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names, e.g. Version31 -> Version310. ; Trim GLVersionNumber string.
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some X11 tests systems, artifacts could be experienced.
X11 Test systems w/ AMD fglrx and Intel Mesa, the rotated height
is cut off .. probably due to bug of driver code and rotation.
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Bug 770:
X11Window.c:
- Request focus _before_ enabling EWMH flags (fullscreen or above) after resize
and temporary invisibility.
This actually allows us to keep the focus after resize and repositioning!
- Set _NET_WM_BYPASS_COMPOSITOR implicit analog to _NET_WM_STATE_FLAG_ABOVE
- Clean up _NET_WM_* flag names, avoiding name space collisions, i.e. adding FLAG!
- Remove dead _NET_WM_STATE setting via direct window property (not working anyways)
- Remove dead code: FS_GRAB_KEYBOARD
X11/WindowDriver.java:
- Enable _NET_WM_STATE_FLAG_ABOVE temporarily if
FLAG_IS_FULLSCREEN && !FLAG_IS_ALWAYSONTOP
- Override focusChanged(..) to react on focus lost/gained
in case of temporarily enabled _NET_WM_STATE_FLAG_ABOVE.
If focus is lost, disable _NET_WM_STATE_FLAG_ABOVE,
otherwise re-enable it.
WindowImpl.java:
- FullscreenAction.run: Always use 'FLAG_IS_FULLSCREEN_SPAN'
+++
Bug 771:
WindowImpl.java:
- Keep fullscreenMonitors and fullscreenUseMainMonitor values intact,
allowing them to be tracked. Remove duplicates in FullscreenAction class.
- MonitorModeListenerImpl.monitorModeChanged:
Add fullscreen path: If the changed monitor is part of fullscreenMonitors,
recalculate the viewport union and reset position and fullscreen-size.
- MonitorModeListenerImpl: Try to regain focus after successful mode change.
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MonitorMode* ; Sort List<MonitorMode> in descending order to be well determined.
Add Comparable<?>: Point*, Dimension*, Rectangle*, SurfaceSize* and MonitorMode*:
- Compare square values
- See API doc for order of special semantics (flags, rotation, ..)
Sort List<MonitorMode> in descending order to be well determined:
- Removes order by native mode id, give user a reliable natural order.
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to class header.
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Window/Linux ..
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(NewtCanvasAWT, ..)
.. otherwise an auto repeated key would cause fast focus traversal, not intended.
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traversal validation checks.
- Remove Frame lost detection
- Allow to have NEWT and it's NewtCanvasAWT claiming to have the focus
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before certain robot ops.
We have experienced that w/o utilizing AWT components, i.e. NEWT tests,
the AWT-EDT 'sometimes' dies.
Performing AWT robot's waitForIdle() in this situation causes a deadlock,
since the call will never complete it's EventQueue.invokeAndWait() call.
While analyzing this issue, we created a test tool whether the the AWT EDT is still alive.
This test issues EventQueue.invokeLater( .. { flag=true; } ); and polls up until 2s
for the result.
Turns out that the sporadic AWT-EDT issues are solved by this test itself,
i.e. it probably cause it to be reinstated. (?!)
We have to observe this behavior.
Another proof that quantum mechanic rules also apply in the macro cosmos :)
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frame close on current thread ..
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70bf3a4ec44504b86294a332255aaae8d2e86bf4 was not sufficient.
Commit 70bf3a4ec44504b86294a332255aaae8d2e86bf4 did not work out on Windows.
Solution now gathers the next or previous 'to be focused' component,
using the FocusTraversalPolicy of the visible/focusable/enabled container.
Then we simply request it's focus.
Works w/ Java7 on Linux and Windows.
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i.e. AWT Component's transferFocus() does nothing if component does not hold the focus.
.. this seems to be violating the AWT 'spec' .. however.
Workaround: Request focus before transfering it to the next/previous element.
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NativeWindowFactory.shutdownHook head, allowing proper resource cleanup.
1 WindowImpl.shutdownAll():
- For all instances:
- mark invalid (causes any user thread to disregard the window)
2 ScreenImpl.shutdownAll():
- Removed own shutdown-hook!
- For all instances:
- Reset ScreenMonitorState
3 DisplayImpl.shutdownAll():
- For all instances:
- Remove EDT
- closeNativeImpl
Manually tested on X11 w/ NV and ATI Catalyst (fglrx)
- DFLAGS="-Djogl.debug.GLDrawable -Dnativewindow.debug.X11Util -Dnativewindow.debug.NativeWindow -Dnewt.debug.Display -Dnewt.debug.Screen -Dnewt.debug.Window"
- java $DFLAGS com.jogamp.opengl.test.junit.jogl.demos.es2.newt.TestGearsES2NEWT -time 2000 -sysExit testExit
- valid arguments for sysExit: testExit, testError, displayExit, displayError
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incl. access check; Move getAddressFor() from ctx -> private dbg-handler (sec); FFMPEGMediaPlayer: Missed fetching func-ptr 'glTexSubImage2D'.
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producing Java6 bytecode ; Apply JAR Manifest tags: Sealed, Permissions and Codebase
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core scripts capable of allowing a SPACE character.
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Note: May be relocated to external project later!
Assumption:
gluegen/
joal/
jogl/
For OpenAL / JOAL code:
- use the package jogamp.opengl.openal (like jogamp.opengl.android)
- will be build _before_ the other 2nd pass java files
- do not expose OpenAL/JOAL APIs, if being used by other packages,
since only this package is being compiled w/ JOAL jar files!
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GLEventListener ; Optimize GLDrawableHelper's glViewportCall(..)
GLAutoDrawable must issue glViewport(..) even w/o GLEventListener
- Same behavior w/ or w/o GLEventListener requires to issue glViewport, always.
Optimize GLDrawableHelper's glViewportCall(..)
- 'private void init(..)' receives 'setViewport' argument to be passed to 'private void reshape(..)'
allowing to only the the viewport once @ 'public void init(..)' and display.
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2 events (Windows can't produce AR)
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KeyListener.keyTyped(KeyEvent)
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between Java GL- and CALayer thread ; Simplify / Fix waitUntilRenderSignal().
Stuttering caused by lack of GL resource synchronization between Java GL- and CALayer thread
+ // Required(?) to finish previous GL rendering to give CALayer proper result,
+ // i.e. synchronize both threads each w/ their GLContext sharing same resources.
+ //
+ // FIXME: IMHO this synchronization should be implicitly performed via 'CGL.flushBuffer(contextHandle)' above,
+ // in case this will be determined a driver bug - use a QUIRK entry in GLRendererQuirks!
+ gl.glFinish();
Simplify / Fix waitUntilRenderSignal()
- remove loop and 'ready' condition -> nonsense
- if too later, i.e. lastWaitTime+TO < now, use now+TO as max. vsync waiting time
Bug735 Tests:
- Make vsync, wait and ECT (exclusive context thread) configurable via main args.
- Inv2*, Inv3* and Inv4*: Fluent Animation
- Works w/ ECT
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behaviors - See BugXYZ test cases.
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Reference QTT via QTT[] passed to frame, validate after parsing.
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GLDefault/RedSquareES1; Tested w/ Xvnc4 + build-in Mesa 4.0.4
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(default) ; Also: Use FloatUtil in-place multMatrixf.
PMVMatrix gluProject(..) and gluUnProject(..) don't pass their position (offset)
to the multMatrixf operation - even though they are sliced.
The API doc actually emphasizes this.
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potentially continue matching if having a pattern-match (don't loop for-ever).
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959d6d83ec26152343d538287c02eeebf0dcf238
Adapt to GlueGen commit 959d6d83ec26152343d538287c02eeebf0dcf238:
- Use only RegExp and cache default (no wrapped whitespace tokenizer)
- String match: Store end-of-match and flag defined components.
- Remove manual parsing, utilize VersionNumber
- No need to look further for 'updated' GL version, (probably the vendor version),
since we utilize the ARB version number as set at creation.
Fix vendor version parser:
- Cut off GL version part of versionString (fixes case where GL version was interpreted as vendor version)
- Loop through remaining string until a valid version number w/ major.minor has been found
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varying in/out mapping is different in vertex/fragment shader!
Vertex shader: varying -> out
Fragemnt shader: varying -> in
NV GLSL compiler ignored in/out direction,
where ATI GLSL compiler failed (could not find gcu_Weight, due to dead code).
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properly; GLJPanel: Rely on GLPixelBuffer.requiresNewBuffer(..) for each frame, don't use local pixelBufferCheckSize (buggy w/ singleton)
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version, following all other internal GLSL usage utilizing ShaderCode.
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Spec [1.30 - 1.40].
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key-codes; Respect numpad printable keys; Use keySym for numpad if possible.
- KeyEvent keyCode/keySym values re-ordered!
- Remove VK_KP_<Cursor> numpad key-codes, use general VK_<Cursor> key-codes.
Numpad cursor keys are not supported on some platforms (Windows),
or not configured on most X11 configurations.
- Respect numpad printable keys,
i.e. don't treat them as non-printable.
- Use keySym for numpad if possible.
Numpad keys require modifiers, hence X11 and Windows shall return keySym.
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SingletonGLPixelBufferProvider, if provided - releasing prev. smaller GLPixelBuffer after resize.
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(Cache) in ScreenImpl.getVirtualMonitorDevice(..).
W/ RandR13, we can have a case of an Output/CRT w/o valid modes,
indicating a switched off or detached monitor.
ScreenImpl.getVirtualMonitorDevice(..) requires a Cache .. due to MonitorModeProps.streamInMonitorDevice(..)
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GLReadBufferUtil's GLPixelBuffer* usage. Ref GLJPanel SingleAWTGLPixelBufferProvider's screenshots.
Ref GLJPanel SingleAWTGLPixelBufferProvider's screenshots:
<http://jogamp.org/files/screenshots/gljpanels-singlebuffer/>
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GLPixelBuffer/.. and enhance usage; GLJPanel: Use GLPixelBuffer* API and SingleAWTGLPixelBufferProvider if possible.
Refactor: TextureData's PixelAttributes/PixelBufferProvider -> GLPixelBuffer/.. and enhance usage
- GLPixelBuffer, GLPixelAttributes and GLPixelBufferProvider have potential for wider audience,
hence extract them to package 'com.jogamp.opengl.util'.
- Using GLPixelBuffer, shall attempt to use pack/unpack row-stride, i.e.
GL2GL3.GL_PACK_ROW_LENGTH, or GL2GL3.GL_UNPACK_ROW_LENGTH.
See GLReadBufferUtil and GLJPanel
- AWTGLPixelBuffer*: Attribute 'row-stride' allows reusing a bigger buffer than requested.
GLJPanel: Use GLPixelBuffer* API and SingleAWTGLPixelBufferProvider if possible.
- Use GLPixelBuffer API to remove redundancies
- Attempts to use SingleAWTGLPixelBufferProvider to save JVM/CPU heap space
for BuffereImage and IntBbuffer (readBack)
Added unit new test demonstrating multiple overlapping GLJPanels reusing (or not)
a singlton SingleAWTGLPixelBufferProvider.
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in their own color.
Note: JComponent will introduce flickering if using opaque rendering mode!
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PixelBufferProvider: Add 'dispose()' to interface.
Transition reusing AWT specific PixelBufferProvider to allow a later user provided PixelBufferProvider.
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minor edits (final, same 'nativeOrder()' call style)
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WindowImpl.monitorModeChanged(): Resize/position if not fitting into virtual screen viewport.
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