B_RGBA32 and B_RGB32 in B_OP_OVER no longer go through the generic AGG code
path, but have an optimized version now, as long as the bitmap is not scaled.
B_RGB32 needs to handle B_TRANSPARENT_MAGIC_RGBA32, while B_RGBA32 works just
like regular alpha blending.
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assumed that there was only a single window that was responsible for the
workspaces of a floating/subset window. Of course, any number of windows
can make up the workspaces of those. This fixes bug #2506.
* Added a Window::InSubsetWorkspace() method to complement SubsetWorkspaces().
* Minor cleanup.
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problem of subpixel-anti-alised font rendering. Personally I find the method
better than filtering the subpixels, since it is a straighter transition
between unfiltered subpixel aa and grayscale aa. There is no added blur
affecting also innocent neighboring pixels. The filter method is better at
hiding jagged diagonal lines though, so Andrej and I agreed to move this to
a general discussion on the mailing list. Screenshots forthcomming...
* Some additional coding style improvements.
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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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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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mouse messages have a "when" field with the event system time.
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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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Report the index where the event opcode pair has been found.
Currently server was expecting them to be the first entry of the request
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Avoid unhandled event in the bluetooth_server
by Mika Lindqvist
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Fixed race conditions when a ServerApp or ServerWindow is created. The
reply to the client that the object has been created successfully was
sent in the thread creating it. Preempted at the wrong time (right after
writing the message to the port) could lead to the object's thread using
the link at the same time, which would screw up all subsequent
communication via that link.
This fixes the problem that mimeset would sometimes fail when building
Haiku in Haiku (can't find the ticket). It probably also fixes#2331,
and the bug that sometimes when a window is opened (Terminal, crash
alert, shutdown window, etc.) it would come up with huge width/height
and tiny other dimension (can't find the ticket).
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correct, but it prevents a deadlock that could sometimes be seen right after
booting when the Terminal was supposed to draw the decorator buttons. It
doesn't seem to cause any problems with locking removed (the original drawing
code didn't lock either). Added a TODO to investigate and eventually fix that
though.
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source bitmaps. The destination is preserved now when encountering such
transparent pixels in the source bitmaps.
* B_OP_ERASE is supposed to replace with the low color whereever a source
bitmap has a non-transparent pixel.
* The B_OP_MIN and B_OP_MAX drawing modes are supposed to select either the
source or destination pixel based on their brightness, not combine the two
pixels' color components into a new pixel. The brightness_for() function is
taken from ColorConversion.cpp in the interface kit. Probably a simpler
algorithm would do as well.
* Handle B_TRANSPARENT_MAGIC_* in all cases when drawing bitmaps with non-alpha
source bitmaps, as all modes except B_OP_COPY are sensitive to transparency.
This should make all drawing modes behave as documented in the BeBook. Except
for B_OP_SELECT, which seems broken under R5, the results compare nicely now.
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bitmaps in B_OP_INVERT mode does not affect pixels where the source bitmap
was transparent, as noted in the BeBook. Not really sure I'm doing that right
though and probably needs looking into for B_OP_ERASE and B_OP_SELECT too.
Fixes bug #2421 though.
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an alpha channel of itself, we have to respect B_TRANSPARENT_MAGIC_* pixels
and properly make them transparent. We achive that now by just setting the
alpha to 0 in our converted B_RGBA32 bitmap for each pixel where there is a
B_TRANSPARENT_MAGIC_* pixel in the source. This is not really efficient, but
fixes missing images for example in NetPositive. They were treated as B_RGBA32
while they in fact were B_RGB32 and happened to have all alpha bits set to 0.
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the front buffer, draw the bitmap, restore the copy to front buffer state and
unlock. This fixes that the updated button state was not actually copyied to
the front buffer (and therefore visible) when a window was inside an update
(disabling front buffer copying).
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need to be drawn each time an update occurs (switching focus/non-focus or
pressed state, involving many graphics card blits and state updates in the
drawing subsystem).
* Provide a shared list of already present bitmaps. All the default decorators
now use the new _GetBitmapForButton static method to get a rendered bitmap
of the button for the given size and state (focus, pressed). If a matching
bitmap exists it is returned, otherwise a new one is created on demand using
a shared BitmapDrawingEngine.
* Cache the colors of the tab and frame for both focus and non-focus states to
avoid always looking them up.
* Added a todo that these bitmaps and the BitmapDrawingEngine are never freed.
They should be freed on app_server quit, but as there are only like 12 of
them anyway I didn't really bother.
* Some cleanup.
This should reduce the waste of cycles for just drawing the default decorator
buttons quite a bit. Probably the whole tab should be pre-rendered though to
also safe the text rendering of the title.
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server side UtilityBitmap of a certain size. It sets up the DrawingEngine, the
UtilityBitmap and the BitmapHWInterface necessary so that one can directly
do drawing to a bitmap using the normal DrawingEngine interface. It provides
an ExportToBitmap method that allocates an output UtilityBitmap of a specified
size and color space where the content is put into, so a single instance of a
BitmapDrawingEngine can be reused for various drawing.
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state of the painter without restoring it afterwards (HighColor and
DrawingMode).
This function is only used in decorators, but as such it could lead to
strange effects. When clicking and holding the close button on the R5
MidiPlayer for example, the background of the scope would suddenly become
the color of the close buttons middle line. As the drawing mode was also
overwritten this could probably have lead to text rendering issues when
zooming applications. As I didn't find a easy way to reproduce such a thing,
this is only theory though.
* Implement the missing IsExclusiveAccessLocked() method in the DrawingEngine
which is not used at the moment. If corresponding debug output is generated
though, it reveals possible locking issues with CopyRegion().
* Remove an empty line in the LineArrayData struct.
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session to also include each view's individual update rect (in screen coords).
Should actually not be mush slower than the old version, and hopefully makes
it possible to have smarter BView::Draw() implementations which should make
more than up for any potential speed loss.
* Removed unused version of View::AddTokensForViewsInRegion().
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* Fix using fScreenAndUserClipping directly in CopyBits() that could crash
when in fScreenAndUserClipping wasn't used (when there's no user clipping
for example).
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clipping region pointer.
* Provide _ScreenClipping() that only includes local and screen clipping but
not user clipping.
* Provide ScreenAndUserClipping() that returns screen clipping if no user
clipping is present, or returns a combined region that is then cached.
* Adapt all places where the former methods are used and decide which one to
use depending on the relevance of user clipping.
User clipping is now ignored for background clearing and when determining
whether or not to call Draw() on a view. This should make Haiku behaviourally
compatible with BeOS (confirmed by the ClippingAndRedraw test app) and should
also fix the Firefox redraw issues. Stephan please review!
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* Added B_BITMAPS_SUPPORT_OVERLAY flag to indicate overlay support for the
color space.
* Rewrote GraphicsDefs.h - the previous one was obvious a copy of the Be header,
including typos and strange white space. I was a bit lazy with respect to
the color space details, and mostly trusted the information provided by the
Be header else.
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it can also no longer create a default mode.
* This SetBestMode() function now follows a similar logic than the boot loader,
that is, only the width must not deviate, all other values are chosen as
close to the original as possible.
* VirtualScreen::AddScreen() now follows the same logic as the boot loader in
case no configuration was found, and the current screen has no preferred mode
(for example via EDID). That is, it will first try 1024x768, and then 800x600.
* This means there is no mode change anymore when switching from the boot
loader to the app_server in Qemu and VMware.
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