- added a shortcutManager that provide some usefull methodes for ShortcutTools. Also handle activation of shortcuts.
- wip : implementation of the MoveShortcut (based on the same shortcut provided by the selectTool) using ShortcutTool and the ShortcutManager.
- modified the SceneComposerToolController to work with the ShortcutManager & ShortcutTool
Also added a parameter to enable assertion as executable classes are only in this project anyway.
Removed the global assertion setting as it's only needed in jme-examples.
* Remove deprecated image raster methods from JmeSystem
* Allow ImageRaster to read / write to arbitrary mipmaps
* Allow ImageRaster to perform conversion to / from linear color space as required
exception. Two things can cause bad reads:
1) bad data in the stream... in which the extra info
is useless or confusing.
2) unregistered classes or bad timing, either way,
knowing the message type ID might be useful.
the channels even though the negative channels would
pass through as the default channels just fine.
The key is avoiding UDP calls... they will get
translated into a regular send.
in "read only" mode. Modified the SerializerRegistrationMessage
to put the serializer registry into read only after
it compiles the message so that the server won't accidentally
register messages after they've been compiled.
info message to indicate that all of the local hosted
services have been notified about the new connection.
Modified DefaultClient to wait to start its services
until it has seen this second message.
Client services may want to send things to the server during
their start() method but it's important that things like
the serializer registry service has already processed its
messages or any sends might fail. The client generally has
the luxury of being able to register handlers/listeners/etc
during initialize where as the server must do this when the
connection arrives. So it seems reasonable to delay client
service start() until all of the server-side hosted services
have had a chance to initialize themselves.