21d434d2db attempted to ignore unknown
CSI sequences with a specific termination rule. This however does not
apply to mouse CSI sequences which can have characters out of that
range. Fix this by throwing away the whole sequence when an unhandled
mouse sequence is detected.
These 6-byte codes have the format of \e [ M <button> <xpos> <ypos>.
Support the first 3 mouse bottons + scroll up/down for now as
button numbers > 5 are pretty non-portable across terminals.
Pixel-based mouse position values are calculated and sent to the
input system.
the mp_log is freed when the corresponding mpv_handle (ta_parent) is
freed in the EventHelper, though it could still be used from different
threads. instead don't use a ta_parent and manually free on manual
dereferencing. on app shutdown (memory cleanup) this is not called but
instead is freed by the usual cleanup and freeing.
the LogHelper is only able to be manually dereferenced in the AppHub,
so no race conditions are possible in all other cases (vo).in the AppHub
it's impossible to hit a race condition atm, because of how the init
process works and how/where the log is used. only manually forcing
logging in the exit process itself could theoretically trigger a use
after free.
Fixes#13823
Removes mp_puts/mp_fputs and adds mp_fwrite.
In fact I wanted fwrite instead of puts, no need to make it more awkward
with the implicit new lines.
Fixes: fc55f355fc
instead of using the MP_KEY events (Int32) and using a logical OR to
generate a key event for the mpv core, use the cocoa event type for key
states and pass those to the the function. in the function we properly
map those events to the right MP_KEY events.
when dropping more than one file on the App icon or opening via Finder
the open(urls:) event might not pass all files at once in the array, but
may consecutivly call open(urls:) for each of the files or batched in
several arrays.
to fix this append any file passed to the open(urls:) event within 0.1
seconds of each other to the current playlist. the first event uses the
default behaviour.
when in libmpv mode there is no need to for logging and reading options.
this also prevents possible race conditions with the usage and deinit of
the mpv_handler.
NSApp.terminate() is not a requirement to properly shut down a cocoa
App since it only calls exit() internally. though when not used the
cocoa termination events won't trigger, which we don't need. this
prevented us to exit with a proper exit code.
rework the whole termination logic to end up at one point where we can
return the exit code from the mpv_main function.
Fixes#7456
this event has several advantages, it unifies the mpv:// url handling,
the dropping of files on the App icon and opening via finder into one
event, and it also lets us remove the file open workaround.
we had to keep track of opened files via the command line because the
event was also triggered by passed files on the command line, leading
to redundant load events.
the new event doesn't trigger from files passed via the command line
anymore.
since cocoa is initialising mpv and does several things before the mpv
core does anything and the mpv_handle was passed to the App, this can be
used to log such things before the mpv logging is available. helpful for
debugging especially bundle related things.
the logger mapping looks a bit unintuitive but error is basically yellow
what our warning is and fatal is red what our error is.
add new app_bridge objc file for bridging between mpv core and app
functionality. replace old EventsResponder singleton with AppHub.
another step to clean up all App functionality and have one central
place for it.
