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The NEWT VK namespace tries to map keyCodes
to its Unicode varianti, make use this quirk.
Signed-off-by: Xerxes Rånby <[email protected]>
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Signed-off-by: Xerxes Rånby <[email protected]>
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Signed-off-by: Xerxes Rånby <[email protected]>
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Signed-off-by: Xerxes Rånby <[email protected]>
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The LinuxEventDeviceManager will start new EventDevicePoller threads
when more /dev/input/event* files become available.
Signed-off-by: Xerxes Rånby <[email protected]>
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Signed-off-by: Xerxes Rånby <[email protected]>
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always sent.
This foremost fixes an issue w/ OSX/Java7 and NewtCanvasAWT offscreen CALayer usage,
which utilizes AWTKeyAdapter and AWTNewtEventFactory (AWT -> NEWT) key events.
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KeyEventListener (-> On Windows as well)
The following is observed, where t0 and t1 refer to subsequent different timestamps:
NEWT delivery order:
PRESSED (t0), RELEASED (t1) and TYPED (t1)
WINDOWS delivery order:
PRESSED (t0), TYPED (t0) and RELEASED (t1)
Windows Auto-Repeat:
PRESSED (t0), TYPED (t0)
Hence we changed the event reorder-code in NEWT to trigger NEWT-PRESSED on
Windows-TYPED for printable chars, assuring key-char values on all listener callbacks.
- KeyEvent.getKeyChar(): Removed disclaimer dedicated for Windows
- Keyevent.isActionKey(): Completed for all NEWT non-printable action keys; Added static variant
- Keyevent.isPrintableKey(): NEW: returns !isModifierKey(keyCode) && !isActionKey(keyCode) ; With static variant
- Windows WindowDriver:
- EVENT_KEY_PRESSED handles non-printable chars only
- EVENT_KEY_TYPE handles printable chars only
- Native: VK_DELETE passes keyCode
- Unit tests: Wait for completion 1s -> 2s
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'pulling' display's device - check references
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Changes allowing re-association (incl. null) of GLContext/GLDrawable:
- GLAutoDrawable: Refine API doc 'setContext(..)'
- GLContext: Refine API doc: 'setGLDrawable(..)' 'getGLDrawable()'
- GLContextImpl.setGLDrawable(): Handle null drawable
- GLAutoDrawableDelegate/GLAutoDrawableBase: Allow null GLContext
- GLDrawableHelper.switchContext(..)/recreateGLDrawable(): Balance GLContext.setGLDrawable(..) calls
- New GLEventListenerState, holding state vector [GLEventListener, GLContext, .. ]
impl. relocation of all components from/to GLAutoDrawable.
- GLDrawableUtil
- Using GLEventListenerState for swapGLContextAndAllGLEventListener(..)
+++
NEWT Window*:
- getDisplayHandle() is 'final', no more 'shortcut' code allowed
due to re-association incl. display handle.
- close*:
- close config's device (was missing)
- null config
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Changes allowing reconfig of Display handle as required
to re-associate pre-existing GLContext to a 'window':
- AbstractGraphicsDevice: Add isHandleOwner() / clearHandleOwner()
- Impl. in X11GraphicsDevice and EGLGraphicsDevice, NOP in DefaultGraphicsDevice
- DefaultGraphicsConfiguration add 'setScreen(..)'
- MutableGraphicsConfiguration
- Make DefaultGraphicsConfiguration.setScreen(..) public
- NativeWindowFactory add 'createScreen(String type, AbstractGraphicsDevice device, int screen)'
- Refactored from SWTAccessor
- NativeWindow x11ErrorHandler: Dump Stack Trace in DEBUG mode, always.
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RGB565; Fix HiSilicon/Vivante/Immersion.16 EGLConfig selection (zero depth buffer @ visualID)
- NEWT/Android Fix PixelFormat/NativeWindowFormat/VisualID Selection
- Fix allows proper selection of native window formats: RGBA8888, RGBX8888 and RGB565
- Selection is performed in 3 steps:
1) @ Construction (non native): SurfaceHolder.setFormat( getSurfaceHolderFormat( caps ) )
2) @ Native Surface Creation: getANativeWindowFormat( androidFormat) -> ANativeWindow_setBuffersGeometry(..)
Note: The set native format is revalidated, i.e. read out via ANativeWindow_getFormat(..).
3) @ EGL Creation: ANativeWindow_getFormat(..) -> fixCaps(..) - simply fixing the chosen caps.
- NEWT GLWindow.GLLifecycleHook.resetCounter:
- Also reset GLAnimatorControl's counter, if attached.
- NEWT WindowImpl -> GLLifecycleHook.resetCounter() calls issued _after_ operation before unlock().
- JOGL/EGLGraphicsConfigurationFactory
- Validate whether the visualID matching EGLConfig depth buffer is suitable.
On HiSilicon/Vivante/Immersion.16: Depth buffer w/ matching visualID is zero!
- NativeWindow/Capabilities.compareTo: Fix alpha comparison
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would cap 'em (too long).
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AWTRobotUtil: More tolerant for non AWT env.; Fix adb-launch-*
- NEWT/Android WindowDriver
- Full Lifecycle, remove refs on closeNative()
- Respect isFullscreen()
- Using static ViewGroup if available and surface not ready, allows running from main()
- AWTRobotUtil: More tolerant for non AWT env.
- Check for NEWT first
- Only use AWT iff available, which allows running on Android
- Fix adb-launch-*
- Launch main/junit tests
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Signed-off-by: Xerxes Rånby <[email protected]>
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Horizontal Scrolling Behavior (OSX, X11, Win32); Bug 639: High-Res Mouse-Wheel
- API update 'float getWheelRotation()':
Usually a wheel rotation of > 0.0f is up, and < 0.0f is down.
Usually a wheel rotations is considered a vertical scroll.
If isShiftDown(), a wheel rotations is considered a horizontal scroll,
where shift-up = left = > 0.0f, and shift-down = right = < 0.0f.
However, on some OS this might be flipped due to the OS default behavior.
The latter is true for OS X 10.7 (Lion) for example.
The events will be send usually in steps of one, ie. -1.0f and 1.0f.
Higher values may result due to fast scrolling.
Fractional values may result due to slow scrolling with high resolution devices.
The button number refers to the wheel number.
- Fix Bug 659: NEWT Horizontal Scrolling Behavior (OSX, X11, Win32)
- See new API doc above
- X11/Horiz: Keep using button1 and set SHIFT modifier
- OSX/Horiz:
- PAD: Use highes absolute scrolling value (Axis1/Axis2)
and set SHIFT modifier for horizontal scrolling (Axis2)
- XXX: Use deltaX for horizontal scrolling, detected by SHIFT modifier. (traditional)
- Windows/Horiz:
- Add WM_MOUSEHWHEEL support (-> set SHIFT modifier), but it's rarely impl. for trackpads!
- Add exp. WM_HSCROLL, but it will only be delivered if windows has WS_HSCROLL, hence dead code!
- Android:
- Add ACTION_SCROLL (API Level 12), only used if layout is a scroll layout
- Using GestureDetector to detect scroll even w/ pointerCount > 2, while:
- skipping 1st scroll event (value too high)
- skipping other events while in-scroll mode
- waiting until all pointers were released before cont. normally
- using View config's 1/touchSlope as scale factor
- Fix Bug 639: High-Res Mouse-Wheel
- getWheelRotation() return value changed: int -> float
allowing fractions, see API doc changes above.
- Fractions are currently supported natively (API) on
- Windows
- OSX
- Android
- AndroidNewtEventFactory ir refactored (requires an instance now) and
AndroidNewtEventTranslator (event listener) is pulled our of Android WindowDriver.
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delegated Activity, i.e. our ActivityLauncher (Completes commit a35beb22d712b6da85a794115b19d484a12c8643)
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delegated Activity, i.e. our ActivityLauncher
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TODO: NEWT Event Factories. Misc: Cleaned up spacing.
On some native OS, the accumulation of pressed button modifier-mask is not available, e.g. OS X.
NEWT WindowImpl.doMouseEvent(..), invoked by native NEWT events,
will track the pressed mouse button modifier-mask, similar to mouseButtonPressed to synthesize the DRAGGED event.
Added NEWT WindowImpl.doKeyEvent(..) to honor the pressed mouse button modifier-mask,
i.e. pass it w/ key events as well.
TODO: Unify synthesization of NEWT event artifacts as described by the above,
allowing NEWT event translation to benefit from same code to gain same semantics.
Notable: AWTNewtEventFactory and SWTNewtEventFactory
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- AWTNewtEventFactory's awtModifiers2Newt:
- always include NEWT BUTTON_MASK (press, release, ..)
where AWT doesn't include them at release (it's only a DOWN_MASK).
- Test BaseNewtEventModifiers, ..
- No need to call super class Before, BeforeClass, .. manually
- Use RedSquareES2 as GL demo
- Adapt to AWTNewtEventFactory's modifier change above (NEWT BUTTON MASK even at release)
- More descriptive error/log text
- Added _mandatory_ TestNewtEventModifiersNEWTWindowAWT
to test native NEWT behavior.
This shall be the golden behavior all translated events shall compare w/.
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811e3791b98fea0dfa3b7d301cb532c54df8dc82: AWT-NEWT Modifier mapping - part-2
AWTNewtEventFactory:
- getAWTButtonMask() -> getAWTButtonDownMask()
- using proper _DOWN_MASK values (regression of commit 13168c99ff9e8bf71c83f1be7afee270a3db4074)
- com.jogamp.newt.event.MouseEvent.BUTTON_NUMBER buttons
- adding 'ModifierMappings.txt' to API doc header
- remove obsolete 'int awtModifiers2Newt(int awtMods, boolean mouseHint)'
- 'int awtButton2Newt(int awtButton)' 1:1 button name mapping
Tests:
- rename TestNewtEventModifiers -> BaseNewtEventModifiers
to avoid being picked up by our junit testing framework.
The latter tests all classes starting w/ 'Test*'
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clean (was using Java7 stuff); Note: Need to test!
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GLCapabilities on X11 (feature complete)
To allow custom GLCapabilities, we had to use native parenting on X11 w/ a new child window.
The desired visualID chosen by the users GLCapabilities is passed to the new child window.
The redraw drops must be caused by the original GDK or the new child GDK window.
Now we use a plain X11 child window similar to NEWT's X11 window and NewtCanvasSWT,
which doesn't expose this bug.
(Note: SWTAccessor/GLCanvas still contains the uncommented GDK code path for further inspection, if desired)
Also added SWTNewtEventFactory to test event handling on the SWT GLCanvas w/ GearsES2.
TestSWTJOGLGLCanvas01GLn tests custom GLCapabilities now.
SWTEDTUtil has been moved to private: com.jogamp.newt.swt -> jogamp.newt.swt.
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Simplify DefaultEDTUtil impl. and fix concurrency leak w/ 'shouldStop'
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waitForVisible(.., fastFail:=false); waitForSize(..) @ setSize; reparent definePosition(..);
- surfaceLockCount-- if native lock fails
In case native lock fails, not only remove the windowLock but also decr. surfaceLockCount (proper roll back) - was a BUG!
- waitForVisible(.., fastFail:=false)
Don't fail fast if visibility wasn't reached.
- waitForSize(..) @ setSize
Wait for size change - otherwise an SWT child won't reach desired size.
- reparent definePosition(..);
Position might not get updated by WM events (SWT parent apparently)
- Windows WindowDriver: Cleanup code a bit.
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defineSize(..); Don't set persitent undecorated flag if child window at creation; Use local 'screen' directly.
- Don't issue native resize if invisible, simply use defineSize(..)
Invisible windows may not promote size change natively,
hence simply setting the size via defineSize(..) is appropriate.
Latter setVisible(true) will take size into account.
- Don't set persitent undecorated flag if child window at creation
Even if a window is a child at creation, it maybe reparented to top-level
where the default behavior is to be expected.
Undecorated top-level window shall require explicit setUndecorated(true).
- Use local 'screen' directly.
No need to make code more complicate ..
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even if on EDT thread.
DEBUG: Name EDTUtil impl, e.g. Default, AWT and SWT
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The change to AWTNewtEventFactory appears to fix the original issue
for AWTCanvas instances, and the TestNewtEventModifiersAWTCanvas
appears to work ok too. However, there are still issues with
NewtCanvasAWT and NewtCanvasSWT instances. These might be problems
in the test code, but there's also a good chance there are still
issues in the NEWT event delivery infrastructure. For the time being
I recommend that only TestNewtEventModifiersAWTCanvas be included
in routine unit tests.
The tests are defined in TestNewtEventModifiers, and the remaining
test classes extend it to define how the window and associated
GL drawing surface are created.
File ModifierMappings.txt is simply informational, and shows how
the modifier bits are laid out between AWT and NEWT. This possibly
should have been a spreadsheet.
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TestNewtCanvasSWTBug628ResizeDeadlock
- Fix deadlock situation in waitUntilStopped/Idle(), skip if on AWT/SWT EDT
- Use RunnableTask for sync task invocation, don't block AWT/SWT EDT.
- Cleanup TestNewtCanvasSWTBug628ResizeDeadlock (works on OSX as well)
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wrap task execution (or enqueing) into status-sync 'edtLock'
This fixes the disparity w/ DefaultEDTUtil, i.e. aligns it's implementation/semantics.
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possible triggered locking action, i.e. display(). Do the same for AWTEDTUtil.
This fix actually clarifies the annotated FIXME :)
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keyChar from pressed/released may be wrong (Uppercase: SHIFT-1, etc ..)
Partially reverts commit: b62e1d027c289877686d6008ea8dd40e4e1541ec
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modified flags and modifier-key events; Simplify Windows key handling
Preface: Modifier-keys are SHIFT, CTRL, ALT and META and they have a matching modifier-bit.
- Simplify Windows key handling
- Employ MapVirtualKey(..) for virtual-key to character and scancode to virtual-key mappings,
allowing to drop tracking of keyCode to keyChar in java code.
This also removes the platform restriction of delivering keyChar at TYPED only.
- Deliver keyChar w/ pressed and released
- Due to the lift restriction on the Windows platform (see above),
we can deliver keyChar w/ all key events on all platforms.
- Deliver proper modified flags and modifier-key events
All modifier-keys deliver pressed, released and typed events
with their modifier-bit set.
The above is covered by unit tests, which passed on X11, Windows and OSX (manual test run).
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OSXUtil.GetLocationOnScreen(..) if onscreen and surface available.
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- X11: Add VK_QUOTE mapping
- OSX: Add single shift, ctrl alt key press;
Fix mapping: Command -> Windows, Option -> ALT, add BACK_QUOTE and QUOTE.
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bitfield, use more IntBitfield.put(..) return value for efficiency.
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incl. auto-repeat)
- Using keyCode (bit) maps to isPressed and isAutoRepeat, allowing use of multiple keys
- Enhance unit test TestKeyEventOrderNEWT w/ injecting variations of 2 diff. keys
- Manual tested on X11, Windows and OSX w/ and w/o auto-repeat
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and w/o auto repeat. Incl. fix for Windows.
Auto-Repeat tests recognizes whether auto-repeat could be triggered by AWT Robot.
The latter is not possible on Windows, hence manual testing was required on this platform.
Impact: X11, Windows and OSX produce proper key sequence incl. auto-repeat modifier mask.
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ScreenMode rotated resolution.
ScreenMode Change Failover
- In case a timeout appears (buggy XRandR),
double check current ScreenMode in case it has been set.
Window.setFullscreen() shall use current ScreenMode rotated resolution.
- The Screen's virtual size in not correct!
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Tested manual w/ TestGearsES2NEWT on Raspberry Pi
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- Button 9 has been reported to be sent by Olamedia
- Rearrange the input bit mask in InputEvent (API Change)
- Raise the max. button number to 16
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helper.isAnimatorAnimating() for decision whether to display() now; Minor API comments.
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reshape() ; GLCanvas.reshape() only if drawble valid ; GLCanvas.validateGLDrawable() also test isDisplayable() ; Fix size validation ; resizeOffscreenDrawable(..) don't validate 'safe' size 1x1
- GLCanvas.validateGLDrawable() @ display() and reshape()
To help users using GLCanvas w/ having a realized GLCanvas/Drawable,
validateGLDrawable() is also called at reshape().
This shall ensure a valid drawable after even a non AWT-EDT issued first setVisible().
- GLCanvas.reshape() only if drawble valid
Otherwise offscreen reshape attempts would happen even on unrealized drawable,
which is not necessary.
- GLCanvas.validateGLDrawable() also test isDisplayable()
To make sure the native peer is valid, also test isDisplayable()
- Fix size validation
Since we have experienced odd size like 0 x -41
test each component, i.e. 0 < width && 0 < height.
This is done through all JOGL/NEWT components.
- resizeOffscreenDrawable(..) don't validate 'safe' size 1x1
In case method is called w/ odd size, i.e. 0 x -41,
the safe size 1x1 is used. However, we cannot validate this size.
Dump WARNING if odd size is detected.
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DisplayDriver dispatchMessagesNative() aDevice NPE at finally
The aDevice could be pulled via destroy message, hence add check if null.
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Utilizing a GlobalToolkitLock in general to lock the display connection results in deadlock
situations where locked surfaces signal other [offscreen] surfaces to render.
We have to see whether we find a better solution, for now sporadic XCB assertion still happen.
But it is preferrable to point to the root cause, then to jumping through hoops to complicate locking
or even to deadlock.
Locking:
- X11GLXGraphicsConfigurationFactory add missing device locking in:
- getAvailableCapabilities
- chooseGraphicsConfigurationStatic
- Newt/X11Window: Discard display events after window close.
Relax ATI XCB/threading bug workaround:
- ToolkitProperties: requiresGlobalToolkitLock() -> hasThreadingIssues()
- NativeWindowFactory: Don't use GlobalToolkitLock in case of 'threadingIssues' the impact is too severe (see above)
- NativeWindowFactory: Add getGlobalToolkitLockIfRequired(): To be used for small code blocks.
If having 'threadingIssues' a GlobalToolkitLock is returned, otherwise NullToolkitLock.
- X11GLXContext: [create/destroy]ContextARBImpl: Use 'NativeWindowFactory.getGlobalToolkitLockIfRequired()' for extra locking
Misc Cleanup:
- *DrawableFactory createMutableSurface: Also create new device if type is not suitable
- *DrawableFactory createDummySurfaceImpl: Pass chosenCaps and use it (preserves orig. requested user caps)
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server roundtrips.
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locking, resulting in a native-lock-free impl.
The X11 implementation details of NativeWindow and NEWT used the X11 implicit locking facility
XLockDisplay/XUnlockDisplay, enabled via XInitThreads().
The latter useage is complicated within an unsure environment where the initialization point of JOGL
is unknown, but XInitThreads() requires to be called once and before any other X11 calls.
The solution is simple and thorough, replace native X11 locking w/ 'application level' locking.
Following this pattern actually cleans up a pretty messy part of X11 NativeWindow and NEWT,
since the generalization of platform independent locking simplifies code.
Simply using our RecursiveLock also speeds up locking, since it doesn't require JNI calls down to X11 anymore.
It allows us to get rid of X11ToolkitLock and X11JAWTToolkitLock.
Using the RecursiveLock also allows us to remove the shortcut of explicitly createing
a NullToolkitLocked device for 'private' display connections.
All devices use proper locking as claimed in their toolkit util 'requiresToolkitLock()' in X11Util, OSXUtil, ..
Further more a bug has been fixed of X11ErrorHandler usage, i.e. we need to keep our handler alive at all times
due to async X11 messaging behavior. This allows to remove the redundant code in X11/NEWT.
The AbstractGraphicsDevice lifecycle has been fixed as well, i.e. called when closing NEWT's Display
for all driver implementations.
On the NEWT side the Display's AbstractGraphicsDevice semantics has been clarified,
i.e. it's usage for EDT and lifecycle operations.
Hence the X11 Display 2nd device for rendering operations has been moved to X11 Window
where it belongs - and the X11 Display's default device used for EDT/lifecycle-ops as it should be.
This allows running X11/NEWT properly with the default usage, where the Display instance
and hence the EDT thread is shared with many Screen and Window.
Rendering using NEWT Window is decoupled from it's shared Display lock
via it's own native X11 display.
Lock free AbstractGraphicsDevice impl. (Windows, OSX, ..) don't require any attention in this regard
since they use NullToolkitLock.
Tests:
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This implementation has been tested manually with Mesa3d (soft, Intel), ATI and Nvidia
on X11, Windows and OSX w/o any regressions found in any unit test.
Issues on ATI:
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Only on ATI w/o a composite renderer the unit tests expose a driver or WM bug where XCB
claims a lack of locking. Setting env. var 'LIBXCB_ALLOW_SLOPPY_LOCK=true' is one workaround
if users refuse to enable compositing. We may investigate this issue in more detail later on.
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enqueueKeyEvent(..) in WindowsDriver; Fix API doc typo.
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AUTOREPEAT_MASK modifier bit. Refine InputEvent toString(..) and list modifiers by name.
As now described in NEWT's KeyEvent:
+/**
+ * Key events are delivered in the following order:
+ * <ol>
+ * <li>{@link #EVENT_KEY_PRESSED}</li>
+ * <li>{@link #EVENT_KEY_RELEASED}</li>
+ * <li>{@link #EVENT_KEY_TYPED}</li>
+ * </ol>
+ * In case the native platform does not
+ * deliver keyboard events in the above order or skip events,
+ * the NEWT driver will reorder and inject synthetic events if required.
+ * <p>
+ * Besides regular modifiers like {@link InputEvent##SHIFT_MASK} etc.,
+ * the {@link InputEvent#AUTOREPEAT_MASK} bit is added if repetition is detected.
+ * </p>
+ */
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