fix the Memory leak: buf #295
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this should make it easier to pair arcan and arcan-net builds with a specific build/checkout/... FossilOrigin-Name: 0e02bafa8e4b9b2dce6fcabb86b5db28b84c64ddd947a9ea97eb7085223846f0
This should fix backlight control on some recent laptops, should possibly investigate further but the assumption on basename and card name does not seem to hold. FossilOrigin-Name: 2143cf4496d7dc31932e5af46993fdb83570a17358c519f6d803ad92c39e6ddd
This is a minor performance nit for cases where one want to update the attr, such as recoloring or highlighting - without reading back or otherwise track the actual codepoint contents. It adds a function that supports updating only the attribute portion, and is added to the lua bindings as an overloaded form of write_to. FossilOrigin-Name: 58f70c88aab6c8dd424f02d7dde9538abc94c14d826737290218c5c8d0c43231
FreeBSD doesn't support /latest and /quarterly package repos on EOL versions. 13.0 reaches EOL on 2022-08-31, so avoid CI breakage. FossilOrigin-Name: b29e54a09c66e1cf227d48a202f1e29dff673717821318d2ce2a04cee411e3bc
The previous push to this was mostly a placeholder to get rid of deprecated warnings and did not exactly work. This time around most issues should be sorted, and while the code remains ugly as sin, it is at least back to a tolerable / usable state. FossilOrigin-Name: fe02407a4af238ee97a106fb854f6899f60661975929f3028c370374adf10477
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The lookup function was not referenced, causing keys to be ignore due to not being locally accepted. FossilOrigin-Name: 59083a99eadc2a34b38769fb3553598beb4156f4f0a937ac9f5675e05f04636d
This would case a bad sleep on debug builds, while clocking at framecap in release builds. FossilOrigin-Name: 5ebd2e1fd9c320186e435dec9b4340c037c35c815850f39277decd64929fef74
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The last round of ffmpeg fixes were built around upstream/master ffmpeg which deprecates things yet not deprecated elsewhere. Alas the intended functions for solving the deprecations have also not been added before marking the members as such. FossilOrigin-Name: 89cd17028e83897109aa47f75340570b019e8cb0fc462a40002d6626aec1a8e7
===> Checking for items in STAGEDIR missing from pkg-plist Error: Orphaned: /man1/aclip.1 ===> Checking for items in pkg-plist which are not in STAGEDIR Error: Missing: share/man/man1/aclip.1.gz FossilOrigin-Name: 824aab08d5284df52da8329ef3b42b1054fa0b1948110f12cec6b2ebcf842a58
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The wrong amount was being slid, causing possible end-of-buffer without LF strings to truncate. The edge case of no lf in full buffer at eof was also not covered. FossilOrigin-Name: 63d1c0869440ddb09e905422b1d88bf0fd873ed26ba0e5c047ead57b75384457
when going from lwa primary or subsegment, the wrong event category was being set (target instead of external) causing messages to be discarded in the parent event processing, fixed. FossilOrigin-Name: 080aebfa82eafc8eac35f510a0cd1c22510433cd5afe47734a20f5755b2a52a1
This exposes more shmif features in LWA, permitting WORLDID to test for TYPE_FRAMESERVER, as well as updating handlers there. The handler for WORLDID and for define_arcantarget now accept state+blob-io with similar semantics as open_nonblock. FossilOrigin-Name: b440a7961b8dd16f615fd574a6dd218ffb5fdb54ce97ac2ef9835aca45c5b37b
- use macos-12 as macos-10.15 will be removed on 2022-08-30 - use major version to transparently pick up updates FossilOrigin-Name: c205160f93aed082c237e25dc634aad7738946717ea2cac75fb706fcf448bf47
this caused a meta-modifier decode error in cat9 on builds that didn't have a static bitop included in the luavm already. FossilOrigin-Name: ba58f6cae1609d3e9c76bcecb042909fe07acc145606b6b172f82ed23158127b
The previous fix to bitop did not remove the garbage that bitop register leaves on the stack, causing early rejection. The old merge of nbio-write/flush was also botched by mapping the wrong functions but nobody noticed. FossilOrigin-Name: 25eee486884e11c8dbde4744090765f1b7ebb9498bbbc48e4d5f2faa18dc4c43
same procedure as before, forgot the patches we did to the packing macro. FossilOrigin-Name: 1a52e2d47f4f4d5948ca1310e0bdc89b0a46d7a1759bac8b600299fb2a317275
The fn-callback and table versions of the read function both suffer
if the source is inifinite and faster than the processing, causing
a livelock. Normally the data_handler is used for that, but for
'foreach line' kind of contexts the other form mixes better in some
contexts.
To avoid breaking current use, this adds the behaviour that a true
return from the callback:
a:read(function(line, eof) ... return true)
will cancel processing until the next call. Similarly, the table
form now has a hidden key member:
local tbl = {read_cap = 10}
a:read(tbl)
will only read read_cap elements.
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this caused the modifier version of ctrl-space get the wrong keysym field (unknown or ' ' instead of the corresponding space value). FossilOrigin-Name: be591fd42ab2b0f11fa6c746cf15b6294235400531fe118a1f582c43701d75b2
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The state-in/out arguments were not passed correctly and the calls masked entirely in readline state. More edge cases with nbio covered. FossilOrigin-Name: f8ff43a2860541d975a04afc9ea1b6c67b32d3054d9c49d14a71d8a49f63aec5
This would trigger in the (rare) case where a blob transfer is initiated but with no data to be read at that point in time. FossilOrigin-Name: 5a9db909d8f5086736f475afa8bc6de87cceae2cdc8170136b538a56af1b5558
Borked patching lua.c causing it to always accept regardless of ns FossilOrigin-Name: a73e2bd0f89f63423322c7a37734003e2400a87220a7b60489c29d00c314497f
This should fix some signal races when there is a resize storm at startup (tiling WM particularly) for altscreen applications like nvim and top. Nvim still has problems, but those should be resolved in neovim (49a9fb2). FossilOrigin-Name: c33ba6c78d287c7adb18a31ce769adcae5673e32cbe31a9e7d35a1b4f7990fca
The wndhint parts were left in an incomplete state last release. This should add the missing 'core' parts, though there still needs to be some testing done in durden and cat9. The problem is: 1. tui client requests an embedded handover surface at x,y 2. tui client receives and hands over 3. external client begins drawing 4. tui clients moves and resizes the handover window to be 'iconified' (scaled) 5. WM respects this and picks the best fit. 6. tui client now wants it to be drawn best client determined fit. within some constraints. 7. WM forwards the hint. 8. client resizes and draws. 8. WM gets the new frame, needs to communicate this.. with a bonus of 9. WM decides to detach and external client should not try and compose (basically ignore) it until it dies or reattaches. Both need the same thing, basically a way to route displayhints to the proxy window. To do this we add some basic parent/child tracking and in the displayhint with a matching subsegment token, redirect the dimensions to the handler of the proxy window. FossilOrigin-Name: 398dcff06d2f57f22d402906e411766c8b354fb33f5e7e9b1690b2921e3aa0b4
The lua-tui/lash/cat9 saga really needs access to domain sockets at a coarse grained level. This already existed in alt but could not really be leveraged. Moved things around and exposed 'unix' to tui-fopen. FossilOrigin-Name: b581727c8dd65a69199e6e3d59ba339f47f65e638ecc4863bc341190134e99ca
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fix the Memory leak: buf Signed-off-by: zengwei zengwei1@uniontech.com
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fix the Memory leak: buf
Signed-off-by: zengwei zengwei1@uniontech.com