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Aug 13, 2008:
- 9:49 PM Changeset in webkit [35752] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
2008-08-13 Sam Weinig <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reviewed by Anders Carlson.
Fix style issue.
- html/HTMLMediaElement.cpp: (WebCore::HTMLMediaElement::pickMedia):
- 9:26 PM Changeset in webkit [35751] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit/mac
2008-08-13 Stephanie Lewis <email@example.com>
fix 64bit build
- WebCoreSupport/WebInspectorClient.mm:
- 8:43 PM Changeset in webkit [35750] by
- 2 edits in trunk/JavaScriptCore
2007-08-13 Geoffrey Garen <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reviewed by Oliver Hunt.
Nixed a PIC branch from JSObject::getOwnPropertySlot, by forcing
fillGetterProperty, which references a global function pointer,
.2% SunSpider speedup, 4.3% access-nbody speedup, 8.7% speedup on a
custom property access benchmark for objects with one property.
- kjs/JSObject.cpp: (KJS::JSObject::fillGetterPropertySlot):
- 8:16 PM Changeset in webkit [35749] by
- 4 edits in trunk
- 8:13 PM Changeset in webkit [35748] by
- 1 copy in tags/Safari-6528.1
New tag.
- 8:06 PM Changeset in webkit [35747] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Build fix for Cairo, not reviewed. (exposed by gtk build slave)
Continue Erics build fixes, after the Image cleanup.
- 7:38 PM Changeset in webkit [35746] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Build fix for Qt, not reviewed.
Don't declare eventuallyMarkAsParserCreated in a block wrapped by !USE_QXMLSTREAM.
- 7:26 PM Changeset in webkit [35745] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Build fix, not reviewed.
Add ScriptElement.cpp to Gtk build.
- 7:22 PM Changeset in webkit [35744] by
- 10 edits2 adds in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Eric.
Fixes: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=20372
Refactor HTMLScriptElement's code into a common base class: ScriptElement.
SVGScriptElement will be converted to use ScriptElement in a follow-up patch.
This resolves code duplications and allows us to completly replace the old
SVGScriptElement (which doesn't use CachedScript, no dynamic injected scripts etc..)
As ScriptElement, doesn't actually inherit from Element, we may want to rename
it, though StyleElement uses the same naming convention, so I left it as is for now.
Eventually we'll rename both files in future.
No functional changes yet, as SVGScriptElement doesn't yet use the new base class.
- 7:17 PM Changeset in webkit [35743] by
- 4 edits in trunk/WebCore
Attempt to fix the Gtk build, no review.
I removed the bogus GraphicsContext::translatePoint() hack for Gtk in the process.
- platform/graphics/GraphicsContext.h:
- platform/graphics/cairo/GraphicsContextCairo.cpp:
- platform/graphics/qt/GradientQt.cpp:
- platform/graphics/qt/GraphicsContextQt.cpp:
- platform/gtk/RenderThemeGtk.cpp: (WebCore::paintMozWidget):
- 7:06 PM Changeset in webkit [35742] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit/win
Attempt to fix the windows build, not review.
- WebIconDatabase.cpp: (WebIconDatabase::getOrCreateDefaultIconBitmap):
- 7:03 PM Changeset in webkit [35741] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Attempt to fix the Windows build, no review.
- platform/win/CursorWin.cpp: (WebCore::loadCursorByName):
- platform/win/ScrollViewWin.cpp: (WebCore::ScrollView::paint):
- 6:29 PM Changeset in webkit [35740] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Attempt to fix the Windows build, no review.
- platform/win/CursorWin.cpp: (WebCore::loadCursorByName):
- platform/win/ScrollViewWin.cpp: (WebCore::ScrollView::paint):
- 6:24 PM Changeset in webkit [35739] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Attempt to fix the Qt build, no review.
- platform/graphics/qt/ImageBufferQt.cpp: (WebCore::ImageBuffer::image):
- 6:21 PM Changeset in webkit [35738] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Attempt to fix the Windows build, no review.
- platform/graphics/win/ImageWin.cpp: (WebCore::Image::loadPlatformResource):
- plugins/win/PluginViewWin.cpp: (WebCore::PluginView::paintMissingPluginIcon):
- 6:15 PM Changeset in webkit [35737] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Another attempt to fix the Qt build, no review.
- platform/graphics/qt/ImageQt.cpp:
- platform/graphics/qt/StillImageQt.h:
- 6:05 PM Changeset in webkit [35736] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
No review, build fix only.
Fix mac build, due to change in new code since my patch was written.
- svg/graphics/cg/SVGResourceMaskerCg.mm: (WebCore::SVGResourceMasker::applyMask):
- 5:59 PM Changeset in webkit [35735] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
Build fix only, no review.
Attempt to fix the Qt build.
- platform/graphics/qt/ImageBufferQt.cpp:
- platform/graphics/qt/StillImageQt.h: (WebCore::StillImage::create): (WebCore::StillImage::destroyDecodedData): (WebCore::StillImage::decodedSize):
- 5:42 PM Changeset in webkit [35734] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Build fix only, no review.
Attempt to fix the Qt build.
- html/CanvasStyle.cpp: (WebCore::CanvasStyle::applyStrokeColor): (WebCore::CanvasStyle::applyFillColor):
- 5:30 PM Changeset in webkit [35733] by
- 3 edits3 adds in trunk
Reviewed by Sam.
Match HTML5 spec by throwing INVALID_STATE_ERR when
createPattern is called and the HTMLImageElement is not
yet done loading the image (!isComplete)
Test: http/misc/canvas-pattern-from-incremental-image.html
- html/CanvasRenderingContext2D.cpp: (WebCore::CanvasRenderingContext2D::createPattern):
- 5:29 PM Changeset in webkit [35732] by
- 16 edits5 adds in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Niko.
Split out a Pattern class from CanvasPattern
and remove all the Pattern-related #ifdefs
(This will break non-mac platforms! I will fix them.)
- GNUmakefile.am:
- WebCore.pro:
- WebCore.vcproj/WebCore.vcproj:
- WebCore.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj:
- WebCoreSources.bkl:
- html/CanvasPattern.cpp: (WebCore::CanvasPattern::parseRepetitionType): (WebCore::CanvasPattern::CanvasPattern):
- html/CanvasPattern.h: (WebCore::CanvasPattern::create): (WebCore::CanvasPattern::pattern): (WebCore::CanvasPattern::originClean):
- html/CanvasRenderingContext2D.cpp: (WebCore::CanvasRenderingContext2D::createPattern): (WebCore::CanvasRenderingContext2D::applyStrokePattern): (WebCore::CanvasRenderingContext2D::applyFillPattern):
- html/CanvasRenderingContext2D.h:
- html/HTMLCanvasElement.cpp:
- html/HTMLCanvasElement.h:
- loader/FrameLoader.cpp: (WebCore::FrameLoader::createHistoryItem):
- platform/graphics/GraphicsContext.h:
- platform/graphics/cairo/GraphicsContextCairo.cpp: (WebCore::GraphicsContext::applyStrokePattern): (WebCore::GraphicsContext::applyFillPattern):
- platform/graphics/cg/GraphicsContextCG.cpp: (WebCore::GraphicsContext::clipToImageBuffer): (WebCore::GraphicsContext::applyStrokePattern): (WebCore::GraphicsContext::applyFillPattern):
- 5:29 PM Changeset in webkit [35731] by
- 26 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Niko.
Make Images RefCounted (and clean up callers)
- editing/DeleteButtonController.cpp: (WebCore::DeleteButtonController::createDeletionUI):
- loader/CachedImage.cpp: (WebCore::CachedImage::CachedImage): (WebCore::brokenImage): (WebCore::nullImage): (WebCore::CachedImage::image): (WebCore::CachedImage::notifyObservers): (WebCore::CachedImage::createImage):
- loader/CachedImage.h:
- loader/icon/IconRecord.cpp: (WebCore::IconRecord::setImageData): (WebCore::IconRecord::loadImageFromResource):
- loader/icon/IconRecord.h:
- platform/graphics/BitmapImage.h: (WebCore::BitmapImage::create):
- platform/graphics/GeneratedImage.h:
- platform/graphics/Gradient.cpp:
- platform/graphics/Gradient.h:
- platform/graphics/Image.cpp: (WebCore::Image::nullImage):
- platform/graphics/Image.h:
- platform/graphics/ImageBuffer.h:
- platform/graphics/cairo/ImageBufferCairo.cpp: (WebCore::ImageBuffer::image):
- platform/graphics/cg/ImageBufferCG.cpp: (WebCore::ImageBuffer::image): (WebCore::ImageBuffer::getImageData): (WebCore::ImageBuffer::putImageData):
- platform/graphics/cg/PDFDocumentImage.h: (WebCore::PDFDocumentImage::create): (WebCore::PDFDocumentImage::destroyDecodedData): (WebCore::PDFDocumentImage::decodedSize):
- platform/graphics/gtk/ImageGtk.cpp: (WebCore::Image::loadPlatformResource):
- platform/graphics/mac/ImageMac.mm: (WebCore::Image::loadPlatformResource):
- rendering/RenderImage.cpp:
- rendering/RenderLayer.cpp: (WebCore::RenderLayer::paintOverflowControls):
- svg/graphics/SVGImage.cpp: (WebCore::SVGImage::nativeImageForCurrentFrame):
- svg/graphics/SVGImage.h: (WebCore::SVGImage::create): (WebCore::SVGImage::destroyDecodedData): (WebCore::SVGImage::decodedSize): (WebCore::SVGImage::frameAtIndex):
- svg/graphics/cairo/SVGPaintServerPatternCairo.cpp: (WebCore::SVGPaintServerPattern::setup):
- svg/graphics/cairo/SVGResourceMaskerCairo.cpp: (WebCore::SVGResourceMasker::applyMask):
- svg/graphics/cg/SVGPaintServerPatternCg.cpp: (WebCore::patternCallback):
- svg/graphics/cg/SVGResourceMaskerCg.mm: (WebCore::SVGResourceMasker::applyMask):
- 5:28 PM Changeset in webkit [35730] by
- 6 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Sam.
Remove #ifdefs from CanvasStyle by using platform/Color.h
There are some down-sides to this commit.
This commit limits us to 255 levels of grey for calls like:
context.setStrokeStyle(.37, 1.0)
previously CG might have used up to 32bits to store the grey level
Since setStrokeStyle is not part of HTML5, I don't suspect the web will notice.
Likewise, setStrokeStyle/setFillStyle calls which used float colors are now limited
to RGBA32 (like all the rest of colors in WebCore), thus:
context.setStrokStyle(.37, .24, .456, .99) will now have the same precision as:
context.strokeStyle = "rgba(.37, .24, .456, .99)", which is to say RGBA32
If this is a problem for Dashboard, we can either roll out this commit
or add a beefier Color abstraction, which can be used internally by GraphicsContext
when keeping state, and then GraphicsContext can grow some additional set* routines
for setting the a grey/float/whatever fill and stroke.
- html/CanvasRenderingContext2D.cpp: (WebCore::CanvasRenderingContext2D::setFillStyle):
- html/CanvasStyle.cpp: (WebCore::CanvasStyle::CanvasStyle): (WebCore::colorWithOverrideAlpha): (WebCore::CanvasStyle::applyStrokeColor): (WebCore::CanvasStyle::applyFillColor):
- html/CanvasStyle.h:
- platform/graphics/Color.cpp: (WebCore::colorFloatToRGBAByte): (WebCore::makeRGBA32FromFloats):
- platform/graphics/Color.h:
- 4:50 PM Changeset in webkit [35729] by
- 3 edits2 adds in trunk
2008-08-13 Eric Carlson <email@example.com>
Reviewed by Adele Peterson.
Fix for <rdar://problem/6137931>
Remove all parameters from the MIME type before checking with the MIME type registry
Tests: media/video-source-type-params.html
- html/HTMLMediaElement.cpp: (WebCore::HTMLMediaElement::pickMedia): only pass the portion before the first ';' to isSupportedMediaMIMEType()
2008-08-13 Eric Carlson <email@example.com>
Reviewed by Adele Peterson.
Add test case for parameters on a <source> element 'type' attribute.
- media/video-source-type-params-expected.txt: Added.
- media/video-source-type-params.html: Added.
- 2:36 PM Changeset in webkit [35728] by
- 4 edits in trunk/WebCore
2008-08-13 Beth Dakin <email@example.com>
Reviewed by Sam Weinig.
Fix for <rdar://problem/6141345>
This patch refines findString and markAllMatchesForText functions'
interactions with disconnected frames. They no longer rely on
knowing where a range is relative to the visible region and work
with disconnected frames that contain frames.
- editing/Editor.cpp: (WebCore::Editor::insideVisibleArea): Now returns a bool instead of the visiblity enum. (WebCore::Editor::firstVisibleRange): This now returns the very first visible range in the document. It's no longer dependent on searching forward. (WebCore::Editor::lastVisibleRange): This now returns the very last visible range in the document. It's no longer dependent on searching backwards. (WebCore::Editor::nextVisibleRange): This returns the next visible range in the appropriate direction from the current range.
- editing/Editor.h:
- page/Frame.cpp: (WebCore::Frame::findString): (WebCore::Frame::markAllMatchesForText):
- 1:07 PM Changeset in webkit [35727] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
wx build fix for case-sensitive platforms, like Linux.
- 1:00 PM Changeset in webkit [35726] by
- 2 edits in trunk/JavaScriptCore
2008-08-13 Alp Toker <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reviewed by Eric Seidel.
WTF::initializeThreading() fails if threading is already initialized
Fix threading initialization logic to support cases where
g_thread_init() has already been called elsewhere.
Resolves database-related crashers reported in several applications.
- wtf/ThreadingGtk.cpp: (WTF::initializeThreading):
- 12:56 PM Changeset in webkit [35725] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
2008-08-13 Marco Barisione <email@example.com>
Reviewed by Holger Freyther.
[GTK] PlatformScreenGtk is unimplemented
Original patch by Christian Dywan.
- platform/gtk/PlatformScreenGtk.cpp: (WebCore::screenDepth): (WebCore::screenDepthPerComponent): (WebCore::screenIsMonochrome): (WebCore::screenRect): (WebCore::screenAvailableRect):
- 12:42 PM Changeset in webkit [35724] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
2008-08-13 Jan Michael Alonzo <email@example.com>
Reviewed by Holger Freyther.
SharedTimerGtk should use G_PRIORITY_DEFAULT_IDLE for g_idle_add
g_idle_add is the same as g_idle_add_full with a priority of
G_PRIORITY_DEFAULT_IDLE, so we can safely use that.
- platform/gtk/SharedTimerGtk.cpp: (WebCore::setSharedTimerFireTime):
- 12:03 PM Changeset in webkit [35723] by
- 6 edits in trunk/WebKit/win
Implemented DOMHTMLElement::idName() and WebFrame::frameElement().
Added IWebFrame::paintDocumentRectToContext() so we can paint a frame's
content into a device context. Changed WebView::paintDocumentRectToContext()
to call that WebFrame method.
Reviewed by Adam Roben.
- DOMHTMLClasses.cpp: (DOMHTMLElement::idName):
- Interfaces/IWebFramePrivate.idl:
- WebFrame.cpp: (WebFrame::paintDocumentRectToContext): (WebFrame::frameElement):
- WebFrame.h:
- WebView.cpp: (WebView::paintDocumentRectToContext):
- 11:11 AM Changeset in webkit [35722] by
- 7 edits in trunk
Remember the docked state of the Web Inspector, so it can be reopened docked if it was last docked.
2008-08-13 Timothy Hatcher <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Changed the InspectorController so it can be notified when the
attached state of the Inspector changes in WebKit.
Reviewed by Kevin McCullough.
- WebCore.base.exp: Updated the symbol for setWindowVisible.
- page/InspectorController.cpp: (WebCore::InspectorController::setWindowVisible): Added an attached argument, that defaults to false.Call setAttachedWindow with the attached argument. (WebCore::InspectorController::setAttachedWindow): Call the script version of setAttachedWindow.
- page/InspectorController.h:
- page/inspector/inspector.js: (WebInspector.setAttachedWindow): Set the attached property.
2008-08-13 Timothy Hatcher <email@example.com>
Remember the docked state of the Web Inspector, so it can be
reopened docked if it was last docked.
Reviewed by Kevin McCullough.
- WebCoreSupport/WebInspectorClient.mm: (-[WebInspectorWindowController init]): Initialize _shouldAttach to the value stored in the user defaults. If there has never been a value stored, default to being attached. (-[WebInspectorWindowController showWindow:]): Pass the attached state to InspectorController::setWindowVisible.
- 11:10 AM Changeset in webkit [35721] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit/mac
Remove the Inspector's WebView for the view hierarchy when closed
while attached. This prevents it from showing in the background
while the page changes.
Reviewed by Kevin McCullough.
- WebCoreSupport/WebInspectorClient.mm: (-[WebInspectorWindowController close:]): Call removeFromSuperview on the Inspector's WebView if it isn't attached, so it will not be visible when navigating pages while closed.
- 11:10 AM Changeset in webkit [35720] by
- 6 edits1 add in trunk/WebCore
Added a close button to the Inspector's toolbar when docked.
Reviewed by Kevin McCullough.
- page/InspectorController.cpp: (WebCore::closeWindow): Call InspectorController::closeWindow. (WebCore::InspectorController::windowScriptObjectAvailable): Added closeWindow to the script class.
- page/InspectorController.h:
- page/inspector/Images/closeButtons.png: Added.
- page/inspector/inspector.css: Added and changed styles.
- page/inspector/inspector.html: Added the close button.
- page/inspector/inspector.js: (WebInspector.loaded): Added click event listener to the close button. (WebInspector.close): Call InspectorController.closeWindow.
- 11:10 AM Changeset in webkit [35719] by
- 23 edits in trunk
Make the docked Web Inspector resizable.
2008-08-12 Timothy Hatcher <email@example.com>
Make the docked Web Inspector resizable. This is the cross platform
portion of the code. Each InspectorClient needs to implement the
real resize code.
Reviewed by Kevin McCullough.
- loader/EmptyClients.h: Added an empty setAttachedWindowHeight.
- page/InspectorClient.h: Added setAttachedWindowHeight.
- page/InspectorController.cpp: (WebCore::setAttachedWindowHeight): Call setAttachedWindowHeight on the InspectorController. (WebCore::InspectorController::setAttachedWindowHeight): Call setAttachedWindowHeight on the client. (WebCore::InspectorController::windowScriptObjectAvailable): Added setAttachedWindowHeight to the script class.
- page/InspectorController.h:
- page/inspector/inspector.css: Make the cursor on the toolbar be row-resize when docked.
- page/inspector/inspector.js: (WebInspector.loaded): Always add the toolbarDragStart event listener. (WebInspector.toolbarDragStart): Return early if we are not attached and not on Leopard. Call WebInspector.elementDragStart. (WebInspector.toolbarDragEnd): Call WebInspector.elementDragEnd. (WebInspector.toolbarDrag): When attached call setAttachedWindowHeight, otherwise call moveByUnrestricted.
2008-08-12 Timothy Hatcher <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Add a stub for InspectorClient::setAttachedWindowHeight.
- WebCoreSupport/InspectorClientGtk.cpp: (WebKit::InspectorClient::setAttachedWindowHeight): Call notImplemented().
- WebCoreSupport/InspectorClientGtk.h:
2008-08-12 Timothy Hatcher <email@example.com>
Make the docked Web Inspector resizable.
Reviewed by Kevin McCullough.
- WebCoreSupport/WebInspectorClient.h:
- WebCoreSupport/WebInspectorClient.mm: (WebInspectorClient::setAttachedWindowHeight): Call setAttachedWindowHeight: on the WebInspectorWindowController. (-[WebInspectorWindowController showWindow:]): Call setAttachedWindowHeight:. (-[WebInspectorWindowController setAttachedWindowHeight:]): Moved code from showWindow: and generalized to allow being called multiple times. Remembers the last height passed, which is used by showWindow: the next time the Inspector attaches.
2008-08-12 Timothy Hatcher <email@example.com>
Add a stub for InspectorClient::setAttachedWindowHeight.
- WebCoreSupport/InspectorClientQt.cpp: (WebCore::InspectorClientQt::setAttachedWindowHeight): Call notImplemented().
- WebCoreSupport/InspectorClientQt.h:
2008-08-12 Timothy Hatcher <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Add a stub for InspectorClient::setAttachedWindowHeight.
- WebCoreSupport/WebInspectorClient.cpp: (WebInspectorClient::setAttachedWindowHeight): Add a FIXME to implement this.
- WebCoreSupport/WebInspectorClient.h:
2008-08-12 Timothy Hatcher <email@example.com>
Add a stub for InspectorClient::setAttachedWindowHeight.
- WebKitSupport/InspectorClientWx.cpp: (WebCore::InspectorClientWx::setAttachedWindowHeight): Call notImplemented().
- WebKitSupport/InspectorClientWx.h:
- 7:32 AM Changeset in webkit [35718] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit/qt
2008-08-13 Ariya Hidayat <email@example.com>
Reviewed by Simon.
Use full-page zoom in QtLauncher.
- QtLauncher/main.cpp: (MainWindow::zoomIn): (MainWindow::zoomOut): (MainWindow::resetZoom): (MainWindow::setupUI):
- 7:32 AM Changeset in webkit [35717] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit/qt
2008-08-13 Ariya Hidayat <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reviewed by Simon.
Fix linking with QtWebKit.
- Api/qwebframe.h: remove non-existing function/property.
- 6:43 AM Changeset in webkit [35716] by
- 9 edits in trunk
2008-08-13 Simon Hausmann <Simon Hausmann>
Reviewed by Holger.
Initialize m_zoomsTextOnly in the Settings constructor.
2008-08-13 Simon Hausmann <Simon Hausmann>
Reviewed by Holger.
Based on patch by Siraj razick <email@example.com>
Added functions to get/set the zoom factor.
Added a QWebFrame/QWebView::zoomFactor as well as a boolean
ZoomTextOnly attribute in QWebSettings.
- 6:33 AM Changeset in webkit [35715] by
- 2 edits in trunk/LayoutTests
Removing http/tests/xmlhttprequest/readystatechange.html from Windows skipped list -
this test hasn't been failing locally for a long time.
- platform/win/Skipped:
- 6:31 AM Changeset in webkit [35714] by
- 4 edits in trunk
2008-08-13 Brad Hughes <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reviewed by Simon.
Fix compiling of QtWebKit in release mode with the Intel C++ Compiler for Linux
The latest upgrade of the intel compiler allows us to compile all of
Qt with optimizations enabled (yay!).
- 6:24 AM Changeset in webkit [35713] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
2008-08-13 Prasanth Ullattil <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reviewed by Simon.
Fix QtWebKit not displaying content on 403 HTTP responses
Just like with 404 responses also display content with 403, as
used by http://audiio.ejamming.proteus-tech.com/audiio/profile/original_signup/
- 6:16 AM Changeset in webkit [35712] by
- 3 edits2 adds in trunk
2008-08-13 Simon Hausmann <Simon Hausmann>
Reviewed by Holger.
Make the formatting of String::format() locale independent through the use of QString::vsprintf.
2008-08-13 Simon Hausmann <Simon Hausmann>
Reviewed by Holger.
Adjusted the length-list-parser layout test to compensate for the subtle difference of
dropping a sign for a "negative zero" as a result of the QString::vsprintf use.
- 5:07 AM Changeset in webkit [35711] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKitTools
2008-08-13 Simon Hausmann <Simon Hausmann>
Rubber-stamped by Holger.
Revert r31585 and disable http tests for the Qt build again unless
explicitly enabled.
Running the http tests unfortunately currently still triggers
failures in non-http tests due to side-effects. Disable them by default for
now, for more reliable results.
- 5:02 AM Changeset in webkit [35710] by
- 4 edits in trunk
2008-08-13 Simon Hausmann <Simon Hausmann>
Reviewed by Lars.
Fix QWebFrame::setHtml() not setting the new contents immediately.
Added a setter to the DocumentLoader to toggle the deferred loading of the main
resource when it comes from substitute data.
Disable deferred loading of the main resource when we have valid substitute data,
as used by QWebFrame::setHtml.
- 4:51 AM Changeset in webkit [35709] by
- 4 edits in trunk/WebKit/qt
2008-08-13 Simon Hausmann <Simon Hausmann>
Rubber-stamped by Holger.
Fix QWebPage::isModified().
isModified() would return true after loading a new page or it would continue to
return true after undoing modifications. Fix this by eliminating the
QWebPagePrivate::modified variable and use the undoStack's canUndo() property
- 4:38 AM Changeset in webkit [35708] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit/qt
2008-08-13 David Boddie <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reviewed by Simon.
Updated docs with the signal emission behavior of urlChanged()
- 4:35 AM Changeset in webkit [35707] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit/qt
2008-08-13 Ariya Hidayat <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reviewed by Simon.
Fix Ctrl+Y to work again when editing text in contextEditable mode.
This fixes regression in LayoutTests/editing/pasteboard/emacs-cntl-y-001.html
- 2:58 AM Changeset in webkit [35706] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Speculative GTK build fix.
- 2:11 AM Changeset in webkit [35705] by
- 4 edits in trunk
2008-08-13 Thiago Macieira <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reviewed by Simon.
Fix encoding of [ and ] in the host part of the URL
Until QUrl is fixed (making QUrl's tolerant parser more tolerant), we have to
add this workaround to the QUrl <> WebCore::KURL conversion operator so that it
doesn't encode [ and ] when they are found in the host part. That is, the
following URL:
is valid and should not be reencoded to:
Aug 12, 2008:
- 9:35 PM Changeset in webkit [35704] by
- 2 edits in trunk/LayoutTests
2008-08-12 Sam Weinig <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reviewed by Anders Carlsson.
- platform/mac/Skipped: Add fast/dom/cssTarget-crash.html to the skipped list.
- 8:17 PM Changeset in webkit [35703] by
- 3 edits in trunk/JavaScriptCore
Add peephole optimisation to 'op_not... jfalse...' (eg. if(!...) )
Reviewed by Geoff Garen
This is a very slight win in sunspider, and a fairly substantial win
in hot code that does if(!...), etc.
- 3:49 PM Changeset in webkit [35702] by
- 5 edits in trunk/LayoutTests
Not reviewed.
Revert the last SVGLineElement commit. It's not needed, the first run on buildbot showed them as failures
the next build doesn't complain anymore (this was before adjusting the offsets.) No idea what's going on,
but if it's fixed I'm happy.
While I'm at it, regenerate struct-image-02-b.svg (invisible differences) to have a clean baseline.
All SVG pixel test results are accurate on Leopard now.
- 3:26 PM Changeset in webkit [35701] by
- 3 edits in trunk/LayoutTests
Not reviewed. The last SVGLineElement* fix attempt, fixed 4/8 failing tests.
Trying two variations in two tests to find out the right offset to make the other four tests work on Tiger.
- 3:18 PM Changeset in webkit [35700] by
- 1 edit40 adds in trunk/LayoutTests
Rubber stamped by Eric.
Add new dynamic-update layout tests covering SVGRectElement.
- 3:13 PM Changeset in webkit [35699] by
- 9 edits in trunk/LayoutTests
Not reviewed. Trying to modify mouseevent target location, to work around known CG/Tiger hit test problem.
- 2:59 PM Changeset in webkit [35698] by
- 5 edits in trunk/LayoutTests
Reviewed by Sam.
Forgot to include these in my last commit.
- 2:49 PM Changeset in webkit [35697] by
- 4 edits2 adds in trunk
2008-08-12 Mihnea Ovidenie <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Fix for https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19891
Broken HTML object elements cause de-reference of pointer to freed memory.
If we fail to load an image for an object tag and we no longer believe the object tag points at
an image, then clear m_imageLoader in the HTMLObjectElement so that we attempt to render the
fall back content.
Reviewed by Dave Hyatt and Alexey Proskuryakov.
Test: http/tests/misc/object-image-error-with-onload.html
- html/HTMLObjectElement.cpp: (WebCore::HTMLObjectElement::renderFallbackContent):
- page/Frame.cpp: (WebCore::Frame::Frame):
2008-08-12 Mihnea Ovidenie <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Test for https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19891
Broken HTML object elements cause de-reference of pointer to freed memory.
Reviewed by Dave Hyatt and Alexey Proskuryakov.
- http/tests/misc/object-image-error-with-onload-expected.txt: Added.
- http/tests/misc/object-image-error-with-onload.html: Added.
- 2:46 PM Changeset in webkit [35696] by
- 84 edits in trunk/LayoutTests
Reviewed by Eric.
Fix typo in most files: "mesage" -> "message".
Remove unused code in SVGTestCase.js
- 2:18 PM Changeset in webkit [35695] by
- 1 edit70 adds in trunk/LayoutTests
Rubber stamped by Eric.
Add new dynamic-update layout tests covering SVGPatternElement.
- 2:11 PM Changeset in webkit [35694] by
- 13 edits in trunk
Reviewed by Dave.
Fixes: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19798
Masks are translated, and the mask images are swapped on the y-axis.
Turned out that http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/31830/trunk/WebCore/svg/graphics/cg/SVGResourceMaskerCg.mm
is guilty. GraphicsContext::clipToImageBuffer() does some extra transformations that SVGResourcesMaskerCg does not want.
Long term goal is to remove the SVGResource*/SVGPaintServer* classes anyway, so it's okay to duplicate
the "clip to image buffer" functionality, in the CG specific SVGResourceMaskerCg class - as it was before.
- 2:05 PM Changeset in webkit [35693] by
- 2 edits in trunk/LayoutTests
Reviewed by Sam.
Speculative fix for hit testing problems in dynamic-updates/SVGLineElement* on Tiger.
Supposed to fix the hanging tests on the buildbot.
- 2:00 PM Changeset in webkit [35692] by
- 2 edits in trunk/LayoutTests
2008-08-12 Sam Weinig <email@example.com>
- fast/dom/Window/window-properties-expected.txt: Update results.
- 1:54 PM Changeset in webkit [35691] by
- 11 edits in trunk
- JavaScriptCore part of <rdar://problem/6121636> Make fast*alloc() abort() on failure and add "try" variants that return NULL on failure.
Reviewed by Darin Adler.
- JavaScriptCore.exp: Exported tryFastCalloc().
- VM/RegisterFile.h: (KJS::RegisterFile::RegisterFile): Removed an ASSERT().
- kjs/JSArray.cpp: (KJS::JSArray::putSlowCase): Changed to use tryFastRealloc(). (KJS::JSArray::increaseVectorLength): Ditto.
- kjs/ustring.cpp: (KJS::allocChars): Changed to use tryFastMalloc(). (KJS::reallocChars): Changed to use tryFastRealloc().
- wtf/FastMalloc.cpp: (WTF::fastZeroedMalloc): Removed null checking of fastMalloc()'s result and removed extra call to InvokeNewHook(). (WTF::tryFastZeroedMalloc): Added. Uses tryFastMalloc(). (WTF::tryFastMalloc): Renamed fastMalloc() to this. (WTF::fastMalloc): Added. This version abort()s if allocation fails. (WTF::tryFastCalloc): Renamed fastCalloc() to this. (WTF::fastCalloc): Added. This version abort()s if allocation fails. (WTF::tryFastRealloc): Renamed fastRealloc() to this. (WTF::fastRealloc): Added. This version abort()s if allocation fails. (WTF::do_malloc): Made this a function template. When the abortOnFailure template parameter is set, the function abort()s on failure to allocate. Otherwise, it sets errno to ENOMEM and returns zero. (WTF::TCMallocStats::fastMalloc): Defined to abort() on failure. (WTF::TCMallocStats::tryFastMalloc): Added. Does not abort() on failure. (WTF::TCMallocStats::fastCalloc): Defined to abort() on failure. (WTF::TCMallocStats::tryFastCalloc): Added. Does not abort() on failure. (WTF::TCMallocStats::fastRealloc): Defined to abort() on failure. (WTF::TCMallocStats::tryFastRealloc): Added. Does not abort() on failure.
- wtf/FastMalloc.h: Declared the "try" variants.
- WebCore part of <rdar://problem/6121636> Make fast*alloc() abort() on failure and add "try" variants that return NULL on failure.
Reviewed by Darin Adler.
- platform/Arena.cpp: (WebCore::ArenaAllocate): Removed null checking of fastMalloc()'s result.
- platform/graphics/cg/ImageBufferCG.cpp: (WebCore::ImageBuffer::create): Changed to use tryFastCalloc().
- 11:27 AM Changeset in webkit [35690] by
- 3 edits4 adds in trunk
Reviewed by Darin Adler.
- fix https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19348 <rdar://problem/5978447> REGRESSION (r34193): Setting the size of a frame with javascript document.body.row no longer works
Test: fast/frames/frameset-style-recalc.html
- html/HTMLFrameSetElement.cpp: (WebCore::HTMLFrameSetElement::recalcStyle): Changed to call the base class implementation after marking for layout.
Reviewed by Darin Adler.
- test for https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19348 <rdar://problem/5978447> REGRESSION (r34193): Setting the size of a frame with javascript document.body.row no longer works
- fast/frames/frameset-style-recalc.html: Added.
- platform/mac/fast/frames/frameset-style-recalc-expected.checksum: Added.
- platform/mac/fast/frames/frameset-style-recalc-expected.png: Added.
- platform/mac/fast/frames/frameset-style-recalc-expected.txt: Added.
- 10:45 AM Changeset in webkit [35689] by
- 4 edits in trunk/WebKit/mac
Remove unneeded header imports from some Web Inspector files.
Reviewed by Adam Roben.
- WebCoreSupport/WebInspectorClient.mm:
- WebInspector/WebInspector.mm:
- WebInspector/WebNodeHighlightView.m:
- 10:45 AM Changeset in webkit [35688] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit/mac
Remove the call to WKNSWindowMakeBottomCornersSquare on the
Web Inspector's window. This isn't needed anymore since the
window style masks used always have square bottom corners.
Reviewed by Adam Roben.
- WebCoreSupport/WebInspectorClient.mm: (-[WebInspectorWindowController window]): Remove the call to WKNSWindowMakeBottomCornersSquare.
- 10:45 AM Changeset in webkit [35687] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit/mac
Make attaching and detaching the Web Inspector instantaneous.
This also preserves the current view, other state, and keeps
the script debugger attached.
Reviewed by Adam Roben.
- WebCoreSupport/WebInspectorClient.mm: (-[WebInspectorWindowController close]): Only call setWindowVisible(false) when not moving windows.
- 10:13 AM Changeset in webkit [35686] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebKit/win
Export WTFLog in Debug builds
Reviewed by John Sullivan.
- WebKit.vcproj/WebKit_debug.def:
- 10:04 AM Changeset in webkit [35685] by
- 19 edits in trunk
Reviewed by John Sullivan.
- move shouldUpdateWhenOffscreen from Settings to FrameView and rename it shouldUpdateWhileHidden
- WebCore.base.exp:
- page/FrameView.cpp: (WebCore::FrameViewPrivate::FrameViewPrivate): (WebCore::FrameView::shouldUpdateWhileHidden): (WebCore::FrameView::setShouldUpdateWhileHidden):
- page/FrameView.h:
- page/Settings.cpp:
- page/Settings.h:
Reviewed by John Sullivan.
- replace -[WebPreferences updatesWhenOffscreen] with -[WebView shouldUpdateWhileHidden]
- WebCoreSupport/WebFrameLoaderClient.mm: (WebFrameLoaderClient::transitionToCommittedForNewPage):
- WebView/WebFrame.mm: (-[WebFrame _updateBackgroundAndUpdatesWhileHidden]):
- WebView/WebFrameInternal.h:
- WebView/WebHTMLView.mm: (-[WebHTMLView windowWillOrderOnScreen:]):
- WebView/WebPreferenceKeysPrivate.h:
- WebView/WebPreferences.mm: (+[WebPreferences initialize]):
- WebView/WebPreferencesPrivate.h:
- WebView/WebView.mm: (-[WebViewPrivate init]): (-[WebView _preferencesChangedNotification:]): (-[WebView setBackgroundColor:]): (-[WebView setDrawsBackground:]): (-[WebView shouldUpdateWhileHidden]): (-[WebView setShouldUpdateWhileHidden:]):
- WebView/WebViewPrivate.h:
- 7:58 AM Changeset in webkit [35684] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Windows build fix
- bindings/js/JSSVGPODTypeWrapper.h: Align JSSVGDynamicPODTypeWrapper's and JSSVGStaticPODTypeWrapperWithParent's members on 16-byte boundaries to avoid an alignment warning.
- 7:40 AM Changeset in webkit [35683] by
- 3 edits20 adds in trunk/LayoutTests
Rubber stamped by Anders.
Add new dynamic-update layout tests covering SVGCursorElement.
Scale svg/webarchive/resources/green-checker.png to a value < 128x128,
as this is the maximum hardcoded cursor size (fixes manual testing of svg-cursor-subresources.png).
- 5:01 AM Changeset in webkit [35682] by
- 1 edit4 moves60 adds in trunk/LayoutTests
Rubber stamped by Oliver.
Add new dynamice-update layout tests covering SVGMaskElement.
Move pixel tests results of SVGMarkerElement* to the right positions, while I'm at it.
- 4:59 AM Changeset in webkit [35681] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebKit/qt
2008-08-12 Urs Wolfer <email@example.com>
Reviewed by Simon.
Fix crash in QWebPage in case contextMenuEvent has been overwritten
because context menu has the view as parent and thus is deleted too early.
Add testcase for this crash.
- 3:35 AM Changeset in webkit [35680] by
- 3 edits75 adds in trunk
Reviewed by Oliver.
Add new dynamice-update layout tests covering SVGMarkerElement.
Fix bug: SVGMarkerElement's SVG DOM function calls don't update rendering.
Fix orientAngle/orientType confusion: "auto" orient should always return "0" as angle.
- 3:27 AM Changeset in webkit [35679] by
- 3 edits50 adds in trunk
Reviewed by Oliver.
Add new dynamic-update layout tests covering SVGImageElement.
Fix bug: SVGImageElement doesn't react on 'preserveAspectRatio' changes.
Aug 11, 2008:
- 9:28 PM Changeset in webkit [35678] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Changed Option/Alt-Up or Down in CSS editing when the value is
near zero to jump to the next integer.
Reviewed by Tim Hatcher.
- page/inspector/StylesSidebarPane.js:
- 9:20 PM Changeset in webkit [35677] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Changed the line highlight transition for an easier animation.
Reviewed by Tim Hatcher.
- page/inspector/SourceFrame.js:
- 8:57 PM Changeset in webkit [35676] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Added support for some Firebug Command Line APIs.
Reviewed by Tim Hatcher.
- page/inspector/Console.js: (WebInspector.Console.prototype._evalInInspectedWindow): Create an object on the inspected window that holds the console command line API functions. This object is used in a with statement around the typed expression.
- 7:55 PM Changeset in webkit [35675] by
- 1 edit110 adds in trunk/LayoutTests
Rubber stamped by Oliver.
Add a bunch of new dynamic-updates tests covering SVGLineElement & SVGRadialGradientElement.
No functional changes needed, all work out of the box.
- 7:22 PM Changeset in webkit [35674] by
- 11 edits15 adds in trunk
Reviewed by Antti.
Fixes: http://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17736
JS wrapper objects around SVG POD types, that contain other SVG POD types with writable properties
failed to update. Modification of the values were completly ignored (ie. transform.matrix.a = 50, didn't take any effect)
Added tests: svg/custom/svg-modify-currentTranslate.html
Fixed tests: svg/dynamic-updates/SVGLinearGradientElement-svgdom-gradientTransform-prop.html
- 5:34 PM Changeset in webkit [35673] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
2008-08-11 Brady Eidson <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reviewed by John and Anders
Fix for <rdar://problem/6141797>
When WebArchives were entirely a WebKit concept, there was a guarantee that a WebResource
would never have nil data.
When they were pushed down into WebCore, that guarantee was lost, subtly changing a few
semantics with some WebKit applications.
The guarantee was a good one and should be restored.
Note that ApplicationCacheResource doesn't need any updates to follow this rule as it already
creates an empty data object in the case of null data for its own purposes.
- loader/SubstituteResource.h: (WebCore::SubstituteResource::SubstituteResource): ASSERT that the data is not null. This well help any future subclassers not make this mistake.
- loader/archive/ArchiveResource.cpp: (WebCore::ArchiveResource::create): Return 0 if the data is null.
- 3:44 PM Changeset in webkit [35672] by
- 3 edits2 adds in trunk
2008-08-11 Simon Fraser <email@example.com>
Reviewed by Dave Hyatt
Fix a problem when an 'all' transition transition with more than
one property changing is interrupted, and did some AnimationController
Test: transitions/interrupted-all-transition.html
- page/AnimationController.cpp: (WebCore::ImplicitAnimation::ImplicitAnimation): (WebCore::AnimationControllerPrivate::blendProperties): (WebCore::CompositeAnimation::updateTransitions): (WebCore::CompositeAnimation::cleanupFinishedAnimations): (WebCore::CompositeAnimation::setTransitionStartTime): (WebCore::CompositeAnimation::overrideImplicitAnimations): (WebCore::CompositeAnimation::resumeOverriddenImplicitAnimations): (WebCore::ImplicitAnimation::animate): (WebCore::ImplicitAnimation::onAnimationEnd): (WebCore::ImplicitAnimation::sendTransitionEvent): (WebCore::ImplicitAnimation::affectsProperty): (WebCore::KeyframeAnimation::endAnimation): (WebCore::KeyframeAnimation::onAnimationEnd):
- 1:45 PM Changeset in webkit [35671] by
- 3 edits in trunk/WebCore
2008-08-11 Kevin McCullough <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reviewed by Tim.
- Because console messages have group levels now, newly created messages that do not specify the level lose their message since the number of arguments is wrong.
- page/inspector/Console.js:
- page/inspector/Resource.js:
- 12:52 PM Changeset in webkit [35670] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
2008-08-11 Alp Toker <email@example.com>
Build fix. Add new files from r35666 (WebKitAnimationEvent). Also take
the opportunity to sort the sources lists.
- GNUmakefile.am:
- 11:48 AM Changeset in webkit [35669] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Speed up the the JavaScript syntax highlighter by generating
the finders only once per script instead of per line.
Reviewed by Adam Roben.
- page/inspector/SourceFrame.js: (WebInspector.SourceFrame.prototype._syntaxHighlightJavascriptLine): Removed, factored into syntaxHighlightJavascript as an inline function. (WebInspector.SourceFrame.prototype.syntaxHighlightJavascript): Pulled in the _syntaxHighlightJavascriptLine so it will create a closure. Generate the finders before iterating the lines.
- 11:31 AM Changeset in webkit [35668] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Windows build fix
- WebCore.vcproj/WebCore.vcproj: Added JSWebKitAnimationEvent.cpp and JSWebKitTransitionEvent.cpp to the project. Let VS reformat the file, too.
- 11:04 AM Changeset in webkit [35667] by
- 7 edits4 adds in trunk
Reviewed by Darin Adler.
- fix <rdar://problem/6131096> Reproducible crash in CounterNode::isReset under guard malloc
Test: fast/css/counters/invalidate-cached-counter-node.html
- rendering/RenderContainer.cpp: (WebCore::RenderContainer::invalidateCounters): Added. Invalidates all RenderCounters in :before and :after content.
- rendering/RenderContainer.h:
- rendering/RenderCounter.cpp: (WebCore::RenderCounter::isCounter): Renamed isRenderCounter() to this to match the RenderObject method. (WebCore::RenderCounter::invalidate): Added. Resets the cached CounterNode and invalidates the object's layout and preferred widths. (WebCore::destroyCounterNodeChildren): Added a call to invalidateCounters().
- rendering/RenderCounter.h:
- rendering/RenderObject.h: (WebCore::RenderObject::invalidateCounters):
Reviewed by Darin Adler.
- test for <rdar://problem/6131096> Reproducible crash in CounterNode::isReset under guard malloc
- fast/css/counters/invalidate-cached-counter-node.html: Added.
- platform/mac/fast/css/counters/invalidate-cached-counter-node-expected.checksum: Added.
- platform/mac/fast/css/counters/invalidate-cached-counter-node-expected.png: Added.
- platform/mac/fast/css/counters/invalidate-cached-counter-node-expected.txt: Added.
- 10:24 AM Changeset in webkit [35666] by
- 19 edits7 adds in trunk/WebCore
Implement CSS Animation and Transition Events
Implement the events defined in the CSS Animations
and Transitions specifications so code can react
to animations and transitions.
Reviewed by Tim Hatcher and Dave Hyatt.
- DerivedSources.make:
- GNUmakefile.am:
- WebCore.pro:
- WebCore.vcproj/WebCore.vcproj:
- WebCore.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj:
- WebCoreSources.bkl:
Build configs for new files
- bindings/js/JSDOMWindowBase.cpp:
- bindings/js/JSDOMWindowBase.h:
- bindings/js/JSEventCustom.cpp:
- dom/Document.h:
- dom/Event.cpp:
- dom/Event.h:
- dom/EventTarget.cpp:
- dom/EventTargetNode.cpp:
- dom/EventTargetNode.h:
- html/HTMLElement.cpp:
- page/AnimationController.cpp:
do all the new event stuff
- html/HTMLAttributeNames.in:
the onwebkitanimation* and onwebkittransitionend attrs
- dom/WebKitAnimationEvent.cpp: Added.
- dom/WebKitAnimationEvent.h: Added.
- dom/WebKitAnimationEvent.idl: Added.
- dom/WebKitTransitionEvent.cpp: Added.
- dom/WebKitTransitionEvent.h: Added.
- dom/WebKitTransitionEvent.idl: Added.
New files for the events
- manual-tests/transition-events.html: Added.
New testfile
- 10:21 AM Changeset in webkit [35665] by
- 5 edits2 adds in trunk
Move WTF::notFound into its own header so that it can be used independently of Vector
Move WTF::notFound into its own header so that it can be used
independently of Vector
Rubberstamped by Darin Adler.
- JavaScriptCore.vcproj/WTF/WTF.vcproj:
- JavaScriptCore.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj: Added NotFound.h to the project.
- wtf/NotFound.h: Added. Moved the notFound constant here...
- wtf/Vector.h: ...from here.
Add a ForwardingHeader for wtf/NotFound.h
Rubberstamped by Darin Adler.
- ForwardingHeaders/wtf/NotFound.h: Added.
- 9:53 AM Changeset in webkit [35664] by
- 2 edits2 adds in trunk/WebCore
Fixes a bug where error bubbles in JavaScript resources would
be clobbered by the syntax highlighter.
Reviewed by Adam Roben.
- manual-tests/inspector/resources/script-error.js: Added.
- manual-tests/inspector/styled-error-bubbles-in-scripts.html: Added.
- page/inspector/SourceFrame.js: (WebInspector.SourceFrame.prototype._addMessageToSource): Check the nodeType and not the nodeName, this is less fragile. (WebInspector.SourceFrame.prototype._syntaxHighlightJavascriptLine): Check if the lastChild is an error bubble, if so remove it before getting the line's textContent. Add the error bubble back at the end.
- 5:01 AM Changeset in webkit [35663] by
- 3 edits in trunk/JavaScriptCore
Reviewed by Mark Rowe.
<rdar://problem/6130393> REGRESSION: PhotoBooth hangs after launching under TOT Webkit
- API/JSContextRef.cpp: (JSGlobalContextRelease): Corrected a comment.
- kjs/collector.cpp: (KJS::Heap::~Heap): Ensure that JSGlobalData is not deleted while sweeping the heap.
Aug 10, 2008:
- 10:07 PM Changeset in webkit [35662] by
- 3 edits3 copies in trunk
Roll over three large ChangeLogs.
- 9:51 PM Changeset in webkit [35661] by
- 2 edits in trunk/WebCore
Reviewed by Eric Seidel.
- fix https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=20339 REGRESSION (r35531-r35615): Acid3 crashes on Windows in CachedFont::getSVGFontById
- dom/make_names.pl: Removed "using namespace WebCore::*Names" from *ElementFactory.cpp files.
- 7:17 PM Changeset in webkit [35660] by
- 4 edits in trunk/WebCore
Fix crash in Acid3 in Windows and Gtk ports, introduced in r35590.
Reviewed by Cameron Zwarich.
- bindings/js/ScriptControllerGtk.cpp: Fix the logic.
- bindings/js/ScriptControllerWin.cpp: Ditto.
- bindings/js/ScriptControllerQt.cpp: Switch to isPluginView for consistency with Gtk and Windows.
- 3:36 PM Changeset in webkit [35659] by
- 3 edits2 adds in trunk
Reviewed by Darin Adler.
- fix <rdar://problem/6074587> REGRESSION (34722): Unable to view AT&T wireless bill - window title contains markup, window is empty
Test: fast/tokenizer/ampersand-in-special-tag.html
- html/HTMLTokenizer.cpp: (WebCore::HTMLTokenizer::parseSpecial): Changed to only advance lastDecodedEntityPosition if an entity was found and decoded.
Reviewed by Darin Adler.
- test for <rdar://problem/6074587> REGRESSION (34722): Unable to view AT&T wireless bill - window title contains markup, window is empty
- fast/tokenizer/ampersand-in-special-tag-expected.txt: Added.
- fast/tokenizer/ampersand-in-special-tag.html: Added.
- 11:21 AM Changeset in webkit [35658] by
- 9 edits3 deletes in trunk
2008-08-10 Jan Michael Alonzo <email@example.com>
Reviewed (and updated) by Alp Toker.
[GTK] Autotools make dist and make check support
Get make dist working.
Note that not all possible configurations have been tested yet.
- GNUmakefile.am:
2008-08-10 Alp Toker <email@example.com>
Remove leftover qmake/GTK+ build files.
- DumpRenderTree/gtk/DumpRenderTree.pro: Removed.
- GtkLauncher/GtkLauncher.pro: Removed.
- 3:06 AM Changeset in webkit [35657] by
- 5 edits in trunk/JavaScriptCore
Reviewed by Sam Weinig.
Added same heap debug checks to more code paths.
- kjs/JSActivation.cpp: (KJS::JSActivation::put): (KJS::JSActivation::putWithAttributes):
- kjs/JSGlobalObject.cpp: (KJS::JSGlobalObject::putWithAttributes):
- kjs/JSObject.h: (KJS::JSObject::putDirect):
- kjs/JSVariableObject.h: (KJS::JSVariableObject::symbolTablePut): (KJS::JSVariableObject::symbolTablePutWithAttributes):
Aug 9, 2008:
- 10:32 PM CygwinInstallerPackages created by
- A list of all the packages included in the cygwin installer for …
- 10:19 PM BuildingOnWindows edited by
- Adding a link to a new list of all packages included in the cygwin … (diff)
- 8:11 PM Changeset in webkit [35656] by
- 2 edits in trunk
2008-08-09 Marco Barisione <email@example.com>
Reviewed by Alp Toker.
[gtk] ./configure doesn't check for x toolkit availability
Some old versions of Xt do not provide xt.pc, in this case use
AC_CHECK_LIB to check if the library is installed and then fall back
to using just -lXt.
- configure.ac:
- 8:00 PM Changeset in webkit [35655] by
- 2 edits in trunk
2008-08-09 Alp Toker <firstname.lastname@example.com>
GTK+ build fixes.
Back out r20338 libxslt check (conditional check already exists and
this broke the build).
Make the flex version check a warning rather than fatal to fix the
build bot.
- configure.ac:
- 7:03 PM Changeset in webkit [35654] by
- 2 edits in trunk
2008-08-08 Jan Michael Alonzo <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reviewed by Mark Rowe.
[Gtk] Autotools should check for libxslt
Autotools check for libxslt
- configure.ac:
- 2:14 PM Changeset in webkit [35653] by
- 2 edits in trunk/JavaScriptCore
2008-08-09 Cameron Zwarich <email@example.com>
Reviewed by Maciej.
Fix some style issues in the sampling tool.
- VM/SamplingTool.cpp: (KJS::sleepForMicroseconds): (KJS::SamplingTool::dump):
- 4:00 AM Changeset in webkit [35652] by
- 5 edits in trunk/JavaScriptCore
2008-08-09 Cameron Zwarich <email@example.com>
Reviewed by Oliver.
Revision 35651, despite being a rather trivial change, introduced a
large regression on the regexp-dna SunSpider test. This regression
stemmed from an increase in the size of CodeBlock::dump(). There is
no reason for this method (and several related methods) to be compiled
in non-debug builds with the sampling tool disabled. This patch
conditionally compiles them, reversing the regression on SunSpider.
- JavaScriptCore.exp:
- VM/CodeBlock.cpp:
- VM/CodeBlock.h:
- VM/Machine.cpp:


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Center cockpit or aft cockpit?
I am relatively new to sailing although I spent last winter single handing a Coronado 25 around Marathon. I am about to buy a boat in the 35-37 foot range and would like oppinions of the pros and cons of center cockpit vs aft cockpit. I plan to liveaboard 6-8 months out of each year and travel mostly in the Keys and Bahamas. Comfort and the ability to have couples as guests is vastly more important than speed. Any opinions?
Center cockpit or aft cockpit?
You will find very few center cockpit boats in that size range. Center cockpit boats "generally" have smaller salons and smaller cockpits but bigger aft cabins. Overall though, interior volume will be less in a center cockpit boat. If you are experiencing a wet ride gouing to weather you will also be much closer to the "action". I once chartered a 40'' center cockpit boat and found it would be unuseable without the dodger. You are as close to the bow as you would have been on a 25'' boat.In my opnion they don''t start to look good until they hit 43'' to 45'' and above. It also makes docking a chore for two people since it is very difficult to assit with line handling from the cockpit.
Center cockpit or aft cockpit?
Please bear in mind that my sailing experience is very limited in this area, however I have been actively looking for quite a few months now.
In the boats I have looked at, it appeared to me that foward visibility seemed to be significantly better on center cockpits. I really have not considered the dodger issue and find that soomething that I should investigate and consider.
Also, the interior volume wasn''t appreciably larger in the aft cockpit just differently arranged, if you will. Staterooms in general seemed significantly smaller or maybe more compact would be a better term.
In thinking about the relative advantages and disadvantages of cockpit arrangement, a number of questions come to mind. One in particular bothers me. When storing provisions, equipment, gear and whatnot in an aft cockpit for extended cruising, is there a tendency to place the center of gravity (if that is the proper term) too far forward??
I should also point out that I have been looking at boats in the 48'' to 50'' range. Which prompts another question. I have recently looked at two Hinckley 49'' ketches with the "private" cockpit aft. While I really like the Hinckleys- who wouldn''t(?)- it seems the aft xtra cockpit is really wasted space. Does anyone have an opinion on this arrangement?
Center cockpit or aft cockpit?
I have lived aboard and cruised both aft (C&C) and center cockpit (Irwin) sailboats.
Both have there pros and cons.
The interior volumn of CCs is GREATER not less than an aft cockpit. On traditional aft cockpit sailboats the area under the cockpit can not be used for living area, instead it is usually a vast cavern where all your junk collects over the years. On a CC, the cockpit is moved higher and forward
allowing this area to be used for the master. Two negatives occur when this is done: 1) you loose all that stowage area 2) the settee area feels smaller.
Some people say that the settee area is actually decreased, but this is not always so. The settee area can still remain large but the galley is moved outboard and the settee area just feels smaller. On the traditional aft cockpit, the settee and galley are together, giving you the feeling of a larger area.
The real problem I have always had with the CC is visibility to leeward. The Jib is impossible to see around. This can be somewhat addressed by adding a window in the jib (probably at some expense to performance). The main advantage to the CC is the wonderful master area. If you actually enjoy being with your companion each night, the CC is great.
More modern aft cockpit designs have put the area under the cockpit to use by using the area for a large birth, again at the expense of stowage.
For your intended use, the CC will serve you well. You will be forced to be more organized in you deck stowage and will likely need a deck box.
Center cockpit or aft cockpit?
Been there done that In fact I used to own a 35 coronado cc The good news is they sail well. Visibility is nomally better than a aft cockpit and you will generally stay dry.As mentioned in other Responses placing the boat in a slip can be a chore I backed in all the time an found it can be pretty hairy because you will be too far from stem or stern to secure lines. I did manage to single hand my boat,but it can sure get interesting in a hurry on a windy day.I sold my cc and bought an aft cockpit I feel more secure about handling the new boat.Oh did I say cc boats generally have great layouts below mine had queen size berths at both ends and had lots of room below on rainy days in the salon to play cards or work on a pc even while a nice meal was being prepared in the galley good luck with whatever you choose and good sailing
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I have a CC Cheoy Lee. At 36 feet it has much better accomodations and storage than all the aft cockpit boats I looked at in that size. (Did not find an aft cockpit boat with an aft cabin that was usable for anything but sail storage. (Dislike coffins)Salon is a bit smaller will admit but makes up for it with wonderful aft cabin. It also has a hard windshield that is necessary in rough weather. Passage through is low but have learned to duck - this avoids the common problem of the boat being too high. With a CC docking can be a challange but what boat isn''t. And you are closer to the bow and not that far from the stern. Also for a ketch it has the mizzen aft of the cockpit not in it like Pearson 365 etc.
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I''ve never had a personal boat with center cockpit but our newest addition is the aft cockpit Macgregor 65. Being so long has it''s drawback as well as its benefits and the aft cockpit is much nicer to watch your sail layout. You''re not looking back over your shoulder to see whats going on upstairs if you know what I mean. Visibility toward the front is limited but when isnt it? Docking and casting off are just about as easy as it gets if you work slow and have a little help, experience will be your teacher, trust me. Learn to use your benefits and be cautious of the liabilities no matter which way you go. Seamanship isnt about which is better, but which you can handle better. Its all about you, not the boat. Be comfortably in whatever you get and you''ll do great. If you dont like it after a year of use, sell it and change. Its just that simple.
Enjoy yourselves.
Center cockpit or aft cockpit?
my name is Christian and I currently own a Grampian 26. (very happy with this boat; that''s wy I want to go bigger like you.
I am french (also citizen) i have the feeling that in this range of size you''ll probably find more choice if you are looking towards the European builders like the French Beneteau (beautifull 36''cc)or the British Westerly for example, I am myself considering a new boat and it will be a CC. as I think this is the perfect aRRANGEMENT FOR A COUPLE. With a dodger your cockpit is dryer you have a better view all around, benefit of a wonderfull aft cain (especially the Beneteau 36cc- by the way the 440cc is not more expensive on the used market) and remember - even if you cruise often; 90% of the cruising time is passed on the hook or in marina 10% in sailing thus a nice aft cabin is really nice. Very few of us cross the Oceans and a lot love slip sailing/day sailing and gunkholking, right ?
In term of privacy it seems also to me better than aft cockpit
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Center cockpit or aft cockpit?
There have been some great comments so far. Let me add my 2 cents. I have owned 9 boats, and sailed and chartered on a bunch of others, both CC and aft cockpit. We bought our current boat 5 years ago for the express purpose of tropics long-term cruising, and it is a 43 center cockpit.
I concur that you get more room below in a CC, sometimes at the expense of a boat that is visually "boxey" or not very pleasing to the eye, and has lots of windage. Ours seems to have solved that problem somehow, since it looks good to my eye. I am 5'' 10" and have full headroom for me in the passage, though many cc''s do not. (Being very tall is expensive in boats!!!). Also a great engine room under the center cockpit. Great aft cabin. Great main cabin with plenty of room and very airy. With 3 decidedly separate cabins, air conditioning is harder--we ended up with 3 separate A/C units.
Visibility is, IMHO, better on a center cockpit. You are higher and closer to the bow. So you can see in all directions better. As far as seeing sails, the big issue is the bimini and dodger. In the tropics, you NEED a full-time full-sized bimini to keep the sun out. So, you will be looking at sails through windows in the bimini, or go outside the cockpit for close examination of sail trim, anyway--whether cc or ac. Visibility to leeward is also a function of sail cut, though aft cockpit has the edge here.
I have not found the cc any wetter than the aft cockpit models. Primarily because of the need for a bimini and dodger that stops the spray anyway. But being forward is compensated for by being higher. So spray is not worse. Our boat cockpit is very dry.
Docking depends on the number of people on the boat. I can certainly see better to dock in the cc boat. If single-handing, I am closer to the bow to grab a line in the cc. With two people, it is slightly better with the aft cockpit, since the helmsman handles the aft lines and the crew handles the bow lines. However, with two people, helmsman on our boat heads for the spring line first, and crew handles the bow, so again it is a tossup.
The biggest advantage of the cc is the wonderful aft cabin. All of the other features are really not terribly significant compared to that one. Aft cabin boats have a harder time getting the large master cabin with queen sized bunk and good headroom and good ventilation. I would say this is the deciding factor.
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Ah yes. Whilst I was searching for my boat, I looked and numerous center cockpit boats. I found that while it was roomy and I did like to more private aft cabin, every time I looked at one, I would slam my head into the cockpit when I walked out of the aft cabin.
Soooo....in order to avoid permanent brain injury, I chose a Catalina 30, which has an aft cockpit.
Now I find that whenever I lie down in the aft cabin (for rest or work) I slam my head into the cockpit when I sit up.
Maybe I'll look for a no cockpit boat next time!
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Devices like this are suitable only for people who are permitted to own only one serialized gun part (frame, receiver, etc.). In such a case, you would want to add a conversion kit of the highest quality, but I have never seen a high-quality conversion-to-carbine kit for the M1911 frame.
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Arsène Wenger's side travel to Manchester United in the Premier League on Saturday, so to find out more we asked tactical expert Michael Cox and local journalist James Robson for their views.
The signing of Robin van Persie prompted many questions about how Sir Alex Ferguson would include him in Manchester United's starting XI. But considering his love of width throughout his quarter-century in charge, few predicted United would showcase a diamond midfield system - allowing Wayne Rooney to operate behind two other central forwards.
That formation was used with some success in the Champions League and in a 3-0 win away at Newcastle, but Ferguson is likely to deploy a more familiar shape this weekend, with two wide players.
Rooney, who has an excellent record against Arsenal, plays as a forward when Manchester United have the ball but drops into midfield when the ball is lost. Against Chelsea last weekend, he frequently ended up alongside Tom Cleverley, making United look like a 4-1-4-1 without the ball, with Michael Carrick the holding player.
It's imperative that Arsenal are secure down the left. After problems against Jefferson Farfan in the 2-0 home defeat to Schalke, a similarly traditional wing threat will be provided by Antonio Valencia, who powers down the outside before crossing. With enthusiastic support from Rafael da Silva, Arsenal must prevent becoming overloaded down that flank. This is the zone where the previous meeting between the sides was decided, as Ferguson used Ji-Sung Park and Valencia in tandem down the right late on in United's 2-1 victory at the Emirates in January.
United lack a traditional ball-winner in midfield, but Carrick plays an intelligent role, tracking runners and staying on his feet rather than diving into tackles. He also communicates well with the back four to keep the side compact between the lines, and Santi Cazorla might need assistance to allow Arsenal to create from that position.
Finally, it is important that Arsenal compete in the air. In Manchester United's 2-1 victory at the Emirates last season, they won 22 of the 30 aerial duels.
It has been a bit of s strange start to the season really, United are a point off the top but it has not been convincing. There are definitely issues at the back, they can't seem to stop conceding at the moment and it's not just them not keeping clean sheets, but the fact they are often letting in two goals or more. But they certainly wouldn't have asked more than to be where they are at this stage of the season - points-wise they can't really complain.
They are still finding their feet a bit, but when they have the likes of Nemanja Vidic, Phil Jones and Chris Smalling back it will give them far more cover in defence. Rio Ferdinand is probably playing far more games than Sir Alex Ferguson would like, so it is absolutely crucial that they get that trio back. Up front, Van Persie has been incredible, they couldn't have asked for more, but you wonder where they would be had he not been there. If you look at his impact in the big games, he has been absolutely vital.
Their formation seems to change from week to week. At Chelsea last weekend it looked like it would be a 4-4-2, but ended up more like a 4-5-1 with Rooney playing so deep that he was virtually a midfielder. I wouldn't be surprised to see a similar formation against Arsenal, although there will be less counter-attacking due to the fact that they are at home.
Kagawa could be a doubt for Saturday, he missed last weekend, but apart from those already mentioned they pretty much have a clean bill of health. Anderson could have played his way into contention based on his performance on Wednesday against Chelsea. That was as well as he has played for about a year. Javier Hernandez is also in brilliant form, and if they decide to go with a 4-3-3 formation then he may get a shout, likewise Danny Welbeck. It is just so up in the air at the moment.
I don't think it will be another 8-2 like last season, in fact I wouldn't be surprised if it was a draw - maybe 2-2 because United are conceding at the moment.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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I have several good recipes as we reach the end of February. I am a member of Cecilia Homemakers Club and some of the recipes are from my friends there. The Butterscotch Pie recipe was given to me by my friend, Juanita Johnson — got to love that first name, same as my mom's; and then there is Juanita Morris, too. It is not the same as my mom's recipe for butterscotch pie, so I am going to have to try it to see how it compares to hers. My friend, Ann Reesor, gave me her recipe for Forgotten Cookies. After you read the directions, you will see why they are called forgotten. Someone else in the club gave me their recipe for Pralines and Pecan Pie, but I failed to write their name on it.
At one of my book signings, Gene Baskett gave me the recipe for his Apple Banana Cherry Nut Bread and was telling how good it was, so I asked that he send it to me. I am anxious to try that one, too.
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Forgotten Cookies
2 egg whites
2/3 c. sugar
Dash of salt
1 c. chopped pecans
1 c. chocolate chips
1 t. vanilla
Beat egg whites until foamy, gradually add sugar. Beat until you have stiff peaks. Add salt, pecans, chips and vanilla. Drop by teaspoonful on lightly greased foil lined pan. Place in a preheated 350 degree oven. Turn off oven, leave until completely cool. Don't open oven door for at least 2 to 3 hours.
Source: Ann Reesor
Butterscotch Pie
3 eggs, separated
1 c. brown sugar
6 T. flour
2 c. milk
¼ t. salt
3 T. caramel syrup (recipe below)
4 T. butter
1 t. vanilla
½ t. nutmeg
Caramel syrup:
½ c. sugar
1/3 c. boiling water
Beat egg yolks with sugar. Mix flour with a ttle water to make a smooth paste; add to first mixture. Add milk, salt, and caramel syrup. Cook in double boiler until thick. Remove from heat, add butter, vanilla and nutmeg. Cool.
Syrup: Heat sugar in smooth dry skillet until golden brown, add boiling water, and cook until creamy.
Meringue: Beat egg whites until stiffly beaten; add 4 T. sugar to stiffly beaten whites gradually. Continue beating until you have stiffly beaten peaks, spread on pie filling. Return to oven to brown.
Source: Juanita Johnson
2 c. dark brown sugar
1 c. white sugar
1 c. water
½ t. salt
1 c. whipping cream
1 t. vanilla
3 c. pecan halves
In a heavy skillet over medium heat, combine both sugars, water and salt. Dissolve sugar well. Add cream and continue to cook at slight boil; stirring constantly, until soft ball stage is reached, which is 240 degrees on a candy thermometer. Remove from heat and beat in vanilla and pecans. Drop by tablespoonfuls on greased marble slab or waxed paper to harden. Makes 12 large pralines.
Pecan Pie
1 T. butter
1 c. brown sugar
2 T. flour
1 c. light corn syrup
3 eggs, beaten
¼ t. salt
1 t. vanilla
1 c. pecan halves
Unbaked pie shell
Cream butter with mixed sugar and flour; add syrup and eggs. Beat mixture until frothy. Add salt, vanilla and pecan halves. Pour into unbaked pie shell. Bake 40 minutes at 325 degrees. Makes one 9-inch pie.
Apple Banana Cherry Nut Bread
3 eggs
1-1/2 cups of sugar
3/4 cup vegetable oil
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
3 cups all purpose flour
2 teaspoon baking powder
2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon lemon juice
2 cups peeled and chopped apples
2 cups mashed bananas
1 cup of chopped cherries
1 cup of chopped pecans or walnuts
In a mixing bowl, combine the eggs, sugar, oil and vanilla; mix well. Combine flour, baking powder, cinnamon, baking soda and salt; stir into the egg mixture just until moistened. Add lemon juice, stir in apples, banana. Add cherries and nuts, stir until completely mixed, let set for 10 to 15 minutes.
Spoon into two greased 9" X 5" X 3" loaf pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 55 to 60 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from loaf pans. Wrap in plastic wrap and aluminum foil while still hot and freeze. This locks in the flavors of the bread.
Mr. Baskett added, "You can also add 2 shots of Kentucky Honey Bourbon or Woodford Reserve if you like."
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Teens in Southwest Florida Discover Jazz
On Wednesday, students trickled into a back room at Artis-Naples – their instruments tucked under their arms or inside cases.
Slowly the din of their collective scales and warm-ups, the buzzing into mouthpieces and the shuffling of sheet music filled the tiny room that was originally meant to accommodate only a handful of students.
Dan Miller, their director and an accomplished trumpeter who wanted to start the group for kids to teach them improv, cut through the noise to get practice started, then counted off for practice of their first five-piece ballad.
Jazz History For First Time Listeners
The word 'jazz' conjures up an image of something that pops, something fresh and smooth, something that flows easily off the tongue. Jazz has been called many things, rebel music, 'black' music, pain music, but perhaps the most telling aspect of jazz is that it defies categorization. Yes, there are some facts you can't dispute, album sales and figures that are set in stone, but the essence of jazz is like trying to capture liquid silver, it eludes the grasp. That isn't to say that jazz isn't quantifiable, because it is, but the beauty of jazz as an art form is that it's constantly evolving and shifting, becoming something else, which is its one defining quality. But if you're new to jazz, and are trying to educate yourself on some of its basic aspects and styles, never fear, there's a lot to learn, but a general overview starting with jazz's origins, styles and signature musicians will help get you started.
Many historians and experts of music, trace the origins of jazz to the latter part of the 1800s, and pinpoint the creation of the music in the sweltering climes of Louisiana, specifically New Orleans. But going further back, jazz is really part of a musical expression that began when slaves were first brought to the American Colonies in the early 1700s. Torn from their familiar roots, slaves needed to establish a sense of identity and culture, and part of that culture was embodied by the telling of stories and the singing of spirituals. This oral culture gave rise to music that was steeped in the pain and loss slaves felt at their circumstances, but was also a paean to Heaven for spiritual deliverance. Though the music slaves created had an edge of sorrow, there was also a celebration of life that was manifested in drum-playing and dances that were an expression of both pain and defiance. The cultural demographic of slaves included a number of people brought over from the Caribbean, who had their own musical tastes and styles that blended in with the music from the heavy contingent of West Africans slaves. One of the hallmarks of the music slaves played was syncopation, which is a fancy way of saying that the beats were irregular or interrupted or the emphasis placed on the 'wrong' beat. Over time, the plaintive and powerful songs that slaves sang became known as the 'blues,' because the general tenor of the music was mournful and downcast. Slaves sang the blues while working in the field and when gathering together at night, until it became a signature expression of an entire race that yearned for freedom. From these roots, jazz music first took root in the late 1800s, blending drum beats, blues, syncopation and improvisation to form a style of music that was bold, defiant and alive with power and melody. Historians trace the first use of the word 'jazz' to Chicago in the 1915, and it was in everyday use in New Orleans by 1918. The word itself was first used in slang as 'jass,' but quickly became 'jazz,' to indicate the noise, fluidity and force that the music wielded on listeners.
The signature aspect that makes jazz so unique from other musical styles is improvisation. Contrary to popular belief, improvisation doesn't mean that a jazz musician gets up in front of a crowd and just plays whatever he wants, but rather, it's the ability of jazz artists to begin with a studied melody, draw inspiration from it, then deliver solos that are unplanned, un-practiced and wholly dependent on 'feeling' the moment. It's this kind of freedom that makes jazz so hard to explain in musical terms. That's why jazz performances are never alike in terms of following a 'set,' because the jazz artist never knows what kind of solo he'll perform on a given night. That isn't to say that jazz musicians can't record solos and duplicate them in live performances. But what many of them are after is re-interpreting, revising and remixing their own music, to form something that evolves and resists categorization. Jazz improvisation was born from the fact that slaves had to adapt to a variety of constant changes in their lives, and those that didn't, were doomed to outcast status or death. Improvisation, therefore, is the lifeblood of jazz, arising from a tangible facet that governed the everyday lives of slaves and transferred itself into the music they sang and performed, most notably, the blues and jazz.
Swing — Swing was first developed in the late 1920s and features a big, bouncy sound that makes you want to move and dance. Swing was a major component of what is known as the era of Big Bands, lead by such luminaries as Count Basie, Benny Goodman and Duke Ellington. Swing's big sound came from the orchestra bands that accompanied the lead player.
Bebop — Like the sound of its name, 'bebop' ushered in an era of quick rhythms with speeded-up tempos that arose out of the uncertainty of the 1940s as the U.S. was gearing up for a second World War. Bebop features intricate harmonies and melodies that were best suited for an individual maestro as opposed to the harmonization of a band. One clever innovation that arose from bebop was 'scat,' in which a jazz musician would use his voice to mimic an instrument, and sing unintelligible words that were predicated on duplicating the sound of the music and not the lyrics. Charlie Parker and Thelonious Monk are among the greatest musicians of this jazz style.
Latin — Latin jazz, also known as 'Afro Cuban' jazz, is a style developed in the post-war years after 1945 that was heavily dependent on congas, bass guitars, bongos and the piano, all playing in harmony with the main horns. The music was developed by Cuban artists who brought the sound to New York, influencing Puerto Rican jazz musicians. Latin jazz has a distinct 'island' rhythm that's ideal for sexy dancing and sinuous movement. Prominent artists of this style include Tito Puente and Perez Prado.
Jazz is an American cultural export that's become an art form loved and embraced throughout the world. Through its constant emphasis on reinvention and improvisation, it continues to evolve and give birth to new styles.
Roadhouse Café: The Best Jazz Location in Southwest Florida
Located in Fort Myers near San Carlos Park, the Roadhouse Café dominates the jazz music scene for Southwest Florida. Offering a complete menu with exceptional food and untouchable jazz in the region, the Roadhouse Café has been doing business since 2007.
The owners of this amazing establishment are Marc and Sheri Neeley along with their partner Lynda Colombo, whose brother owns the original Roadhouse Café in Cape Cod.
The Cape Cod location recently celebrated its 30th year of successful business. The purpose of the Florida location is to bring a taste of Cape Cod to Florida. They have exceeded that and have turned the profitable business into a destination for the Fort Myers area. They attract great jazz artists as well as captivate both locals and tourists with their fantastic food.
Their most famous musician is Dan Miller, who is one of the most accomplished musicians in Southwest Florida. He plays in a quartet at the Roadhouse Café every Tuesday night.
The Roadhouse Café is a must see experience and is located at: 15660 San Carlos Blvd, Ste 36, Fort Myers, Fl, 33908


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The 700 only needs 12v and ground to lock up. I don't like using a manual lock up switch. The main reason, if you forget to turn the switch off, the transmission will stay locked up even when you are trying to come to a stop. Could be a dangerous situation. I have mine set up the lock up when the trans shifts into 4th gear, via a pressure switch sensing 4th gear hydraulic pressure. When the pressure switch senses pressure, it closes and ports 12v to ground locking the convertor. I will say I do have the option of manually locking the converter, but I haven't hooked that circuit up yet, and probably won't.
|seems to shift fine and there is no slack in the t.v. cable at wot.when i did take the pan off there is a singal wire that goes to the solenoid so thats a self grounding one. There is only two wires that came in the plug with this tranny one (blue) was for the brake switch it was orange for the t400 as for the green one I did put 12v power to it and now it seems like its locking in third goes to forth not a bad shift and its doing 2300 rpm at 60mph with 4:10 rear, Before when there was no power it was like 2700 rpm. The wires do run through a vaccum switch, this switch should only allow power through when there is enough vaccum, correct so if its letting power through all the time then that switch is nfg, does the 700 only need power to lock up? Maybe i'll put the power on a toggle switch let it get to forth then flick the switch and see if it locks.
As far as I know the 700 doesn't require any vacuum signals. Also, isn't the T400 an electric kickdown? If so, the wires in your truck probably won't be correct for the lock-up 700. You will have find out how the lock-up is wire inside your transmission and wire the truck and transmission plug accordingly.
|dont matter about the vacume line check to make sure you dont have any slack in the TV cable At WoT any slack in it and the pressures will be wrong does it shift at low or high RPM?
need some help here I've put in an 85 700r4 into my 86 chevy 1/2 ton that had a turbo 400 in it. the 700r4 came out of a 86 1/2 ton i managed to take the tv cable and wiring out of the truck for the tranny which only had two wires one blue that went to brake switch and a green wire that was just hanging there because the motor was gone already.I've put the tranny in hooked the blue wire to the orange one that was for the 400 in my truck and the vaccum line to the carb and grounded the green one. I'm thinking this can't be right because the torque converter isn't locking in forth so my question is what is the green wire for and sould that vac line be hooked to the carb or intake thanks
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