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NEWT WindowsWindow GetRelativeLocation() native implementation to GDI as well.
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NEWT's removed:
Window: destoy(boolean unrecoverable)
Display/Screen: get/set DestroyWhenUnused(boolean)
We behave as follows:
- Window.destroy() always decr Screen's reference counter,
which issues destruction when reached zero.
Then Screen does the same for Display ..
- Window.destroy() keeps alive all references,
hence it can be always recreated via setVisible(true).
- Window.destroy() ensures Display's EDT is stopped
if display is destroyed.
- Window.invalidate() actually removes all Object reference,
hence it cannot be recreated or used after it.
This method exist to support a way to cleanup memory, GC.
All test passed on Linux/X11 and Windows
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AWT wait period.
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(visibility, displayed)
Ensure that at least one frame has been rendered after returning from the functions.
This removes the hack of polling a while for a rendered frame.
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device.
AbstractGraphicsDevice's 'connection' and 'type' attribute is used as a unique key
to map GLProfiles and GLContext's major/profile -> major/minor/profile mapping.
Eager initialiaztion as well as lazy is supported to maintain a simple API.
This is currently tested on X11, where one app display NEWT/GL window and content
on the local and remote device.
See TestRemoteWindow01NEWT.java and TestRemoteGLWindows01NEWT.java
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Seperated unit tests (newt/awt/headless)
- no more *CORE* tests
- junit.run.newt.headless: all NEWT headless (no-AWT) tests,
without any AWT classes and with -Djava.awt.headless=true.
Disabled for 'isOSX'.
- junit.run.newt: all NEWT non AWT tests (same as above),
but with full AWT. This test is not enabled via junit.run.
Disabled for 'isOSX'.
- junit.run.awt: all AWT tests without NEWT
- using newt.event.jar to add AWT agnostic NEWT event adapter
- junit.run.newt.awt: all NEWT + AWT tests
- junit.run: junit.run.newt.headless,junit.run.awt,junit.run.newt.awt
- swizzling around a few tests to achieve the above:
TEST rules:
- A runnable unit test must start with 'Test'
- Only pure NEWT tests must have 'NEWT' in their name
- AWT tests must have 'AWT' in their name.
- AWT + NEWT tests must have '.newt.' in their package name, hence
- Pure AWT tests (without NEWT) must not have '.newt.' in their package name
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DEBUG strings w/ thread name
nativewindow.TraceLock -> nativewindow.debug.ToolkitLock.TraceLock
Sync Xmisc (DummyWindow) with NEWT's creation
test scripts: awt and non-awt usage
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Added screen rotation change capability with impl for X11 (using Xrandr)
com.jogamp.newt.Screen: added 2 methods which cover screen roation lifecycle
setScreenRotation(int rot): Change the Screen Rotation to
one of the rotations defined in ScreenMode, namely:
ROTATE_0, ROTATE_90, ROTATE_180, ROTATE_270
int getCurrentScreenRotation(): Get the Current screen rotation
returns -1 if not implemented natively.
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Notes:
1- At init the original rotation is called natively and cached,
when screen is destroyed the rotation is reverted.
2- On X11 with Nvidia: you need to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf:
Add the following line:
Option "RandRRotation" "on"
in Section "Device" after BoardName.
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Added TestScreenMode02NEWT which includes 4 tests
1- Rotate 90
2- Rotate 180
3- Rotate 270
4- Rotate with screen mode change
should fail if screen rotation not implemented natively.
(4) withh fail if screen mode not impl natively as well.
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Added screen mode change capability with impl for X11 (using Xrandr)
com.jogamp.newt.Screen: added 4 methods which cover screen mode lifecycle
ScreenMode[] getScreenModes(): Get list of available screen modes
returns null if not natively implemented. On first call
will fetch the list thru a set of native calls and stores them
in the ScreenModeState. Consequent calls will retreive the data
from the ScreenModeStatus object. Native calls are done on creation stage,
so subsequent API calls will return cached data.
int getDesktopScreenModeIndex(): Get the Current Desktop Screen mode index
returns -1 if functionality not natively implemented. The index
returned refers to the screen mode location in the ScreenMode array.
Used to get initial mode for reverting back. Initial call will retreive the
mode thru a native call (done on initialization), subsequent API calls will retreive it
from the ScreenModeStatus object.
Note: If Window is closed without reverting back and screen is set to unreachable.
The api will revert the screen. A call to destoy(unreachable) is needed
for revert to take place on close
windowDestroyNotify(WindowEvent e) {
...
window.destroy(true);
}
short getCurrentScreenRate(): Get the current screen rate
returns -1 if not natively implemented. Used along with getDesktopScreenModeIndex
You can identify the current screen mode (w x h) and the rate. Initial call will retreive the
mode thru a native call (done on initialization), subsequent API calls will retreive it
from the ScreenModeStatus object.
void setScreenMode(int modeIndex, short rate): change the screen mode
to the mode index which refers to one of the screen modes retreived by getScreenModes()
and a rate which can be one of screenModes.getRates(). If the rate provided doesnt belong
to the list of available rates the first rate is chosen.
build-newt.xml: Added header files generation for Screen and Display
Added Xrandr syslink to x11 based builds.
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Fullscreen for X11Window:
Added Fullscreen WM Hint for X11Window. Event of Fullscreen is
sent to the display root. When changing to fullscreen the request is send
after configuring the window otherwize before decoration.
Not Stable yet, needs tweeking on other Linux dist. Window looses focus
after switching to fullscreen mode.
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Added TestScreenMode01NEWT which includes 4 tests
1- Fullscreen change mode
2- Screen mode change
3- Screen change with fullscreen (revert screenmode then revert fullscreen)
4- Screen change with fullscreen (revert fullscreen then revert screenmode)
should fail if not screenmode not implemented on platform.
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Cleaned up some unused imports
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Changed GLProfile/NativeWindowFactory/.. initialization methodology:
GLProfile:
public static synchronized void initSingleton(final boolean firstUIActionOnProcess);
NativeWindowFactory:
public static synchronized void initSingleton(final boolean firstUIActionOnProcess);
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Introducing NativeWindow ToolkitLock, implementations are
NullToolkitLock
JAWTToolkitLock
X11JAWTToolkitLock
X11ToolkitLock
AbstractGraphicsDevice provides generic global toolkit locking methods,
implemented by the ToolkitLock interface.
ToolkitLock's are aggregated in NativeWindow's DefaultGraphicsDevice
to implement it's superclass lock()/unlock() methods.
This enables a device specific locking strategy, ie on X11/AWT utilizing
JAWT && X11 locking, and maybe none for others (NEWT).
No locking is required for X11 / AWT, in case the above mentioned
initialization happened as a 'firstUIActionOnProcess'.
The ToolkitLock factory is currently a hardcoded part of NativeWindowFactory.
We may have to allow 3rd party NativeWindow implementations
to register custom ones.
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com.jogamp.opengl.impl.GLDrawableImpl cleanup:
Dealing with all locking code, providing all public methods. Exceptions are commented.
Specializations x11/windows/.. only contains platform code.
Pulled down access qualifiers if possible public -> protected.
com.jogamp.nativewindow.impl.x11.X11Util
Wrapping all X11Lib method with the new locking code.
com.jogamp.nativewindow.impl.jawt.JAWTUtil
Utilize global SunToolkit.awtLock() is available,
the fallback to global JAWT.lock().
The latter just invokes the first.
javax.media.nativewindow.awt.AWTGraphicsDevice
setHandle(long handle) -> setSubType(String type, long handle)
which also resets the ToolkitLock respecting the new type.
This ensures correct locking after the sub type has been determined,
ie AWT using an X11 peer.
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Misc Changes done on the way ..
GLCanvas:
Fixed inversed this.drawableHelper.isExternalAnimatorAnimating() condition,
which disabled normal repaint.
GLJPanel:
Removed drawableHelper.isExternalAnimatorAnimating() condition,
which disabled painting, since the animation thread just updates the source image.
NEWT WindowImpl:
When reparenting back to parent and 'refit' child if it's size exceeds it's parent.
More 'Fix: Memory consumption' commit 6ced17f0325d5719e992b246ffd156e5b39694b4.
NEWTEvent:
Removed code to evaluate the 'system event' attribute, need to find a better approach.
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& WindowImpl debug change ; Add NEWT/AWT unit test 1 frame - 2 NewtCanvasAWT
Relocated RecursiveToolkitLock -> gluegen
com.jogamp.nativewindow.impl.RecursiveToolkitLock -> com.jogamp.common.util.RecursiveToolkitLock
NEWT AWTParentWindowAdapter fix
- minimize action if status unchanged
- added missing isValid() condition before runOnEDT..
NEWT WindowImpl:
- debug output only if action triggered (resize/visible)
Add NEWT/AWT unit test 1 frame - 2 NewtCanvasAWT
- Testing case where AWTParentWindowAdapter provokes both
GLWindow instances to resize/visible
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- Added reset() to EventCountAdapter, to ensure a unqiue start state
- Removed 'lost focus' assertion, since this event might be pending
and we don't poll on it or have a barrier
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Fix: NativeWindow RecursiveToolkitLock
- Use notify(), instead of notifyAll(), so only one thread is being awakened
for the single resource. Otherwise starvation and timeout happen, since
the oldest thread might not get waken up (earlier than other threads) within timeout.
- Inner class for all synchronized (flow/mem) fields for easier fine grained sync/lock.
Fix: GLWindow lockSurface/unlockSurface
- Enter locked surface block only if surface lock could be acquired
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NativeWindow/NativeSurface Refactoring
- Using NativeSurface interface
- NativeWindow extends NativeSurface, adds getLocationOnScreen(Point)
- NativeWindow add: getParent()
- NativeWindow/Surface: Removed 'invalidate()', use 'destroy()' if you must.
- NullWindow -> ProxySurface impl NativeSurface
- JOGL: Uses NativeSurface only.
- GLDrawable.getNativeWindow() -> GLDrawable.getNativeSurface()
Added mouseClick NEWT/AWT unit test
JOGL:
- GLAnimatorControl add: resetCounter()
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NEWT:
- GLWindow counters: return GLWindow counters always
- WindowImpl
- requestFocus() wait until done
- reparent: readded requestFocusImpl(true),
native impl skips java focusAction if reparented
- X11Window: Add XRaiseWindow() in requestFocus()
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otherwise multiple parallel tests will render the result invalid
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NEWT Focus fixes:
WindowImpl.setFocusAction():
fix (was never set)
NewtCanvasAWT.FocusActionImpl:
KeyboardFocusManager.clearGlobalFocusOwner() after requestFocusAWTParent()
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on an AWT device. Wait until TO or event received.
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- Window add focus tracking and query via hasFocus()
- TestTransformFeedbackVeryingsBug407NEWT allow fail if no GL3 is available
- TestFocus01SwingAWT check on NEWTChild focus
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GLCanvas NPE fix - NewtCanvasAWT added destroy(..)
Unit test for Bug 411 (Pre AWT/Swing Usage, Mixed usage with JOGL):
Added exhausting Pre AWT/Swing usage test utilizing a later JOGL init
with GLCanvas and NEWTCanvasAWT.
This works for NV+X11+Ubuntu+64bit, have to do more testing.
GLCanvas NPE fix at destroy/dispose, check if already destroyed, ie context==null
NewtCanvasAWT: Add destroy() and destroy(boolean unrecoverable)
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- Adapted tests to API changes
- Notably new Display lifecycle / Reparenting tests:
- TestDisplayLifecycle01NEWT - Tests display lifecycle
- TestParenting01NEWT - Tests various reparenting cases (native/recreate)
- TestParenting01bAWT - Tests Animator/FPSAnimator with reparenting (AWT/Newt)
- Other changes:
- TestGearsNEWT: Added 'on-the-fly' KeyAdapter
inducing a GLRunnable into the GLWindow for fullscreen toggle.
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