This change looks more complicated than it actually is. I basically turned max effect into a scaling parameter, versus a clamping parameter. Piece of cake, just moved some code around and made minor logic changes.
The problem was caused by an outdated message name stored in LLInventoryObserver::mMessageName and not updated properly in LLInventoryModel::notifyObservers().
The message name used in LLInventoryAddedObserver::changed() was the name of the message most recently passed by LLInventoryModel::notifyObservers(), instead of the name of the latest actually received message. Using the most recent message name in this case fixed the problem.
Committed on behalf of Richard Linden:
This patch makes clipping work consistently with text and embedded widgets. The widgets will only be displayed if the corresponding text they are embedded in is displayed. There is also a new param "clip" for text widgets that can be used to disable clipping entirely. I introduced this as a potential work around due to the fact that we *used* to assume that text was never clipped in the vertical direction unless we had scrolling turned on. This hasn't been the case for over a year, but now we can selectively turn off vertical text clipping with (clip="false") if we have to.
- In case of using "login" or "autologin" command-line parameters, URL of the start location should be set during configuration initialization of application. This is because there won't be ability to set it before login state (panel login won't be shown).
* Added checks for image file contents not matching the file extension (e.g. a bitmap named file.jpg).
* Added checks for abnormally short files to avoid crashes when parsing them.
reverted throttling of untrusted slapps to 1 every 5 seconds
don't treat slapps originating from external browsers as clicks and thus bypassing throttling
Paul ProductEngine