- Forgot to handle command line arguments
- Because of the fact we need to be able to
use stdout and stderr we need to use regular
console application for the wrapper.
- Because of using regular application for the
wrapper we need to check forparent PID in the
isStartedFromCommandPrompt().
I really hope it's not gonna to become any more
complicated.
uses old behavior again. OSX menu and CTL-CMD-F still work as lion fullscreen as well as right-upper corner fs window-icon
- We must investigate here why double promotion happens from op calls ( dispatchEvents on redraw cause duplicated calls here )
- The actual op calls cause fs to be in a wrong state, so also mousehandles fail and CTX_wm_window(C) is not valid.
- similar problem is with quit op, which does not close the app right ( totblocks )
- i would prefer to try getting direct os function call here rather
The problem is that the render window keeps keybord input focus even after it has been
lowered. Windows maintains the Z-order of windows, so the present solution is to raise
the window that has been just below the render window.
Differential revision: https://developer.blender.org/D594
Reviewed by: campbellbarton
On earlier versions there is no proper multi-monitor support, so we leave the
choice still. But for 10.9 this just interacts better with other elements like
spaces and the dock.
With edits by Campbell, thanks!
Looks like in some cases (driver dependent?), `XDeviceMotionEvent` get generated with only part of expected data
(e.g. only x coordinate, only pressure, etc.), data which did not change since last event being NULL.
We know which data to actually handle with `XDeviceMotionEvent.first_axis` and `XDeviceMotionEvent.axes_count` values.
Reviewed by: campbellbarton
Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D208
The console window is hidden by default, but we need to avoid this when
starting from the command prompt, because it would hide the window you just
typed the command in.
Previously it would check if Blender was started from "explorer.exe" to
determine that, but that wasn't working for application launchers like
Appetizer or Colibri. Instead we now check if the process ID is the same as
the process ID of the console window, which appears to work reliably.
Reviewed By: brecht
Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D122
This means that if you have WITH_BF_QUICKTIME or WITH_CODEC_QUICKTIME enabled,
it will always use QTKit.
The old backend was only used on 32 bit OS X builds, now 32 and 64 bit builds will
give consistent input/output. On Windows or Linux quicktime isn't being used.
