include all headers it needs.
* some more cleanup.
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Axel Dörfler