it, as it slows down window moving noticeably.
To provide a good Workspaces window functionality, we should probably let
WindowLayer take care of the updates itself - that would simplify the whole
thing a lot.
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up with something better though, when the window titles are drawn as well...
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This also allows the workspaces layer for these actions, which is now done as well.
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Workspace class is a simple accessor to this class that takes care about
locking (currently, it's just the desktop lock, maybe it'll stay that way).
* WorkspacesLayer now displays the window thumbs again.
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just another case of troublesome generic RootLayer locking in ServerWindow
(I'm looking forward to get rid of this).
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However, it will never free those allocations again.
This fixes the problems due to Rudolf's recent driver updates.
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show any windows, but everything else seems to work fine.
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wait_for_thread() always returns B_BAD_ADDRESS when the second argument is NULL
(it works fine under Haiku).
Instead of enqueuing a B_QUIT_REQUESTED message, InputStream now directly quits
when the 'quit' code is read from the port (B_QUIT_REQUESTED was never handled
by the event loop either, it just didn't get noticed because of the wrong
wait_for_thread() usage).
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directly under the mouse cursor.
* Added Desktop::ShowWindow() and HideWindow().
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which supports ReadLockWithTimeout()
* commented the code in many more places
* understood the problem of making the read/write locking
work: While it would be possible for each window to
remove the processed region from the global dirty region
in read lock mode (since it is guaranteed not remove
a region not intersecting with its own visible region),
multiple window threads can still not do this at the same
time, since BRegion itself is not threadsafe of course.
* I need to figure out a way for the window threads to be
able to access and modify all needed data in read only mode,
I think this means to divide the global dirty region into
each window again, so that each window thread can simply
clear its own dirty region instead of excluding it from
the global region. Yeah, that might work.
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* didn't realize that mouse events always go to the view under the mouse, not
only if its the focus window (FFM can really do harm, after all :-)).
* removed a TODO from the list: EventDispatcher::Target is now a public
class EventTarget, and every ServerWindow has one.
* as a result, EventDispatcher no longer manages targets itself, it
just maintains a list of them. You no longer set messengers, you
only set targets.
* customization of the message filters, they no longer inherit from
BMessageFilter (but EventFilter).
* a message target is no longer set explicetly anywhere, it's only
changed in the message filters if needed.
* therefore, no more locking mess in the EventDispatcher needed.
* this also made the EventDispatcher::fLastFocus stuff superfluous.
* moved the RootLayer::MouseEventHandler() into the message filter.
* Replaced RootLayer::_ChildAt() with WindowAt().
* WindowLayer now has an idea if it has focus or not, it no longer needs
to query the RootLayer for this - maybe we should rename "focus" to
"active", though (as far as layers are concerned).
* the "_view_token" data is now added from the EventDispatcher, not
the (Window)Layer class anymore.
* removed Layer::MouseWheelChanged() as we currently don't need it
(if the need arises, we can add it back later again)
* there is still no mouse moved message sent when opening a window
under the cursor, though...
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color. In BeOS, a view gets a MouseMoved() with B_ENTERED_VIEW when the window is
opened under the mouse cursor (not yet in Haiku).
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* workspace switch and subset windows functionality temporarily removed
(away with that mess!).
* no more RevealWMState() - we now have methods like ActivateWindow()
and SendWindowBehind() that do all the work - just a little cleaner
and with less overhead.
* Workspace is now a pretty passive class - it only stores configurations
of the windows and screens.
* added an evil work-around for a locking problem (in RootLayer::_SetFocus()).
* I'll plan to move pretty much all of the remaining root layer functionality
to Desktop - so that the all regions lock is only held in case clipping
regions are affected.
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* views are now correctly clipped when they are
(partly) hidden under their parent(s)
* removed fIsTopView, the top view in a window
simply has no parent
* introduced WindowLayer::CopyContents() which
blits part of the contents to another location,
while moving that part in the dirty regions. Since
this is currently used from the Desktop thread,
messing with the update session dirty regions
requires now to lock the clipping
* that feature is now used for blitting a view to its
new location in ViewLayer::MoveBy(), which
works for right and/or bottom aligned views just fine
* I left the global dirty region in Desktop for now,
moving it into each WindowLayer gave quite a slowdown
and caused all kinds of other problems.
* a view is now cleared to the background color right
before the first drawing command from the client
is executed for that view, this reduces flickering
a lot because the content is drawn much more shortly
after the background is cleared.
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