Move static variables to context filling in by this fcuntion
and owned by a callee function. This ensures no conflicts
between threads happens because of static variables used in
this function.
Also moved modifier types and virtual modifiers data to a
function called from creator. This is needed to be sure all
the information is properly initialied to the time when
threads starts to use this data.
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svn merge -r57899:57900 ^/branches/soc-2013-depsgraph_mt
this means in editmode with wire draw, face and vertex normals don't have to be calculated at all.
in most cases the normals are not used so add a flag that makes calculating them only for functions that need them.
also fix face normal calculation for CDDM, was using quad calculation for ngons too.
draw mode. This happens because it uses node data structures in threads, now
it does same as preview render, which is to immediately stop the render thread
when e.g. deleting nodes.
internal viewport rendering. Lots of tweaks here, mainly:
* Stop 3D viewport render and free database before undo.
* Accumulate update flags rather than replace them each time it rerenders, to
avoid previous updates getting lost.
* Don't check against Render struct view parameters for changes, those are set
in the job thread which might not run before the next update call.
Forward enum declaration is a bad idea, especially for C++ which requires
enum specification to dteermine which data type to use to store it.
Alternative would be to not use enum as an arument and pass it as int,
but actually would rather be strict on typing -- using explicit enum
as parameter type helps understanding the code and prevents possible
mistakes when using the function.
Global undo/redo now clears the local undo editmode stack entirely.
Error goes back to the 2.3 days, when undo was added.
Global undo refreshes the entire internal database, so all ID pointers get invalid.
This cases editmode undo storage to fail, if it uses ID pointers as well.
The error was that for any Mesh undo stack, a single global undo would make the
mesh stack corrupt. Back in edit mode, on undo you'd lose assigned texture images,
or get bad crashes.
The downside is that people expect this to work... it's a fun feature to maintain
stacks separately. Having this instable is not acceptable though. Needs quite some
redesign work to solve it (like Dalai's kill-the-tface project :)
from Lawrence D'Oliveiro (ldo)
Get rid of BLI_splitdirstring, replace with calls to BLI_split_dirfile, BLI_split_dir_part and BLI_split_file_part as appropriate.
This means you can for example, uv unwrap in quad-view and change settings in the toolbar without defaulting back to the first quad-view region available.
This may be displayed to the user later, for now this is set on executing registrable operators.
Bug was in fact that the options for this operator couldn't be accessed (unless you knew to press f6), now the redo panel sets the window area before polling.
Now other operators that use the window region will show settings too.
Undoing/redoing in sculpt and other paint modes should only use the
mode-specific undo, not global undo. It is now consistent with edit
mode and avoids tricky interaction between the two systems.
This commit adds "shift" and numtype to both Bevel and Inset mesh operators.
It also gets rid of the magicnumber used in NumInput to str operation (currently, 20 chars per element, now defined as NUM_STR_REP_LEN in ED_numinput.h).
investigation lead to finding 3 bugs here...
- transform key input handling didnt ignore minus key on an unsigned value as it should.
- not being able to set numcuts to 0 made typing in numbers not very useful.
- backspace would set the cuts to an unsigned value.
