This appears to be a typo for LC_CTYPE, and as such nothing
ever used it. Environment settings are set up by SetupEnvironment
anyway, and if unset just default to C/POSIX locale, so this
isn't needed here.
Avoids open/read/close of a FD on every application startup.
May help with #18947 (especially as opening files on devfs is
somewhat more expensive than on a regular filesystem.)
Exploring can take a while, and if we hold the device manager
lock the whole time, we'll block a lot of other things on the
system (including open() calls to anything in devfs.)
So, instead of holding the lock continuously, we now lock it
only temporarily, and instead add protection against deadlocks
when called by other threads besides the explore thread.
Tweaking the colors for the character view.
* Don't use hard coded colors, but B_LIST_* colors.
B_LIST_* has the advantage over B_DOCUMENT_* that there's a
*_SELECTED_COLOR, too, for the the currently selected char.
* Make the disabled characters - those not part of the currently set
font, but taken from a fallback font - a bit darker. Those lacked
contrast before IMO.
* Dark themes need some special consideration when using disable_color.
They need to be lightened where bright themes get darkened.
* Added special treatment for the color of selected items. Needed
for people (e.g. me) that run a bright theme (= dark text on light
background), but have light text on dark background for selected items.
Fixes #18948
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* Zero-test sectorsPerCluster.
* This value will be checked more thoroughly later by parse_bpb().
* Fixes #11119.
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This commit introduces enhancements to the Find Panel, focusing
on improving user experience and functionality. The primary
changes include:
1. Menu Bar Integration
- Added a Menu Bar and migrated the more-options section into this
Menu Bar for a more organized and intuitive interface.
2. Saving a Query
- Save as Option: This allows users to save a query to any location
on their storage drive. A save panel enables marking the saved
query as a template or a query file.
- Save Option: Treats Queries and templates as documents, enabling users
to override changes to the file without opening the Save as Panel
repeatedly. Context-sensitive activation of this option is also enabled.
3. Opening a Query:
- Users can open a query via the Find Panel, which brings up a File Panel for
Selection, streamlining query/query template management.
4. Templates Menu:
- Provides a convenient way to select templates. Newly saved templates
immediately updated in this menu.
5. Options Menu:
- Clear Templates: Deletes all the templates from the filesystem and
refreshes the template menu.
- Clear History: Deletes either all query files or only temporary query
files from the filesystem.
6. Improved User Flow For Saving Queries:
- Queries are treated similarly to document files, containing properties
specific to the search. Users can override and save details using the
same file.
7. History Menu:
- The History menu has also been moved into the menu bar. Here it is
segregated into temporary and saved query files. This is helpful to
slowly shift the chain of thought to only show the saved queries in the
history menu.
Summing up, these changes aim to shift parts of the Find Panel into the
Menu Bar, fitting it along the newer design. It also adds in the required
features to treat queries and query template files as mutable documents
which can be easily saved or retrieved.
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* B_ABSOLUTE_REAL_TIME_TIMEOUT is used for kernel timers, and
must be used for absolute timeout values, rather than the
B_ABSOLUTE_TIMEOUT flag. Discovered whilst implementing
`pthread_timedjoin_np`.
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It's now at HaikuArchives and supplied in a package at HaikuPorts.
EXR images are rare and mostly used in pretty specific cases, so it
isn't re-added to the default install.
Catalogs are left in-tree until they are purged from Pootle.
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We already used it for the individual date and time formats, so it
only makes sense to use it for the combined datetime format.
This fixes failures to initialize datetime data for non-POSIX locales
after the ICU upgrade, as the "full" format is now longer and contains
characters such as U+202F (NARROW NO-BREAK SPACE) which result in the
UTF-8 encoding being too large to fit in the fixed-size buffer.
This menu item has extra decorations around the label, that need the
menu to be a bit wider than just what would be needed to fit the string.
Otherwise, the string can be truncated.
The problem is not visible in the current usage in Tracker (in open
panel favorite menu) because other items force the menu to be wide
enough. However, I tried to reuse this code in another app and hit this
problem.
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FreeBSD's equivalent routine (lapic_write_icr) does not read
these registers; in fact the only thing that does read them
are its initialzation routines, and then its code to check
the interrupt delivery status (same as we do.)
Additionally, APIC_INTR_COMMAND_1_MASK only contains the bits
that are set by the OS, not the ones set by the APIC, which
means that APIC_DELIVERY_STATUS (bit 12) isn't included
and we are thus writing it back here, which doesn't
seem correct.
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Since we always compile the kernel with modern GCC, we might as well
take advantage of modern C++ features. In addition to providing
a sanity check, "final" is also an optimization, since it allows
the compiler to devirtualize calls made directly to a "final" class.
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* Rewrite most hook functions, modeling many after FreeBSD hooks and
making use of support functions ported from FreeBSD. As it stands
now, most of the FreeBSD driver files are present with minimal
changes, with a pseudo-BSD compatability layer added to make them
work in Haiku. Performance is not what it could be if the BSD code
was rewritten to interface directly with the Haiku kernel, but under
the current approach the driver might be easier to maintain in terms
of porting future FreeBSD bugfixes.
* Add support for FAT in userlandfs. Aside from being useful for
debugging, the userlandfs module provides better filename support
for characters that are not in code page 850, because it can link
libiconv.
* Update the fat_test.sh script to use dosfstools to format the tested
device, instead of the internal dosfs_initialize hook. The script
is written to test specific cluster sizes, but the initialize hook
still does not support user-specified cluster sizes.
* Coding guidelines: lightly-modified BSD files and lightly-modified
original Haiku driver files have not been revised to adhere to the
Haiku style guidelines. For BSD files, this is meant to make it
easier to compare with the FreeBSD repository when merging future
FreeBSD patches. For existing driver files, this is to highlight the
functional changes made in this change request (I can submit a
separate patch later to clean up style in these files). Also, some
#include lines are not alphbetized (they are instead ordered like
they would be in FreeBSD, because one header relies on another).
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- Setting word wrapping and resizing the BTextView to the video size
before adding the text moves the subtitles to where they are supposed
to be, and breaks long lines that would be cut off.
- Show last subtitle entry: _IndexFor returns the index at which to
insert a new subtitle for some start time, so when getting an existing
one, we always need the previous index. Before the change we would do
that after checking the time of the subtitle at the returned index,
which for the times of the last one would be outside the list.
- Improve charset detection by using the whole file. Just the first line
of subtitle text may be too short to be useful, and to get there we
should have decoded the file first. The refactor also fixes not getting
the last entry from the file.
- While not subtitle related, fix typo in aspect ratio menu shortcuts.
Fixes: 18151
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This shows that the profiler is still pretty broken, because we
are missing quite a lot of ticks on average. One run of
"profile pkgman search" here produced an output with 66 total ticks
and 423 (!) missed ticks. A brief run of WebPositive was not quite
as bad (main thread: 1078 total ticks, 157 missed ticks.)
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This way we can take advantage of the writev() optimization
added in the preceding commit.
Should also help with #15585.
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We can only do this if the underlying I/O will not be cached,
since the I/O hook bypasses any cache. But that should be fine,
as in the event that reads and writes are going through the file cache,
calling read and write multiple times isn't especially expensive.
On the other hand, when the underlying device is not a file
or something else cache-backed, making many I/O calls instead
of just one can be very expensive. The BFS journal flush seems
to routinely call writev() with over 100 iovecs on a regular basis
during high disk activity, and doing 100+ separate writes to
an external drive vs. just one makes a big difference.
Should help with #15585.
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* If realloc returns NULL, we still need to free the original pointer.
* If get_memory_map returns with B_BAD_VALUE and entries is 0,
this is really the same as B_BUFFER_OVERFLOW.
Fixes spurious I/O failures when writing the BFS journal directly
with vectored I/O (as the next commit will enable.)
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We now have just one rather than three (common_user_vector_io,
_kern_readv, kern_writev.)
No behavioral change intended, though there is some slight
functional change (syscall flags are now set/unset much earlier.)
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There seem to be no obvious alternatives to the URLs for:
* Bitstream Charter
* GLU
* Ralink
Those URLs were removed.
Fixes #18932
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- Don't add the insets twice for the preferred width when it is clamped
to the minimum one.
- Set the minimum size to the preferred one.
- Line breaking depends on text content, not available width, so can be
done without a valid text rect.
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Some of the Unicode blocks correspond to the union of two blocks as
defined in BeOS (for example, "Arabic" includes B_BASIC_ARABIC_BLOCK and
B_ARABIC_EXTENDED_BLOCK), making the `Includes` test inadequate.
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HaikuDepot had an image loading system that was well
suited to handling standard icon sizes on standard
unscaled resolution displays. The new mechanism
introduced in this commit will better support UI
scaling in the application.
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- Enable use of `find_directory()` when searching for "etc/makefile".
- Fixed a missing return statement on `_l::str()`;
- Fix "STATIC" typo on gAppTypes.
- Removed some superfluous spaces on the output makefile, added a couple
of missing ones.
- Avoid adding library paths as include dirs.
- Replace BeOS header paths with Haiku's.
- Some minor code style changes, here and there.
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It seems to be possible that in case of USB issues a Device
is destroyed before it is registered with the device manager.
In such a case fNode of the device is NULL and there is a
page fault followed by a panic.
Fixes #18922.
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This amends 20ac27def6.
I missed an important case in that commit: if pos is not -1,
then movePosition will still be false, but we nonetheless
need to increment the read/write position.
Should fix #18921.
Fix an issue where the scrollbar on user ratings
was not adjusting to the length of the ratings.
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Without this, a query term that does have an index but for which
the pattern starts with a wildcard (e.g. "*term*") is treated as having
a score of 0. That means that it is then dependent on the query order
as to whether or not the equation will run at all, since if all the terms
have a score of 0 but one has an index, placing that term first
will make the query run while any other would not.
Fixes #18672.
If we have a matching operator, we will replace the current item
with a new item, and we may need to process it again. For example,
in cases like "A||B||C", the first pass will turn this into "(A||B)||C",
and so we need to re-process the first item to get "((A||B)||C".
Fixes "Open with..." and some other things following the query parser
refactorings.
ModelMenuItem can throw exceptions if its Model fails to initialize,
and even though we pass a Model in directly, copying the Model
results in opening the underlying file again, which of course may
fail if something changed since our Model was created.
While at it, remove the return value, since it isn't used anywhere.
Should fix #18905.
This was missed in the update to Gutenprint 9.
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