EGL and NSOpenGL do not offer an EXT_swap_control_tear equivalent so
use regular vsync for now. The relevant extension string is now
correctly checked on WGL and GLX.
WindowProc returns an IntPtr not a bool, so let Handle* functions return
IntPtr?. If they return a value we return that, if they return null we
call DefWindowProc and return the result from that.
Calling SetCursor on mouse moves is not enough, we need to respond to
SETCURSOR messages. If we have a custom cursor we need to call SetCursor
and then NOT call DefWindowProc, otherwise we just call DefWindowProc
for the forms default cursor.
joyGetDevCaps() is an extremely slow call that allocates memory.
WinMMJoystick is now caching its results for a significant speedup in
Joystick.GetCapabilities() and GetState().
The cache is updated whenever a joystick device is removed. WIP to
handle device added notifications.
When refreshing the AvailableDevices list, it is important to set the
original resolution on any DisplayDevices that were previously available
to allow the RestoreResolution() method to work correctly.
This patch adds more robust checks for WGL_ARB_pixel_format and
WGL_ARB_multisample before using the relevant extensions, and adds
checks whether Wgl.Arb.ChoosePixelFormat() returns a valid pixel format
before trying to use it (thanks to Repetier for catching this edge
case.)
Additionally, the ChoosePixelFormatPFD code-path now heavily penalizes
single-buffered modes when the user requests a double-buffered mode.
Affects issues #42 and #45
When running over remote desktop without hardware acceleration, there
are no GraphicsModes that support desktop composition. This patch adds
logic to avoid requesting composition-capable modes when running over
RDP.
Additionally, it changes the mode selection logic to consider modes that
support features partially (e.g. 16bpp color instead of 32bpp), albeit
with a heavy penalty over fully supported modes.
This patch adds a workaround for WM_STYLECHANGED messages that are not
delivered when running on Mono/Windows. If we detect Mono, then we call
HandleStyleChanged() directly in order to update the internal state of
our WinGLNative instance.
