- DwarfStackFrameDebugInfo::CreateReturnValue() now takes a cpu state
parameter. This is attached to the associated Variable object.
- ResolveValueNodeJob() now checks if the value node child it's dealing
with is that of a variable. If so it pulls that CpuState for the
ValueLoader's purposes rather than the current state. This gets return
values for multiple function calls in the same statement working.
- Used to preserve the CPU state for variables representing return
values, since they may potentially be retrieved from registers,
and these might be overwritten later in the same statement.
Optional parameter %e to indicate current tab view encoding in the
window title. It is not shown in case tab view encoding is default
UTF-8. Inspired by Sergei Reznikov. Thanks.
This turns an IO bound problem into a CPU bound problem. In my testing this
speeds up icon resizing dramatically although the CPU is quickly pegged at
100% trying to redraw the Deskbar if you whip the icon size slider back and
forth with a dozen or so apps open and soon the CPU can't keep up and Deskbar
lags behind.
- The info list can in fact be NULL so we need to guard against that. This
wouldn't currently get hit though, since the cases where the list isn't
passed in are those where we only want a minimal frame anyways, so
variable/return value creation wouldn't even be attempted.
- Replace use of address + CpuState pair in Thread,
SpecificImageDebugInfo::CreateStackTrace() with a ReturnValueInfoList.
Adjust all implementing subclasses and callers accordingly.
- DwarfImageDebugInfo::CreateReturnValue() -> CreateReturnValues().
Now processes a list of return value information structures rather
than just a single one. This means we can now handle multiple return
values in a single statement. This still isn't entirely correct though,
since, e.g. for functions whose return types fit in a register we need
to either retrieve them immediately after function return, or store the
CPU state at that point in time for later use in value retrieval,
otherwise the return values will all be those of the last called function.
- In the case of position independent code, the initial call isn't to
the function we want, but rather to a PLT slot which resolves the
function's location. As such, find that slot and use it to determine
the corresponding GOT offset for the function's real location.
Still need some further refactoring of return value handling to properly
handle the case of stepping over a single line that makes multiple calls,
but this fixes the basic case at least.
- When we detect that we're stepping over a function call, also store
the CPU state at the time it occurred. This information is needed
in order to correctly reconstruct target addresses later since some
operands may be register-based.
- Add the aforementioned CPU state to CreateFrame()'s arguments and
adjust implementations and callers accordingly.
Instead of destroying and rebuilding the application menu bar each time we
change state, create it at startup and then only update it from there on. This
means that bugs that rely on the app bar being constantly destroyed and rebuilt
will be much less likely to occur.
Unfortunatly, there is still one case where the application menu bar is being
destroyed and recreated and that is when you are switching between horizontal
and vertical mode, and that is because a menu bar cannot be altered from
B_ITEMS_IN_ROWS to B_ITEMS_IN_COLUMNS anywhere but in the constructor.
* Renamed fExpando to fExpandoMenuBar
* Updated TExpandoMenuBar to be more flexible after construction, the menu
items are built in the new BuildItems() method. Also, don't pass the BarView
object in at contruction, that can happen in AttachedToWindow(). Also, set
fDeskbarMenuWidth just once at constructor, no reason to keep setting it over and over again.
* Switch UTF8Char's IsSpace, IsAlNum, ToLower functions to use
system-wide BUnicodeChar service routines;
* Switch TermView::CharClassifier to use UTF8Char instead of
raw char* string ponter. That reduces count of conversions
and simplify code;
Fixes#7423.
No need for PREF_HALF_FONT_FAMILY/_STYLE defaults to be defined explicitly,
these entries will be filled with corresponding params of the current system
fixed font if they are not available from the settings file.
Fixes#9531.
Fixes issue with missed SIGWINCH shell notification in case the
Terminal frame was resized by using any of "Settings"->"Window size"
menu items.
Fixes#9293 - original problem was pointed out by Ziusudra. Thank you!
Handle the current attributes of the TextBuffer consistently with other
Alt/Normal buffer sensitive variables. That fixes, for example, issues
with wrong background coloring of new lines in normal text buffer after
maximizing the terminal window running applications (like MC) performing
output onto alternate screen.
This modification moves the debug characters capture call directly into
the _NextParseChar(). That allows to capture all data flow without
missing things like OSC control sequences.
Yet another fix for the terminal cursor save/restore functionality.
Fixes wrong cursor positions observed in modern versions of the
Midnight Commander during switching between Alternate and Normal buffers.
Fix the PrefHandler::_ConfirmFont to take into account not only the
font family but the font style too. This improves the popup menu
checkmark synchronization in the Preferences View. This problem can
be reproduced on very first start of application without previously
stored Terminal settings. Default family/style for this case is
currently defined as "Courier 19BT"/"Regular" but default fixed
font has correspondently "DejaVu Sans Mono"/"Book". Previous version
of _ConfirmFont() process only the family and left the style in default
"Regular" one. So opening Preferences View and attempting to set the
checkmark on corresponding family/style menuitem was usually failed.
* Put the Open in Tracker... button back in Menu.
* Put the window checkboxes in 2 columns.
* Use vertical struts instead of insets for spacing in a couple places.
* Move desk_settings and clock_settings struct to a new header entitled
'BarSettings.h' so it can be included in BarApp.h and PreferencesWindow.h.
* Refactor desk_settings to only include used, or at least relevant settings,
some cruft had built up over time.
* Refactor the InitSettings() method, all the B_OK checking wasn't working so
I removed it. Defaults get set up to and if the corresponding setting is
found in the settings file it is replaced, else, it is not.
* Reorder the struct and code so it goes in the order that the settings appear:
applications, then recent items, then window settings.
* Simplify the preferences window revert and defaults code based on using the
prebuild desk_settings structs in BarApp instead of creating our own and
copying. All initial setup is in the constructor.
* Clear some codestyle issues catched by checker script;
* Rename RestartDebugCapture to more consistent StartStopDebugCapture;
* Updated Copyrights and authors lists, some occurences of the raw MIT
licence text replaced with "under the terms of MIT licence" reference;
* Fixes for x86_64 build.
This is cumulative cleanup commit for series of Terminal refactoring
changes I have introduced last time. No significant functional changes.
* ColorsTable moved to TerminalBuffer to let easy lookup of table
during parsing of control sequences;
* Default Palette initialized from now in TermApp and preserved
from modifying by applications;
Use native bold font for rendering characters with corresponding
attribute set. Possibility for switching to R5-like bold characters
emulation is also implemented. This one uses uses the left-down shadow
in B_OP_BLEND drawing mode instead of the rigth-down one as previously.
* Add support for underline and i-beam cursor shapes. No corresponding
UI configuration in preferences view ATM because preferences are waiting
for refactoring and we need some eggs for this Easters. ;-)
* Add handling of VT520/xterm specific DECSCUSR control sequences
allowing applications to modify the style and blinking state of the
cursor. May be utilized, for example, by console version of vim;
* Implement cursor blinking/hiding on DECSET/DECRST commands.
