Closes PR 14715, where Eli describes the repair
(Probably, the "collects" directory was missing from the uninstaller
list because "collects" moved under "lib" in an intermediate variant
of the directory organization.)
If a keymap has a grab, then discard key events that are modifier
changes or key releases.
Adjusts commit 8ba8d01ec0 so that Ctl-u work in DrRackt (and
other framework-based programs).
Suppress WM_KEYDOWN messages to a button or checkbox, so that the
top-level window takes care of Space and Return for a button or
checkbox with the keyboard focus.
Closes PR 14710
Previously, `keymap%` would return #t for all shift, ctrl, and key release
events. DrRacket's editors would then not handle those events (correctly,
as they shouldn't handle already-handled events), meaning that the events
weren't sent to any snips.
This repair turns out to matter for Mac OS X 10.10, where creating
a list box in a frame somehow makes the frame an instance of a
subclass (that implements notifications of some sort, I think).
That subclassing broke an `(objc-is-a? ... RacketWindow)` test to
recognize windows that belong to a particular eventspace.
For some types, (equal? x y) is transformed into (eq? x y) in the resolve phase.
This commit adds this transformation to the optimizer phase. This improves
constant folding and enable some optimizations that are prevented
because equal? can run arbitrary code.
Also, transform (eq? #f x) => (not x) and (eq? '() x) => (null? x) to use
the type information of x when it's known.
If a Mach-O file installed with `{copy,move}-foreign-libs` has a
"@loader_path/" reference to a library that is installed in a
different target directory (normally because it's from a package that
is installed in a different scope), then change "@loader_path/" to an
absolute-path reference to that target.
The `panel%` and `pane%` classes were not originally intended for
direct instantiation; instead, `horizontal-pane[l]%` and
`vertical-pane[l]%` provide basic placements that make sense for
multiple children. Adjusting `pane[l]%` to just overlay all children
seems both sensible and useful (if only one child is shown at a time,
for example).
As suggested by David Nelson.
Currently the optimizer can convert ((let (...) ... proc) x) to
(let (...) ... (proc x)). This is useful especially if proc can be
inlined. Extend this to begin's forms.
Previously, the optimizer simplified the application of some unary functions inside let,
for example (car (let () ... (cons 1 2)) => (let () ... 1). This commit extends this to begin forms,
like (car (begin ... (cons 1 2)) => (begin ... 1).
Also, constant folding and some reductions were only availed in the direct case, for example
(procedure? car) => #t. With this commit these reductions are extended to the expressions
inside let and begin, for example (procedure? (let () (begin ... car))) => (let () (begin ... #t).
got broken in 2e284cc783
The racket version of libunwind is not compatible with QNX but old-style stacktraces are still working with the default gcc version
