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Commented os_linux (a bit)

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Merlijn Wajer 2010-04-05 11:01:18 +02:00
parent 0cd5099196
commit f9733bd3fb

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@ -69,13 +69,23 @@ interface
function GetNativeWindow: TNativeWindow;
private
{ display is the connection to the X server }
display: PDisplay;
{ screen-number and selected window }
screennum: integer;
window: x.TWindow;
{ Reference to the XImage }
buffer: PXImage;
{ For memory-leak checks }
dirty: Boolean; //true if image loaded
{ KeyInput class }
keyinput: TKeyInput;
{ X Error Handler }
oldXHandler: TXErrorHandler;
end;
@ -101,27 +111,32 @@ implementation
uses GraphType, interfacebase, lcltype;
{ PROBLEM: .Create is called on the main thread. ErrorCS etc aren't
created on other threads. We will create them on the fly... }
created on other threads. We will create them on the fly...
More info below...}
threadvar
xerror: string;
threadvar
ErrorCS: syncobjs.TCriticalSection;
{
This is extremely hacky, but also very useful.
We have to install a X error handler, because otherwise X
will terminate out entire app on error.
//***implementation*** TKeyInput
Since we want the right thread to recieve the right error, we have to
fiddle a bit with threadvars, mutexes / semaphores.
procedure TKeyInput.Down(Key: Word);
begin
DoDown(Key);
end;
Another problem is that the script thread is initialised on the main thread.
This means that all (threadvar!) semaphores initialised on the mainthread
are NOT initialised on the script thread, which has yet to be started.
Therefore, we check if it hasn't been created yet.
procedure TKeyInput.Up(Key: Word);
begin
DoUp(Key);
end;
** Horrible solution, but WFM **
//***implementation*** TWindow
This is the Handler function.
}
function MufasaXErrorHandler(para1:PDisplay; para2:PXErrorEvent):cint; cdecl;
@ -158,6 +173,20 @@ implementation
mDebugLn('Type: ' + inttostr(para2^._type));
end;
{ TKeyInput }
procedure TKeyInput.Down(Key: Word);
begin
DoDown(Key);
end;
procedure TKeyInput.Up(Key: Word);
begin
DoUp(Key);
end;
{ TWindow }
function TWindow.GetError: String;
begin
exit(xerror);
@ -173,6 +202,7 @@ implementation
xerror := '';
end;
{ See if the semaphores / CS are initialised }
constructor TWindow.Create(display: PDisplay; screennum: integer; window: x.TWindow);
begin
inherited Create;