representation transferring ownership, doing data aggregation
in a very pedantic way. That's just adding unneeded cost and
complication. Used the same objects to transport data as are
collecting it and everything got simpler, faster, easier to
read with fewer gotchas. Bit myself *again* doing the min/max/mean
merges but the unittests where there to pick me up again. Added
a per-region FPS metric while I was at it. This is much asked
for and there was a convenient place to sample the value.
Wanted to avoid computing metrics for duplicate requests as much as
possible, they artificially depress averages but missed an opportunity
and was including them in the counts. The non-texture case is solid.
Textures are.... confounding still. Do a better job of trying to send
one last packet to the grid when quitting. It is succeeding now, at
least sometimes. Put a comment in base llassetstorage.cpp pointing
to cut-n-paste derivation in llviewerassetstorage.cpp so that changes
can be replicated. Hate doing this but current design forces it.
refactored LLWindowShade into seperate file
improved layout of dialog
improved dialog resizing logic
Tab and Enter keys now work as expected in windowshade form
added "modal" capability to window shade
added HTTP Auth notifications to MOAP
Reason:
In viewer 2 ability was added to set aspect ratio while previewing textures. It was achieved by resizing the floater containing a texture, instead of proportionally resize the texture. The problem happened when multifloater was opened with texture preview floaters and for some floaters textures were not loaded yet. After texture was loaded, the floater (in multifloater) which contained just loaded texture resized to fit with the new texture's size and texture preview floaters screwed up from the multifloater.
Solution:
Proportionally resizing a texture inside the floater instead of the floater itself.
Also two issues was fixed: 1. when floater resized the texture streched in the floater and lost its proportions. 2. When docking texture floater to the multifloater, multifloater resized to fit with docked floater and other texture lost their proportions.
* Normally toasts are as opaque as specified by "inactive floater opacity" setting.
* When mouse is hovering a toast, the toast uses "active floater opacity" setting.
* Fading toasts have 1/2 of "inactive floater opacity".
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