use CAIRO_HINT_METRICS_ON instead of CAIRO_HINT_METRICS_OFF,
otherwise some text is cut of (e.g. quit Ink with unsaved
changes, the "t" in "Quit" in the dialog is cut off)
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We must not leave the hinting settings as their defaults,
because if we did, that would mean using the surface defaults
which might or might not use hinting (xlib does by default.)
Since we make measurements outside of the context of a surface
(-advancementForGlyph:), we need to ensure that the same
hinting settings are used there as when we draw. For now,
just force hinting to be off.
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code to only combine an uninterrupted set of scroll events.
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* Source/x11/XGServerEvent.m (-receivedEvent:type:extra:forMode:):
Only read one event from the xlib event queue, instead of all of them.
* Source/x11/XGServerEvent.m (-getEventMatchingMask:beforeDate:inMode:):
Remove call to -receivedEvent:type:extra:forMode:
* Source/x11/XGServerEvent.m (-discardEventsMatchingMask:beforeEvent:):
Remove call to -receivedEvent:type:extra:forMode:
These changes are an attempt to fix a bug where a steady stream
of X events can postpone autodisplay indefinitely. To see it, open
a long document in Ink and scroll with the mousewheel slowly but
continuously. If you scroll steadily enough, the window will not
update until you stop scrolling.
This occurs beacuse autodisplay only occurs when the AppKit event
queue is empty and the runloop runs, and without the above changes,
the AppKit event queue was filling up and not emptying until the
mousewheel events stopped arriving.
In the long run I think we should get rid of the AppKit event queue
and have XGServer override the default implementation of
-[GSDisplayServer getEventMatchingMask:beforeDate:inMode:dequeue:]
and related methods with custom ones that interact
directly with the Xlib event queue.
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* Source/cairo/CairoFontEnumerator.m,
* Source/xlib/GSXftFontInfo.m,
* Source/xlib/XGFont.m: Use NSDebugLLog instead of NSDebugLog to
reduce amount of default output.
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Update the current point after drawing text. Should not affect
anything in gui right now, but will be useful later.
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Add a hack to get landscape printing working. Comment in the source
reproduced here:
FIXME: This is confusing... When an 8.5x11 page is set to
landscape, NSPrintInfo also swaps the paperSize to be 11x8.5,
but gui also adds a 90 degree rotation as if it will
be drawing on a 8.5x11 page. So, swap 11x8.5 back to 8.5x11 here.
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paper size from print info to set the cairo page size, instead
of using the bounding box (which is usually smaller than the
paper size, and was causing cairo print output to be wrong
compared to GNUstep's built-in PostScript writer.)
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GLX_BUFFER_SIZE for NSOpenGLPFAColorSize instead of setting all
the single colour sizes, which was wrong.
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* Source/gsc/GSContext.m:
* Source/gsc/GSGState.m:
* Headers/gsc/GSGStateOps.h: Change type for -GSSetFillColor: and
-GSSetStrokeColor: from float to CGFloat
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for old versions of fontconfig.
Patch by Richard Frith-Macdonald <rfm@gnu.org>
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* Source/cairo/CairoContext.m:
* Source/cairo/CairoSurface.m:
* Source/cairo/XGCairoModernSurface.m:
* Headers/cairo/XGCairoModernSurface.h:
* Headers/cairo/CairoSurface.h: New cairo surface which uses
cairo_surface_create_similar to create a back buffer which
has an alpha channel, even if the X server doesn't support
surfaces with alpha. This new surface is also made the default
since this seems to be the recommended way to double buffer
with cairo.
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because it fixes the corrupted display problem reported by Riccardo
on 16-bit displays.
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-drawGradient:...): Check that the _ct isnt NULL.
* Source/cairo/CairoGState.m (doubleFromUserSpace,
floatToUserSpace): Use correct types in these helper functions.
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GSDragOperationForAction): Corrected drag type conversion.
Patch by Andreas Schick <andreas.schik@googlemail.com>
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context is non-NULL before calling cairo_get_target on it. Log a warning
when either the source context or target context is NULL.
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on the pattern to prevent blurred edges when scaling up.
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0, temporarily set it to 1 unit wide (in device space.) This
is an attempt at matching the behaviour of the setlinewidth
PostScript operator, which is supposed to interpret 0 as meaning
the thinnest line that the output device can draw.
Note that Quartz (and cairo) draw nothing with a line width of 0.
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* configure: Regenerate
* config.h.in: Regenerate
* Tools/xpbs.m: If Xfixes is available, use it to receive notifications when the
owner of an X11 selection changes.
In the future we should invalidate the list of cached pasteboard types when this
happens, so, e.g. copying text from gnome-terminal, the general pasteboard will only
have the text type, but subsequently copying text from OpenOffice.org, the general
pasteboard will have plain text and RTF types (currently we don't do this, so
you can't paste RTF contents unless it is in the clipboard when gpbs starts.)
The above problem is also why DND from X to GNUstep doesn't work - the dragging
pasteboard types are never updated.
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to Ink working.
- OOo uses the MIME type "text/richtext", so make that another alias for RTF
- Fix an obscure bug in measuring the size of the return buffer of
XGetWindowProperty. When an array of Atom's is returned xlib will claim
that they are 32-bit when in fact they may be 64-bit. This was causing
xpbs to miss half of the available types for a clipboard on 64-bit systems.
- Don't use 'True' for the delete paramater of XGetWindowProperty. I'm not sure
why we were deleting window properties before. gtk doesn't do that.
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Scale the result by 0.75 so the Windows default of 96 DPI is
mapped to the GNUstep default of 72 DPI. While this sounds wrong,
72 and 96 are just "virtual" DPI's; both mean 1 point = 1 pixel,
so it's actually the right thing to do.
* Source/x11/XGServerWindow.m (-resolutionForScreen:):
Comment out the implementation and just return 72 for now,
because I'm not sure if we can trust the value the X server
gives us.
NOTE: Currently -gui ignores these methods and only looks at the
GSScaleFactor user default. I'm going to make -gui use the server
values now, because it's safe to do so on Windows (the system
DPI is set by the user, and affects all applications.)
NOTE: We might consider refactoring these methods to be called
scaleFactorForScreen: to make it clearer what they do.
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imagecursor support.) configure test is still TODO, so it isn't
compiled in at the moment.
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* Source/cairo/CairoGState.m: Remove most of the rounding code and
implementation of DPSstrokeadjust.
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* Source/art/path.m (-DPSrectfill::::),
* Source/xlib/XGGState.m (-DPSrectfill::::): Change name of local
variable to avoid compiler warning.
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