The list went up to 24 already, but was capped by the previous max size
of 18. Adding 16 to the arbitrary list of font sizes closes the rather
large gap between font sizes 14 and 18 that were already in the list.
Providing a slider or text field for the font size would probably be
better in the long run.
When loading firmware, check the system non-packaged data dir first,
then the system data directory (as before). This allows loading of
firmware that doesn't reside in the system package.
* Add FLAC, which works
* Remove raw audio, ogg and AC3, as they are crashing the current ffmpeg
version.
Now it's possible to use MediaConvert to convert to FLAC, at least. For
other formats we will need to either fix ffmpeg, or write encoders using
the respective libraries (musepack, libvorbis, ...) for each format we
want to support.
Note that there are also some problems at the reading side, so using
MediaConvert, the output will be truncated and about 2 seconds of audio
will be missing at the end of the file in several cases. When this
happens, the input file is not removed from the list. Watch out for this
and don't delete the source files until you're very sure the output is
correct!
The allocation of fImpl can fail, and some methods used it without
checking. Return an error code (or NULL or 0) instead of crashing in
these cases.
Also InitCheck the fInputBuffer in BHttpRequest before trying to use it.
Fixes #11350.
Even when BDirectWindow is used, the back buffer data can be copied to
the front buffer. This happens when resizing or moving the window, and
when moving the cursor above it.
Since Charts does not touch the whole window when redrawing (it only
erases previous stars and draws new ones) this led to the last frame
drawn on the back buffer to stay visible until stars erased it.
Clearing the back buffer view with the current "sapce color" makes this
much less visible.
Fixes #96.
* It seems hex floats are not allowed in C++.
* I will fix this more cleanly, but it needs another rebuild of the gcc2
package. Until then, this lets haiku compile.
* They will be updated by a cron job once per day.
This improves the reproducability of non-current builds, as the ID-files
will no longer change over time.
* Increase sniffing rule priority to 0.251, otherwise files are detected
as text/plain (for anything lower than 0.25)
* Add sniffing pattern for utf-16 xml.
* this provides parity with the gcc_x86_syslibs packages, so
that special handling isn't required for the gcc4hybrid
builds when a recipe depends on libstdc++ (e.g. haikuwebkit)
Locking the GL context from a GLView subclass constructor can't work, as
it isn't ready yet. Move the initial setup to AttachedToWindow instead.
Fixes #8898, #10469.
* After testing the previous fix, I found that Flurry would crash again
because of a stack overflow in Mesa. This new package fixes that other
issue, so Flurry runs again.
* GLife and Gravity are still crashing, however. I'll debug these next.
The screensaver add-ons are properly linked against libGL. The libGL
code tries to load the swrast add-on. But this fails because the
BGLRenderer constructor (which is provided by libGL) is not found.
It seems that when loading an add-on, libraries linked to by other
add-ons (and not the app itself) are not searched to resolve symbols. To
avoid this issue, we now link ScreenSaver and screen_blanker to libGL,
so the GL renderer add-on can find it.
Fixes #10206
These errors do not necessarily need to be reported to the user via alerts.
They are more of an indication that HaikuDepot needs to be smarter when
figuring out what package actions to present at all.
BDragger use some tricks to draw as a partially transparent view, it
calls the parent Draw method, then draws a partially transparent bitmap
over the resulting drawing.
This only works if the parent does somthing in the dragger area. In case
it doesn't, first fill the dragger with the parent view color, so there
is at least "something" in those pixels.
Fixes #5906.
