if read or write); there are some methods that cause a locking of the font
manager (like ServerFont::SetFamilyAndStyle()).
This fixes bug #885.
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with regards to drawing bitmaps with alpha channel, instead
of ignoring the bitmap alpha channel, it is further multiplied
with the high color alpha channel, so basically, you can
use the high color alpha as a "global" alpha value to
draw the bitmap with
* removed some duplicate code
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over the mouse cursor. The problem is actually something else:
non-straight lines extend a little past the calculated rectangle
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got fixed twice, any unoptimized lines were drawn at
a (0.5, 0.5) offset
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(this would fix the white background on disabled looking
icons if Tracker would still use B_CMAP8 icons)
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a concurency problem in the DrawingEngine, so there is some debugging
stuff added, as well as some unnecessary locking removed there. The
problem was in Painter though, in that certain functions adjusted clipping
at the "rasterizer level", while some other functions didn't care about
that. Now the clipping is consistently set at the rasterizer level (rough
estimate to avoid scanline generation outside real clipping region bounds).
There are a number of bugs fixed by this, I'm going to find out later,
what their ticket numbers are... Mouse preflet draws the mouse now,
Backgrounds preflet draws the screen reliably... probably more, anything
to do with bitmaps, round rects and possibly ellipses.
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* Removed the DesktopSettings lock itself - it's not really needed at all,
and causes some trouble with a clean locking design. This may even have
fixed bug #757, at least I couldn't reproduce it anymore.
* There is now a class for read-only access that requires you to have locked
the desktop (either read or write).
* There is now another class LockedDesktopSettings that allows you to set
settings (and only that) - when you're changing the settings, you must not
have read locked the desktop (ie. hold the single window lock). The class
will obtain a write lock, but write locks can be nested.
* Moved SetWorkspacesCount() into the Desktop class.
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* EventDispatcher now adopts the cursor position from the HWInterface upon
assignment, so that even the initial cursor reports match the on screen
visuals.
* The message was never sent because "target" in Desktop::_SendFakeMouseMoved()
was never set.
* EventDispatcher::SendFakeMouseMoved() now accepts an EventTarget and no
longer a BMessenger (fits better to the rest of the API).
* EventDispatcher::SendFakeMouseMoved() now sends out the exit transit message
to the previous target directly (doesn't wait until the next actual mouse
move), and updates the previous target as well, so that scrolling now
works in that new window.
* This only partially fixes bug #762, though, as GetMouse() can still steal
this mouse message (BTextViews do that in WindowActivated()).
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the new workspace - this fixes bug #755. Unlike floating windows, they aren't
even redrawn :-)
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ignored even if it was not visible on the previous workspace (only normal windows
can be moved this way).
This fixes bug #765.
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have already been released again, the temporary listener was still added.
This fixes bug #727.
* No longer removes temporary listeners if there are mouse buttons left pressed; ie.
if you press two buttons at once, the listeners are now only removed after you've
released them both. This is not only more logical, it's also how BeOS behaves :-)
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this fixes bug #709, but it's not quite good in my opinion (Stephan, please could you review?)
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i* thus the NOTE in Painter isn't valid anymore
* in Painter::_DrawBimap() moved scale computation after potential changes to BRects
* fix typo : right => bottom. This caused a bug in Haiku Mouse preferences app
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* ServerApp was accessing ServerWindow::Window() (while having the app window
lock held), but in fact, there was no guarantee it already existed, or was
added to the Desktop.
* Therefore, the Window() semantics have changed to only return a window in
case the window exists *and* has been added to the desktop (the latter
constraint might be lifted again, though). Therefore, it doesn't work
for offscreen windows, and should not be used within ServerWindow code
anymore.
* This fixes bug #686 and maybe others as well.
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* removed the useless parts of AGG (which are only needed for the
interactive examples)
* make sure to jam -a libagg.a to solve any linking issues
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when enabled, and B_NORMAL_WINDOW_FEEL when disabled. IOW when enabled, no
other windows can interfere.
* Therefore, it's no longer necessary to have the screen_blanker window
use kWindowScreenFeel - it will set its window to full screen as long
as the blanker runs.
* Added a AS_APP_CRASHED notification in the app_server that will remove
all kWindowScreenFeels from the windows of the crashed app.
* This is now used by the debugger to ensure that the debugger alert will
be visible.
* Factored out a DesktopLink class out of the BRoster::_ActivateApp()
method. This class is now also used in the new BRoster::_ApplicationCrashed()
method as used in the debug_server (via BRoster::Private).
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Apparently, there was an integer overflow of some kind with BePYRO, but this version
if safe as well, and should look much better.
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smaller than the tab size. This fixes bug #642.
* There are remaining issues while resizing the window, though.
* Fixed warning.
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* the tab keeps the relative position when the
window is resized (could be done nicer though,
now it uses two members)
* tab offset is no longer reset in _DoLayout(), ie
when any aspect of the decorator changes...
one issue that is left is sliding the vertical tab
of kLeftTitledWindowLook windows, but there might
be more... like when the look changes or stuff like
that
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* added a few very small changes to make the tab sliding work perfectly
* added a comment on the purpose of WindowLayer::fLastMousePosition and
how it is supposed to be used to have the mouse cursor stick to what
is being dragged
* TODO: the tab offset doesn't necessarily have to be on [0..1], as long
as we update it during window resizing to keep the relative position
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Needs some cleanup, passed values should be inside [0:1].
Need to make sure changing the title doesn't reset the tab to left.
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* fixed SetViewColor() - I have no idea why it compiled before
* changed SetHidden() to make less of a difference between
the top view and other views, the clipping is now always
rebuilt
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* Mesa doesn't compile yet, as some PPC specific stuff seems to be
missing, Philippe?
* Cortex and some other stuff has been marked x86-only, although
it's more of a "GCC 2.95.3"-only.
* I'm not sure if it's a bug in GCC 4, or if that's what the C
standard demands, but sizeof(some_type::some_field) is not
valid anymore :-/
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it is added our removed to another view, this is
taken care of in View.cpp until we find something
better
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