NEWT: Add EventDispatchThread (EDT) pattern.

Due to limitations on Windows,
we need to standardize the one thread for
    - window creation, and
    - event dispatching

This was already mentioned in the previous implementation
but while integrating into another threading model (Plugin3),
it turned out that manual managing the thread is too much of a burden.

NEWT now uses a EDT per Display and Thread as the default,
where Display creation, Window creation and event dispatching is 'pipelined' into.

This can be switched off:
    NewtFactory.setUseEDT(boolean onoff);
and queried via:
    NewtFactory.useEDT();

Note this EDT impl. does not implicate a global lock or whatsoever.

The experimantal semantics of a current GL context
for input event dispatching is removed,
i.e. the GL context is no more made current for mouse/key listener.
This reduces the complexity and allows the proper impl. of
the external dispatch via EDT .. for example.
Removed:
    GLWindow: setEventHandlerMode(int) .. etc

X11Display: XLockDisplay/XUnlockDisplay
            needed to be utilized to allow the new
            multithreading (EDT/Render) Display usage.

X11Window:  lockSurface/unlockSurface
            locks X11Display as well ..

+++++

NEWT: 'getSurfaceHandle()' semantics changed.

To allow usage of the surfaceHandle for OS
where it is allocated thread local (MS-Windows),
it shall be aquired/released while lockSurface/unlockSurface.
This is done in the Windows Window implementation.
GLWindow can no more query 'getSurfaceHandle()'
to verify if 'setRealized()' was successful.

NEWT: Window surface lock is recursive and blocking now,
      as it shall be.

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/src/newt/native/WindowsWindow.c b/src/newt/native/WindowsWindow.c
index 9d3d76bde..5445ca372 100755
--- a/src/newt/native/WindowsWindow.c
+++ b/src/newt/native/WindowsWindow.c
@@ -711,6 +711,8 @@ static LRESULT CALLBACK wndProc(HWND wnd, UINT message,
         return DefWindowProc(wnd, message, wParam, lParam);
     }
 
+    // DBG_PRINT("*** WindowsWindow: window %p -> %p, 0x%X %d/%d\n", wnd, window, message, (int)LOWORD(lParam), (int)HIWORD(lParam));
+
     switch (message) {
 
     //