deleted inode (which might always happen when accessing an inode by ID),
for example by using the BDirectory(node_ref&) constructor.
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* This has the advantage that we no longer need to call get_vnode(), and
instead can use lookup_vnode().
* This means at least most of the "corrupted BFS inode" messages should be
gone; they were produced when fs_sync() tried to get already deleted vnodes.
This was actually harmless, but doesn't really help in trusting your system :-)
* Also, it no longer tries to write back removed vnodes.
* And finally, it now uses a marker vnode when iterating over the list, so
that it doesn't need to break out of the loop anymore, and can always sync
all willing vnodes.
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* Refactored a User Guide style documentation from the previous Welcome
documentation. The Welcome documentation links to the User Guide, the
biggest difference is that there is now a separate contents page.
* Improvements to the text.
* Added Tracker-Add-ons page.
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The method was called after _sending_ all the messages, not after receiving
them all. This fixes the scroll validity check in AddPosesCompleted in list
mode (bug mentioned in my last commit).
We can now close#2441, tracker windows should now be completely persistant
with regard to scrolling now, in all modes (spatial mode, single window
mode in list or icon mode). \o/
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used that handles NULL returns and doesn't expect an exception. This fixes that
certain constructors would still be called even if the allocation failed in low
memory situations.
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As a consequence this setting was lost unless another setting was also altered
that affected the workspace configuration in some way.
Fixes#2849.
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list mode) or switching dir in single window navigation. Fixes the other half of the problem in #2441. Left some
todos.
I discovered an other bug that can add a random offset after finishing adding poses.
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set to its current position if that is the only workspace it's in.
* This fixes missing windows on other workspaces in the Workspaces app after
boot, ie. before you had visited that workspace.
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selected item which does not make much sense. Disabled the checkmark.
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the interrupt handler. There can be more than one interrupt handler installed
on the same interrupt number with different data, so we also need the data
pointer when removing the handler (to remove the right one). But since ACPI
doesn't supply it to us, we have to do the mapping ourselfs. Fixes#2848.
* Renamed acpi_root to sACPIRoot.
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interrupts (UHCI/EHCI not working).
* Add missing line break in debug output.
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pages have to be written and how tight the memory situation is.
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interrupted, another thread closing the other end of the pipe could
invoke thread_unblock() while the first thread already entered
mutex_lock(). This would make the first thread think it successfully
locked the mutex, without removing its (on-stack) wait entry from the
mutex queue, thus leading to crashes.
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* fixed LineHeight() for the case when the textview does not yet contain
anything - instead of returning 0 we now return the lineheight of the
default style (or the textview's font).
Fixes#2231
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Make sure you rm generated/downloads/NetSurf.zip to get the new replicable one.
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boot, but it's not needed there either.
* Return 1 for the thread id when ACPI asks and we are thread 0 (early boot),
because it treats 0 as an error.
* Switch over logic when installing/removing interrupt handle to panic when
installing the interrupt handler if the data supplied is non-NULL. In case it
is NULL we're fine because we can remove it again without knowing the data.
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Save menu item accordingly and ask the user to save changes when he quits
the window and there are any changes.
Most changes are tracked in a robust way, only icons are tracked with a
more fuzzy method (the actual data is not compared). Whenever an icon
(of the app itself or one of its types) is changed, then the preflet is
convinced of the need to save, regardless of the icon is removed again or
is changed to the visually same icon.
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bool return type. Did I mention this was an unstable Haiku extension?
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of taking the contents of the columns, it would always use the file name
instead.
* That uncovered another bug, though: WidgetText::Text() tried to cast everything
to StringAttributeText, but GenericAttributeText is actually used for most
columns.
* Therefore, GenericAttributeText is now a subclass from StringAttributeText.
* Extended the type ahead to take other columns into account, and made it also
find strings in the middle (like a filter) as a second choice.
* Whitespace cleanup.
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This fixes a deadlock in SoundPlay that made it freeze when trying to play the 2nd sound.
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* Added an optional modification message that is triggered whenever the
view adopts a new icon.
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* Improved the naming of the menu entry that removes a replicant from a shelf
to be less frightning.
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* Added a new class BAffineTransform, currently in the BPrivate namespace
and the inofficial "shared kit".
* Extended BPolygon to be transformable by a BAffineTransform.
Thanks a lot!
Minor fixes by myself:
* The class accidentally still derived from agg::trans_affine.
* Added then missing comparator operators.
* Swapped the BPoint* and count arguments of Apply(), since that seems
to be the more common order in the other Be API.
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which call into Desktop methods which in turn grab the window
write lock are never supposed to hold this write lock themselves
already, since the Desktop code takes care to not hold the lock
when for example calling EventDispatcher methods, which would
cause a deadlock (as in this example).
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the data of two BMessages and allows recursive comparison (BMessage inside
BMessage). Note that using this API might require you to recompile your app in
the path to R1.
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it was quite sluggish. When opening larger mails, like a 1.14 MB mail for
example, it could take almost half a minute until it was displayed. It turned
out that the offending thread was in strstr().
This is an implementation taken from Wikipedia (declared as public domain
there), which makes the mails open instantly. This usecase may have represented
a worst-case scenario for the previous implementation. It may be beneficial to
take a look at more of these string functions, but I am happy for now.
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with zeros anyway)
this fixes creation of unique file names in Beam under haiku
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(it would do that internally anyway).
* AS_MINIMIZE no longer calls _Show() when being unminimized, but
Desktop::ActivateWindow(), as this will also bring the window on the screen
if it's on another workspace (according to its flags).
* Whitespace cleanup.
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* Check return of lock_memory() and get_memory_map(). They may fail and under
Haiku they also return a usable value in that case.
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