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Change the library copying to use a system variable for the location that works in both builds
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Lost as part of the accidental VS2012 change.
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To share as much code as possible between the Windows 8 app, windows phone app
and Windows desktop app, remove dependencies of Platform and Windows::Foundation
in files that interface to mupdf and replace with C/C++ std methods.
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We have to clean up the DirectX memory during suspension.
Also define NDEBUG for the release cases so that we avoid the use of OutputDebugStringA
in error.c which is not allowed in Windows store apps.
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Under iOS 7, the slider becomes inoperable when included a toolbar
item in the standard way. Instead just add it as a subview, being careful
to also remove it to avoid multiple copies
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Interaction with forms may change several pages, so all pages currently
represented by view need updating.
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Otherwise, in portrait mode, there isn’t enough room for all five buttons
and some are not displayed.
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The tiling in x and y is needed to ensure that we can print at high
resolutions with devices that have smaller bit map sizes (e.g. the surface).
Banding only in the y dimension like we often do is not sufficient.
Also fix an open with file association bug that must of occurred with the
transition to 8.1
And update WinRT solution for recent changes in mupdf code. This includes
the addition of a few new files and the document type registration.
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Also change the way the back button works, using an explicit action, rather
than relying on the navigation controller. Doing so allowed an alert dialog to
be displayed asking if document changes should be discarded or saved.
It also allowed the word-based button to be replaced by an icon-based one,
which saves space (important for iPod and iPhone).
We may want to also save on other occasions, but this at least provides some
way to do so.
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Doesn’t work in iOS 7.1: removes the the whole text view
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root menu
Seems more natural and avoids cases where tapping doesn’t bring the bar back,
hence trapping the user in one of the submodes.
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Use conversion assuming ascii as a fallback to assuming utf8. The library
should be converting to utf8 but doesn’t currently.
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Also bring up the keyboard automatically
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We define a document handler for each file type (2 in the case of PDF, one
to handle files with the ability to 'run' them, and one without).
We then register these handlers with the context at startup, and then
call fz_open_document... as usual. This enables people to select the
document types they want at will (and even to extend the library with more
document types should they wish).
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See SumatraPDF's repo for a Windows-only implementation using WIC.
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Using postOnAnimation in place of post noticably improves scroll
smoothness. Also avoid posting multiple runnables unnecessarily.
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Make single-point strokes display by special casing them as
circles. Thanks for Michael Cadilhac for the suggestion.
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In some cases freshly-created annotations could fail to appear because the HQ patch was
being left in place even when zoomed fully in, and when in that state, the patch was not
updated. The bug was usually hidden by an onLayout call being triggered with an out-
of-date patch, which causes the HQ patch to be removed. The bug is fixed by having
addHq remove the patch when fully zoomed out. Since now addHq may sometimes add
the patch and sometimes remove it, I've renamed it to updateHq.
Correctness of this fix has not been checked because I was unable to trigger the bad
behaviour on my test device.
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While scrolling, avoid some overheads to do with image scaling that
need updating only on a zoom-level change
Remove a pointless invalidate call.
Avoid calls to removeViewInLayout and removeAllViewsInLayout that
were being made in functions not called from onLayout
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Thanks to Dale King for reporting this.
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issues with surface thumb rendering.
Also, make updates for changes made to font names and 3rd party file structures.
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Only -I the config header directory if building the thirdparty library,
not if using the system library.
Fix bug 694808.
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The OpenJPEG in gs is v2, with various patches for fixes. These are in
the process of being passed upstream. We now automatically pull the
openjpeg tree out of GhostPDL and put it in as one particular branch
in the thirdparty/openjpeg.git repo. Change to track this in MuPDF.
This is in keeping with what we have been doing with the jbig2dec
repo for a while now.
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Thanks to 'tom' from irc for pointing this out.
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After much research it was determined that use of the DirectX 2D methods is the proper way
to add printing support to a Windows 8 application. This enables the pages to be rendered
as they are requested by the print thread. This occurs for both the print preview screen
as well as the print to the output device.
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+/- 2. Thanks to Robin for catching this.
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This uses the xaml printing methods. It is likely that I need to go do a DirectX approach since the xaml
printing method could run into memory problems as it seems the architecture requires all the pages to
be rendered prior to the print job even starting. Currently checking on this with a contact at MS.
I wanted to get this code in place now since it is working and it has the needed framework for much of
what we want. A change to DirectX requires a changes in the solution file that may be complicated and so it
makes sense to do a split here with respect to providing printing support.
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