- debug_server now supports user configuration of both the general default
action to be taken on crashes, and per-app overrides. These are stored
config/settings/system/debug_server/settings. In the absence of the file,
behavior defaults to prompting the user for an action as before.
The file takes on a driver_settings style format as follows:
---
default_action user
executable_actions {
app1 log
/path/app2* debug
}
---
Valid values for an action are:
- user = prompt user for action.
- kill = silently terminate the crashing team.
- debug = attach the debugger to the crashing team. in the debugger.
- log / report = save a crash report and terminate the team.
If no default_action is specified, "user" is assumed.
The executable_actions subsection contains individual overrides of the
default. These take the form above, where the individual lines can be
only a team name, or a path, with wildcards.
Implements first part of #10301.
- In the case of an error while unflattening, BMediaRoster::GetParameterWebFor()
would allocate a new parameter web object into the passed in web pointer, and
then delete it again. This would result in the desklink MixerControl object having
a bogus pointer in its fParameterWeb member, leading to a crash. As such, create
the object in a local variable first, and only overwrite the passed in pointer on
success. Furthermore, explicitly reset said pointer to NULL in desklink on failure,
as _Disconnect() tries to delete it unconditionally.
Noticed this in Time prefs was displaying wrong time zone tool tip,
dug deeper...
hrev46290 introduced this bug because it passes fLastCursorPosition
into the “be:view_where” parameter of the B_MOUSE_IDLE message.
The problem is that fLastCursorPosition is in the screen’s coordinate
system, not the view’s and BView expects “be:view_where” to be in the
view’s coordinate system.
So, to fix this I pass fLastCursorPosition in the “screen_where” parameter
instead which I’ve instructed BView to interpret as the point in the screen’s
coordinate system which is then dutifully converted back the the view’s
coordinate system.
I tried to follow the naming scheme of other code, not sure if screen_where
should be namespaced with the be: predicate or not.
* StyledEdit - make Find/Replace windows non zoomable, select the search
string view on showing the window for repetitional search;
* Devices - fix plain property list background - to standard one and
restore read-only state of this pane;
* DriveSetup - remove radio-mode of drive list context popup menu;
* DiskUsage - SetLowColor to parent background to avoid small text
rendering issue.
Many thanks to Sergei Reznikov for testing and pointing issues out.
* BUrlResult is back, with ContentType and Length methods.
* BHttpResult subclasses it and use HTTP header fields to implement
those
* Introduce BDataRequest for "data" URIs. These embed the data inside
the URI, either as plaintext or base64 encoded.
* Remove the stuff from constructor, which cannot be known at the time
(icon and changelog).
* Added setters for those and notification handling (not yet in the
listeners).
* Add more PackageInfoListener flags.
* Populate categories and dummy user ratings for "wonderbrush". This
code was still in from testing, but the package name is actually
different in real PM.
* Switch to non-modal floating windows for Find/Replace dialogs,
preserve parameters of the previous search in this editor session;
* Fixes#10053.
- GCI 2013
