using the "normal" B_OP_COPY for lines and such that works more
like B_OP_OVER actually (for example, the slider in VLC will look
much better, but also other stuff)
* combined Stroke and FillEllipse() into DrawEllipse() and fixed
some longstanding issues, ellipses are now correctly placed
(aligned) and of the correct size
* removed locking in the DrawingEngine drawing functions, since
you need to have the DrawingEngine locked anyways for the
clipping to stay what it is (and that's already the case elsewhere
in the code)
* simplified ConstrainClippingRegion, the NULL version was never
useful and also locking is removed, see above
summary: slight speed improvements, cleanup and bugfixes...
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immediately. Only if the mouse is released within a certain
time window (half a sec) and if it was not dragged (as on R5).
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* If the window is on another workspace, the workspace will be
activated or the window will come to the current workspace
or nothing will happen depending on the windows flags. Tested
with WonderBrush, but I just now realise that it will also
fix activating a window in the Deskbar, which is on a different
workspace.
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children of the view in question into account. Neither
are they included in the region being copied, nor are
views overdrawn by the copied contents. Also, the update
region is calculated from the region having been copied,
so that holes from children views are invalidated
correctly.
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will not try to retrieve the retrace semaphore again and again
if the graphics cards doesn't support it for some reason
* disabled BScreen::WaitForRetarce() for now, since it will just
hang on ATI Radeon at least
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instead of ValueChanged(). This fixes BScrollBar implementations
which don't call the inherited version of ValueChanged(). All kinds
of weird behaviour seems to be fixed by this: StyledEdit window
resizing, scrolling in Pe, WonderBrush, eXposer and maybe more.
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* as noted by the headers, these originate from Be Sample Code or
code that was written by myself alone for VLC (they have been
updated in the meantime though)
* seek slider is missing yet as well playback position info view
(could be taken from VLC as well, I still have the implementation
that contains only my own code)
* fixed application quitting when only one of multiple player
windows is closed (not it quits when the last player is closed
or MediaPlayer->Quit is selected from the menu)
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AGGTextRenderer (when switching the DrawState for font stuff)
* removed unused stuff from the font signature generation that
is used to synchronize the font cache
* finally nailed that bug that made glyphs of the wrong size appear
within lines of text (the problem basically was that outside code
messed with the freetype library instance while our glyph cache
thought the library was last setup by itself)
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* some fixes to make screen_blanker wait_for_thread() instead of
killing the screen saver thread, BScreenSaver::Stop() is now called
as well as its destructor
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class name. Also returns the actual error from the
BMessage::AddData() if there was any. Please people, correct
code like that if you spot this elsewhere and don't write
such code anymore.
* the BMessage constructor should be more robust.
* the copy constructor takes the possibility into account
that BitsLength() does not match.
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* removed TODO in DragMessage about reference counting, since
it already happens
* use _FlushIfNotInTransaction when moving/resizing a view
programmatically, so that it usually happens instantly.
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a (hopefully) cute rocket. It's not quite as readible as
the other overlays, so I might work on it some more. Also
note that it is a manned rocket, as per the window, so I
hope it cannot be mistaken for a missile. :-)
BTW - talk about self contained development, the icon was
done on Haiku!
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ViewLayer (for example, fixes NetPositive rendering
HTML with a background image)
* use BRegion pool everywhere in ViewLayer
* WindowLayer update sessions distinguish between
different reasons for the update: exposed and requested -
on expose updates, the view backgrounds are cleared
immidiately (as on R5), to keep the time previous stuff
keeps showing as short as possible, while on requested
updates, the background clearing is delayed until the
client draws something, to keep the time until the client
fills a view with content as small as possible to reduce
flickering (might need more work, could be buggy yet)
* HWInterface and DrawingEngine support delayed syncing to
the graphics hardware at least for FillRect/Region. The
speed up gained by this is minor though.
* HWInterface cursor rendering uses a bit of rounding to
avoid the slight transparent shadow around the cursor
(I don't know if it is fully correct though, at least the
shasow disappeared)
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sure all messages that could trigger an update have
actually arrived at the server
* small clean ups here and there, some clarifications in
comments
* check for the return value of Lock() in DisableUpdates()
and EnableUpdates()
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* added NOTE to BBitmap::LockBits(), has anybody some insight into this?
Otherwise we need to write a test app to discover its secrets... :-)
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the same as the normal one (one less renderer to update
the color of)
* added a special B_OP_COPY implementation for text, which
is in fact what the implementation was until now, so
just like on R5, you have to specify the correct low color
or you will see artifacts for the anti-aliased pixels
* implemented B_OP_COPY just like B_OP_OVER (only it draws
the low color too like it should). So all apps that
used B_OP_COPY to draw anything can continue to do so
without having to worry about the low color, it will
be anti-aliased against the actual background instead of
the low color (which made especially no sense when drawing
with the low color). Although this change makes it a bit
slower to use B_OP_COPY, Haiku is now much more compatible.
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to cut down on BRegion related allocations, cannot really tell
if it speeds things up
* used the new BRegion pool in WindowLayer and ViewLayer whereever
a BRegion was used on the stack
* fixed the debugging stuff in MultiLocker - it will get you into
the debugger if you
- try to nest read locks
- try to write lock when your are a reader already
- don't match up nested locks when your a writer
-> but only if you #define DEBUG 1 in the .cpp, is off by default now
* went over WindowLayer, ServerWindow, Desktop and a few other places
and fixed the locking for use with the MultiLocker, the "a reader can
not become a writer" is especially tricky, feel free to review the
changes
* activated the MultiLocker, I tested this quite a bit, if there are
problems simply turn on DEBUG and you should drop into the debugger
right where the problem is... hope all is good
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it and rebuilding it on the server side (that causes a huge speed
up for regions containing many rects)
* There is a method in ServerLink that could have been used, but I
actually needed to add the direct BRegion support to LinkReceiver
* added LinkReceiver as a friend to BRegion class
* ServerApp and ServerWindow keep the CursorManager locked after they
have retrieved a cursor until they have called Acquire() on the
cursor. (Axel: what good is using atomic* stuff in Acquire() and
Release() if we have to protect this by a lock anyways?)
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takes a trip to the server!)
* changed look of mark and submenu symbol to better fit the rest
of the already changed controls
* the actual background color is passed to DrawMarkSymbol() and
DrawSubmenuSymbol()
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* Added TODO regarding the mismatch of shutdown phase names, comments,
and the actually executed actions. The phase names and comments say that
the background apps are terminated before the non-application processes,
while in reality things are done the other way around. I suppose the
latter order is correct though.
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-> Guido (for which there is source available though) is now
running fine on Haiku.
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* FillRect() doesn't use the HW acceleration if the rects
are too small (< 100 pixel area, about the sweet spot on
my box) -> the same change should be used for FillRegion as
well. (4x speed up of rendering large amounts of small rects)
* replaced dynamic allocation and freeing of blit_params and
fill_rect_params in the accalerant based HWInterfaces on the
heap with caching to make using the accelerated functions a
little less expensive
* fixed a bug in bypassing Painter for B_OP_OVER when the
pattern was B_SOLID_LOW (nothing should be rendered)
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BRect to clipping_rect with simple C casts. I think this
is more adequate, since clipping_rects are used for
pixel indices. This change fixes some graphics problems too,
it appears that cursor coords are fractional on Haiku, even
with a normal mouse. In Playground, this resulted in the
hit points being rendered wrongly.
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in HWInterface::_DrawCursor(). Axel, even though we
understood the problem, we didn't really fix it back
then: When the sync flag was set to true in
BView::SetViewCursor(), the link was only flushed,
which means that the function still returned before the
ServerWindow thread processed the message. This means
that the race condition (the cursor being immediately
deleted after SetViewCursor returns, which might be
processed in ServerApp thread before the SetViewCursor
request in ServerWindow thread) still existed. I changed
SetViewCursor now to do a real sync (wait for the
ServerWindow reply) before returning. The alternative
would be to set the fPendingViewCursor flag in either case.
Anyhow, I could reproduce the error quite reliably before
this change, and now it is gone... here is to hoping!
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I'm also wondering where those exceptions are actually caught.
* when unflattening into a message, MakeEmpty() will be called
on it first. This will actually fix the crashing bug I observed,
but it makes me suspicious - there should be an error somewhere
else. Something to do with initialization perhaps?
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useful... so I removed it
* fixed memory leak with SetPulseRate(0), fPulseRunner is now
properly freed in the Window destructor
* fTitle is now freed as well
* fix some potential leaks in BView destructor as well
I wrote a stress test app, which I'm soon going to commit as well...
it shows that not all memory leaks are fixed by this patch, I could
use some help with this...
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used for the drag bitmap, see NOTEs on why that is...
* moved reference counting of the ServerCursor from Desktop into
HWInterface where it is actually used
* I hope to have fixed the problems with _DrawCursor when dragging
something. At least the reference counting of the ServerCursor was
for real, since the HWInterface rejected changes to the cursor while
something was dragged, which caused the old cursor to be Released() and
deleted each time the mouse moved...
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take an empty region as an indication to remove the clipping, but on R5,
this is actually valid... this patch fixes the problem
* the ViewState::clipping_region is now consistently used to memorize
the user defined clipping of the view state instead of being sometimes
used to cache the current view clipping
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supported. (makes VLC run without changes)
* B_BITMAP_CLEAR_TO_WHITE causes the server to
clear the bitmap to white... :-)
* removed weird comment
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colors with full saturation in the part where
the cursor is transparent
* fixed leakage of cursor data (placed making the
copy it in the wrong bracket)
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* all cursors owned by a team are visually different,
or (iaw) an already existing cursor is reused when
it is set by the client again
* changed various occurances of cursor data from "int8*"
to "uint8*"
* ServerCursors also remember the R5 data from which
they were created
* the reference counting and destruction of
ServerCursors changed: The cursor knows it is attached
to a CursorManager and one can simply use
ServerCursor::Acquire() and Release() and the reference
counting and everything is being taken care of
* destroying a ViewLayer will now correctly release a set
ServerCursor
* fixed a race condition when setting a cursor through
BView::SetViewCursor(): If the client code looks like this:
BCursor cursor(cursorData);
someView->SetViewCursor(&cursor, false);
there is a relatively high chance the BCursor destructor
told the ServerApp thread to destroy the cursor before
the ServerWindow thread got to "acquire" the cursor for
use by the view layer. The very same problem is likely the
reason that SetViewCursor works to unreliably on R5, even
when the "sync" flag is set to "true" (although it should
theoretically work in that case).
all these fixes make WonderBrush work fine again with the
new support of custom cursors.... coded by axeld and myself
(the joys of pair programming :-)
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* Fixed broken "full sem" mechanism.
* Fixed recycling of previously mapped IO space chunks. Should avoid the
panic() call earlier introduced by Marcus.
(tracked down by axeld and bonefish over the course of three days
(in between skiing) and finally nailed on the bus back home)
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have a user accessable stream, but they do have a file cache).
* removed superfluous dump_inode() version; the "bfsinfo" debugger
command is now a bit more useful as well.
* Inode::fAttributes was not initialized when it wasn't used.
(coded by axeld)
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* Moved AttributeListView and AttributeItem into its own file.
* Can now be compiled on R5 systems again.
(coded by axeld)
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yet, just commented it out in BMenuField. As was expected,
nothing changed in any obvious way
* made the _BMCMenuBar_ draw the popup marked. I changed it
a bit, inspired from some mockup I saw, sorry I don't
remember where. I hope you like it (it is easily changed
back if you don't).
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size instead of having a fixed spacing... should
be more asthetical.
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a little smaller, to lessen the importance of this
button.
* changed the "standard" frequencies. I hope this
doesn't have any negative impact on anything.
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* the Radeon specific controls are now layouted below
the other menu fields, it is easily changed back
to the side by side layout by changing the default
value of "sideBySide" for ScreenWindow::LayoutMenuFields()
* I added a "Set Background..." button, because I didn't
like the hidden functionality of the monitor view too
much. That is still there though.
* TODO: fix the awareness of changes to the workspace
count and include those in "reverting" and "defaults"
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* fixed FrameResized() and FrameMoved() not
being called anymore in response to ResizeTo()
and MoveTo() since I introduced a check in
DispatchMessage() (fixes bug #123)
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