- LLAppDelegate header relocated to LLWindow. Definition is still present in secondlife-bin (for compatibility reasons when loading a nib).
- Return key handling fixed.
- Command key now acts the same as the control key by issuing control character codes when the command key is pressed.
- We now retrieve the window pointer directly from the app delegate in LLWindow.
- Removed the callback system in favor of simply defining functions in a header to later be implemented in whichever file is most convenient for what we want to do (i.e., calling LLWindow callbacks within LLWindowMacOSX, setting cursors in llwindowmacosx-objc.mm, etc.)
- Viewer shutdown now works appropriately
- Added a bit of debugging code to test if a key has been handled by the UI or not (useful for tracking down the mystery of the enter key not being handled)
- Setup a cocoa quit handler within the application delegate that intercepts any termination requests
- Updated to .xib format. To produce a new nib (which is required after changing the xib file), use "ibtool SecondLife.xib --compile SecondLife.nib" within the newview directory.
- xib file now defines the viewer's window. VIews are still being pragmatically added to the main window. This may change in the future.
- LLAppViewer's main loop has been slightly refactored to be executed on a timer for OS X. This probably needs a bit more work.
- Event handling still needs more work to work within a timer based event loop. It works fairly sporadically at the moment, as if events are being dropped between timer executions, at least for the mouse.
- Carbon has been purged from the viewer's startup, and from LLWindow entirely. There's likely still a few odds and ends fragmented throughout the viewer and its dependencies. Need to track these down.
- LLAppViewerMacOSX now uses NSApplicationMain, and also implements the NSApplicationDelegate protocol in LLAppDelegate.
- Fullscreen support has been implemented for OS X 10.7+
This is still a work in progress, however at this stage everything needed for a functional viewer is (mostly) complete. From here, it's mostly just bug hunting and fixing.
Geenz