bitmap manager do the job.
This fixes a possible crashing bug on quit, a giant memory hole, and
probably also a possible crash during runtime.
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order to flicker less (which works, but it's not really that nice yet, as
it currently only works for the background).
The workspaces layer is now also invalidated if a new window appears on the
screen or goes away (also when this happens in another workspace).
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A view-only workspaces window support (with lots of drawing flicker) - this
means you see what happens in the workspaces, but it doesn't do anything if
you click on it.
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- it now seems to work finally correctly
- renamed ViewAttr to ViewState and put it into the BPrivate namespace
- some refactoring (moved some private BView methods to ViewState)
- renamed AS_LAYER_MOVETO/RESIZETO to *_TO (note the underscore)
- exchanged BView::originX/Y with fParentOffset (BPoint)
- divided AS_LAYER_GET_COLORS into separate ones for high/low/view color
- BView::SetPattern() now actually works as expected (ie. updates
only if necessary)
- exchanged the ViewAttr::flags with ViewState::valid_flags which inverses
the previous logic (which wasn't even used consistently)
- fState was initialized twice (incorrectly by the ViewAttr constructor,
and then again correctly by initCachedState()) - now the ViewState
constructor does the job alone, but correctly
- BView::PushState() no longer resets the state (it did so only locally
anyway...)
- cleanup
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say hello to RootLayer.
Adi will probably not like this, but that's definitely only a temporary solution :-)
This little fix greatly increases app_server stability under Haiku - ie. menus
are working now, the team monitor comes up regularly, etc. - how great is that?
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test application now works as it should.
DefaultDecorator::GetSizeLimits() did work correctly, there was no need
to have extra protection limits.
Enabled Stephan's automatic resize code on BWindow::SetSizeLimits() again, and
added a short comment why I think R5's behaviour is just a bug/leftover.
Moved guts of ResizeBy() into _ResizeBy() that doesn't send the update message
to the client, and is now called in the constructor to make sure the border
size is within limits. Also made it work there, as fTopLayer is NULL in that
environment.
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the window on server side - ie. if the app_server could not create a
window of the size requested, BWindow::fFrame will still be correct
(and the size limits will mirror actual decorator limits).
Renamed fMinWindHeight and friends to fMinHeight and so on.
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a valid size on construction; DefaultDecorator should do that as well.
ServerApp AS_CREATE_WINDOW now makes sure it passes a valid rectangle to
ServerWindow's constructor.
Smaller default size for Layers that have been created with an invalid frame.
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- moved part of the update code from Layer to WinBorder. Fits better
there.
- renamed a couple members.
- some cleanup.
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used for new area.
MemPool::AddToPool() now gracefully deals with NULL pointers (or a size of 0).
BitmapManager was deleting the area it transferred to AreaPool before - it
no longer needs an extra area, though.
Minor other cleanup.
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Also applied our style guide on that class.
Renamed some public globals to match our style guide.
Made BitmapManager inherit from BLocker instead of duplicating its
functionality (incorrectly, did not check for B_INTERRUPTED) locally.
Some more cleanup.
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area_for() is not the cheapest call; the user better knows the area and deletes it directly.
Minor cleanup.
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application and bitmaps are removed, the team's windows are now removed
as well.
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- replaced fMsgSender/Receiver with a BPortLink fLink
- moved message loop into non-static method _MessageLooper()
- renamed Zoom()/Minimize()/Quit()/ScreenModeChanged() to Notify*(), and
Quit() to NotfiyQuitRequested() to make more clear what they do (they
don't operate on ServerWindow, they just notify its client)
- less insane way to init a window: there is no longer the constructor
and a separate method Init(); now there is the constructor (which
fully sets up the window), InitCheck(), and Run() which runs the
window's message loop
- moved the quitting stuff into a separate method Quit() and made
it callable from other threads.
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will update it automatically.
Renamed ServerWindow::fName to fTitle, made it a pointer - it will now just
adopt the title pointer that came from AS_CREATE_WINDOW.
Just another cleanup round: renamed Layer::GetName() to Name(), no
more layer->fName->String() accesses.
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can now quit instantly.
AppServer must no longer call ServerApp's destructor once it's running - it now
has to call Quit() in this case. The ServerApp is now destructed in its own thread.
Some cleanup (like renaming ServerApp::MonitorThreadID() to Thread()).
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Fixed broken ViewHWInterface::GetModeList() - it did not correctly write into
the allocated memory. Also extended it to be more flexible, has better timing
values, and more resolutions.
ViewHWInterface::SetMode() will now check if the requested mode is in its
list of supported modes.
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Updated a couple headers
Moved all decorator code to ServerApp where it belongs
Modified AppServer::Broadcast to allow ServerApps send messages to all apps without having to have a global AppServer instance
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fCurrentLayer was used to determine to which layer a new one would be
added to, but BView::AddChild() would only set this correctly for the
current view, ie. all children of the new child were added to the
wrong layer in the app_server.
Now, AS_LAYER_CREATE sends the parent's token to the server, and the
server relies on this to build the layer hierarchy.
All of a sudden a lot of hidden views are visible now. I noticed the
bug while refactoring the task manager, but a lot of apps were affected.
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to LinkReceiver, LinkMsgSender to LinkSender, and put everything into the
BPrivate namespace.
Made AppServerLink a cheap object - it will use the applications receiver/sender
and not create its own buffers.
Fixed broken communication stuff here and there (mostly Font.cpp).
Put the newly introduced set|get_system_colors() into the BPrivate namespace -
please don't introduce private functions into the public namespace!!!
Also fixed their broken communication use, as Darkwyrm obviously forgot about
it again: the sequence Flush(); GetNextMessage() without error checking is
purely wrong and can make the app hang and/or crash! :-)
Other minor cleanup.
The input_server used some test mode with the haiku build target which is
probably wrong.
Hopefully I did not forget anything this time.
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Also fixed _AllocateBuffer() to handle out of memory situations gracefully.
It should probably also have upper limits with regard to the bitmap size.
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as required by the interface.
Unfortunately, this doesn't help the slow window moving with Rudolf's drivers.
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Note that the inversion_map and the index_map aren't the same as in Beos, due to bugs (or different behaviour) in color_distance.
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Hack workaround: enlarged the text width a bit, because the title often appeared
truncated for no apparent reason.
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(Incorrectly) implemented AS_GET_DESKTOP_COLOR - works for now.
Minor cleanup.
Is AS_SET_SCREEN_MODE used at all?
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Added LinkMsgReader::NeedsReply() method.
Completely redone ServerApp messaging: no more "replyport" from BAppServerLink; instead,
the registered client reply port is used. Fixed some more weak messaging stuff.
ServerApp now recognizes if an unknown message needs a reply, and sends it - for example,
the "Screen" preferences app no longer hangs, but crashes on start :)
Made LinkMsgReader::Read() virtual again, since it's needed by RAMLinkMsgReader.cpp.
Renamed BPortLink::GetNextReply() to GetNextMessage().
Some more cleanup.
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Note, the special case can go as soon as we've moved the driver over to the new
driver architecture.
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BPortLink::AttachString() now accepts a length argument, and will no longer
send a terminating null byte; LinkMsgReader::ReadString(), however, will
make sure the string read is null terminated.
Changed client communication code to use FlushWithReply() instead of Flush()
and GetNextReply() - there were many bugs and shortcomings in the code, I
hope I've fixed them all.
Converted ClientFontList.cpp to our coding style (but not completely, the
class members are missing).
Some more cleanup - I hope Adi will adopt our coding style one day!
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to enable debug output in the runtime linker and still have to compute the offsets
manually.
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- extended libdebug.so functionality to be able to get stack frames,
current instruction pointer, etc.
- changed the debug_server to be able to run as a simple BLooper - this
saves some trouble when the app_server dies
- the debug_server now prints out a stack crawl for the crashed team
(without symbols, though - for that data to be helpful you should
have a look at the loaded images (ie. where they start))
- the debug_server now also prints the team name when it kills it
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port is now transferred to the client, so that it goes away automatically.
Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to work. This code is truly a big mess :-/
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has to care about refresh rates. Also changed Screen::GetMode() (formerly
Resolution()) to return all interesting values, so that hopefully no one
will call it anymore like RootLayer::SetScreens() did.
Greatly improved the horrible RootLayer::SetScreens().
The app_server is now able to deal with failing HWInterface::SetMode() calls;
in this case, it will fall back to the hardware's current mode. This now
also works correctly in combination with the vesa driver, so that you don't
have to compile the app_server with the same resolution you boot in anymore.
SetMode() now always returns if it succeeded or not.
Renamed RootLayer::fScreenXYResolution to fScreenWidth/Height respectively.
Removed the useless DisplayDriver::DisplayMode() method.
Added B_GET_DISPLAY_MODE to the required accelerant hooks.
Some minor cleanup.
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missing required hooks, it's now unloaded (and uninitialized if necessary)
correctly, the device is closed, and the next one will be examined.
Not deeply tested, but seems to work.
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communication, the port's reply port is no longer sent to the app_server (as it
knows where to reply to, anyway).
Also made sure the view's looper is locked while getting the coords - I guess
BPortLink doesn't like to be written to from two different threads :-)
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