This fixes the bug described by Stefano in r23343.
* Therefore, I enabled cached menu windows again.
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* Started a "View As" feature which will allow you to use the type
editor for the file itself - not yet enabled (or working).
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Added ata_request as wrapper around scsi_ccb while they are executed in the ata stack.
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review.
Added a compile time option to switch off the use of the cached menu
windows. Looks like there is a problem with the focus system, if I keep
the cached menu window around, it "steals" keyboard events from the main
app window after the menu has been opened and closed once.
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Christof Lutteroth, which improve menu keyboard navigation. Sorry for
the delay, I had these patches sitting on my hard drive for a while. At
least now you can open a menu with ALT + ESC, navigate it with the arrow keys,
and invoke an item.
Various issues still exist, including: menubars don't get the keydown
messages, and if you keep the mouse over the menu while navigating
with the keyboard, nothing will happen.
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* fixes the content inside the tabview in the Media preflet spanning over
the wrong area (wrong insets)
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resized but still had dirty pages to be written back,
vm_cache_resize() (which is called with the inode lock being held)
deadlocked with the page writer.
* Now, I reintroduced busy_writing: it'll be set by everything that
writes back pages (vm_page_write_modified(), and the page writer),
and will be checked for in vm_cache_resize() - other functions are not
affected for now, AFAICT.
* vm_cache_resize() will clear that flag, and the writer will check it
again after it wrote back the page (which will fail when it's outside
the file bounds), and if it's cleared, it will get rid of the page
(if the file has been resized again in the mean time, writing it will
succeed then, and we'll keep the page around).
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mouse case in the ioctl() hook. Should be considered work in progress.
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* changed the way the interrupt schedules and repeats are handled, the
input server thread (via ioctl) is now triggering the scheduling and
processing of usb interrupt transfers. As long as it is blocking on
the usb_callback semaphore, it is using it as timeout for the key
repeats.
-> no more deadlock because the driver is issuing usb commands from
within the usb_callback function (hotplugging should be fixed
when using the Haiku usb stack)
-> the driver is no longer installing one timer per key down event
-> simplifications
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appear: when freeing a modified page, it wouldn't have a cache
anymore, but set_page_state_nolock() depended on it.
* To work around this, I added a vm_page_free() function, which the
caches that free modified pages have to call (but others may, too).
It will correctly maintain the sModifiedTemporaryPages counter in case
the cache has already been removed.
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a function in the stack trace (only works reliably when a stack frame
is exists, and you'll have to know the number of arguments).
* Refactored the functions a bit and extracted setup_for_thread() out
of stack_trace() to be used by show_call() as well.
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François Revol