Adding collada to the list of libraries we need to package with the viewer
Not sure why this wasn't here earlier, but this should solve the packaging problem.
linux curl appears to throw an initialization error once per session
after login. Can't hunt it down right now, so making curl asserts
llinfos for non-windows platforms. Also added a new assert on curl
initialization.
Switching curl errors from llerrs to llinfos allows the client to continue
on its merry way. Will file a jira to follow up later on why the error
happens in the first place.
autobuild recently changed to not upload to s3 without an explicit command-line
argument. Re-uploaded (this time to s3) colladadom for mac, and updated install.xml
- Fixed scrolling to selected item when a folder view receives selection inside an accordion tab while being out of visible scrolling area.
- Fixed scrolling to collapsed accordion tab when it receives selection while being out of visible scrolling area.
In case of files provided in ticket problem occured in libjpeg's jpeg_start_decompress(to be more specofic- inside it's _jinit_color_deconverter()) because if cinfo's out_color_space is RGB, then jpeg_color_space can't be JCS_YCCK (JCS_YCCK jpeg_color_space is possible for JCS_CMYK out_color_space). So when the combination of RGB and JCS_YCCK was encountered, jpeglib called ERREXIT() inside which exit() was called and viewer crashed.
- Checking for this combination before calling jpeg_start_decompress() would solve this problem in this specific case, but there are a lot of possible error combinations which cause libjpeg to exit and thus crash viewer, so copypasting checks from it into viewer code would be cumbersome, uneffective and ugly. So another approach was used instead- by default libjpeg calls exit() after encountering an error, but user can provide his own error handling function instead. on_jpeg_error() function was added in fix for this. It sets true a boolean flag that is used to determine whether there were errors in getImageDimensionsJpeg(), and this function's return value depends on it.
Loren Shih