I've done all preferences apps for now, and some related.
* Some other related cleanup.
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networking stack is reconfigured automatically.
* The previous default route is now removed before installing a new one.
* "gateway" was missing in the driver settings to BMessage conversion template,
and thus, it was only set to a default value in case there was no settings
file.
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will automatically configure the stack - without DHCP for now.
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networking stack according to some settings file. Doesn't do anything beyond
that yet, though.
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doing it here is not only superfluous, it would also cause to lose the window when switching
to a workspace where the window is not visible and back while dragging it around.
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* the app's Activate() method was called unsafely; the ServerApp pointer could
have become invalid in the mean time.
* when hiding a floating window (because its parent got hidden) that had focus
or even was the mouse event window (was currently dragged over the screen)
the focus was not moved to another window.
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chunking now start at sect2 elements: this means that each Midi2 Kit class is in its own file. It also means that one should skip
sect2 and use instead sect3 if the section doesn't have to be in its own file.
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in the code before).
* Added a SetTo() method to NetBufferHeader.
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but it also didn't create valid buffers in a number of cases:
* remove_header() did not work correctly if more than one node had to be
removed or came after the first node to be kept.
* prepend_size() did not update the offset of the following nodes.
* write_data() and read_data() both did not update the data pointer, and thus
always copied the same data to every node.
* merge_buffer() inserted the nodes in the wrong order when prepending a buffer.
* added a dump_buffer() function and lots of additional debug output (currently
commented out)
* simplified split_buffer() a bit more.
* implemented remove_trailer().
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slab allocator we'll have one day), I don't feel like digging in an fixing its
bugs.
IOW local pings won't crash the kernel anymore, are no longer detected as
duplicates, and loopback does work now as well.
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offset was not changed correctly either: the order in which the
expression was evaluated was undefined; in fact, GCC 2.95.3 would use
the same buffer[index] twice.
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