* Add a private BFont API that sets/gets the subpixel and hinting configuration
of the app_server. Currently, the options are boolean, but may be changed
to modes later.
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* Extend the app_server protocol by configuration options to turn
subpixel font rendering on/off and also make the glyph hinting optional
(aligning of glyph shapes to the pixel grid).
* Implement the setting in the app_server and also handle the persistency.
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* Integrate the subpixel rendering with the existing drawing backend and
the font rendering.
* The font cache has got an additional rendering type for extracting and
caching glyph bitmaps that store subpixel coverage values.
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* Extend the existing agg_renderer_region with the two new subpixel methods.
* Remove trailing whitespace.
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Sorry, actually this third AGG class is also needed to handle subpixel scanline
coverage.
NOTE: I am trying to break up the large patch into digestable pieces. The
comments come from me not from Andrej, so I am to blame for any confusion! :-)
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Two new AGG classes were needed to handle subpixel scanline coverage values.
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* Prepared the AGG base_renderer code with two more functions needed to
handle subpixel scanline coverage values.
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Added complementary functions to the set of functions that implement a
drawing_mode, these new functions interpret the coverage values passed
from the AGG rasterizer or another scanline storage as subpixel triplets.
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* Added marco definitions for subpixel based blending of two 32 bit pixels.
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* Don't drop messages which carry an important transit value. (Thanks, Axel!)
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* Changed prompt and keys: Now it's 'q' to quit (abort) the debugger
command and 's' to skip the following output.
* Don't offer or try to quit a command in the boot debug output.
* Cleanup the prompt and go to the next line also when aborting the
command.
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it clear when boot_splash_set_stage() must no longer be used.
* Free the memory associated with the kernel args before starting the
init process. Unlike the original TODO stated there are quite a few
more users of the kernel args (including the boot splash screen),
hence we can't really do that earlier, unless we decide to copy the
data over to the kernel heap.
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over to the kernel heap. This allows us to simply free them in
unload_elf_image(). Now we no longer leak the memory for non-preloaded
images. On my T61 this amounted to more than 10 MB of kernel heap after
booting.
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* Most things are working, it just doesn't notify the listeners on changes yet.
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when set, prevents any old mouse moved message discarding.
* BWindow::DispatchMessage(B_MOUSE_MOVED) checks the event time of the
message and discards too old events, but only if there is another event
in the queue and the view does not specify B_FULL_POINTER_HISTORY.
* BView::GetMouse() ignores the checkHistory flag passed to the function
in case the event mask specifies B_NO_POINTER_HISTORY.
B_FULL_POINTER_HISTORY on the other hand prevents the dropping of old
messages.
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header.
* Added fields necessary to make it possible to retrieve more than one
dirent from the underlying file system.
* Unless some app creates a DIR on its own to it to feed readdir(), this
change should be binary compatible. If we find an application misbehaving,
we can still make it a GCC4 only thing.
* fs_attr/fs_index/fs_query now all use readdir() directly (as that one
contains the logic to iterate through a number of dirents in userspace).
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returned by fs_read_dir().
* Removed superfluous white space.
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BView::GetMouse( , ,useHistory = true) in case the application
calls GetMouse() in a loop with a longer delay then mouse
messages arrive at the queue. The "when" field of the messages
is used to discard old mouse moved messages. This also fixes
the possible problem of finding the same message over and over
in case it is not removed from the queue for other reasons.
This fix makes selecting text in Pe for example usable.
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destructor of the automatic KPath variable was never invoked, since
normally arch_thread_enter_userspace() would not return and thus the
function scope never be left. After a standard "jam @image" almost
42 MB of kernel heap were lost this way.
* Added a few warning comments in functions that shouldn't use automatic
variables with a destructor in the function scope either.
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* The table used for sorting the caches could be too small for the
number of caches in the system. We never checked that, which could
cause a crash or triple faults when invoking the command.
* We now allocate the table as an area. Also increased the table size to
102400 entries.
* Also print the committed memory for non-RAM caches, if they are the
root cache of a cache tree that has committed memory.
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* use HDAC_BIDIR_STREAM_OFFSET and HDAC_OUTPUT_STREAM_OFFSET when applicable
* use a PAGE_ALIGN macro
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mouse messages have a "when" field with the event system time.
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* statusbar was used to test and improve some BStatusBar behavior
* lagging_get_mouse demonstrates what the problem is with older
applications using synchronous GetMouse() calls without specifying
that they actually don't care about mouse history.
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The PUSHF/POPF instructions were not emulated correctly.
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image scan generator matrix was calculated wrongly. The part of the offset
that lies within the bitmap bounds needs to have the scale applied as well.
Maybe this code can be simplified. Appearantly there is not a lot of code
that uses BBitmap drawing this way, perhaps because the R5 version has had
issues with rounding. But MediaPlayer uses this feature for drawing the peak
levels and this is fixed by this change.
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short cut when no text needs to be rendered. I've seen a crash yesterday in
the app_server test environment when the decorater was drawing something,
although it may also have been because I had a screwed up objects folder
where some objects were not recompiled because I am switching back and forth
between two app_server code folders.
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application modifies the scrollbars one by one and the changes would
have some weird cyclic effect where the constrains of one scrollbar
affected the scrolling already while they would be lifted afterwards.
It sounds weird, but maybe it is simply a resulting behavior of the
BeOS implementation which does not check the scrollbar restrictions
in the BView code.
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would cause a crash when the array end was page-aligned and the next
page was not accessible. Happened to me during a "rm -rf ...".
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* The BlockAllocator now uses the new mutex_transfer_lock() function instead
of clobbering the mutex directly.
* Removed Lock.h - it's no longer needed.
* Minor white space cleanup.
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It follows the semantics of the BFS R/W lock, though, that is, if you unlock
your write lock before the read locks, the read locks effectively become
write locks, too.
* Added a mutex_transfer_lock() function that will allow you to unlock a mutex
in a different thread than the one which locked it (only matters if KDEBUG
is enabled, though).
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