General CMake cleanup/overhaul
* Enable precompiled headers for all projects
* Move specifications itto separate CMakeLists files
* Add openspace-core as a subdirectory
* Move handle_modules functionality into modules/CMakeLists.txt
* Move handleapplications logic into apps/CMakeLists.txt
* Introduce openspace-module-collection interface library to simplify inclusion of modules in applications
* Turn module initialization into a two-step process to adapt to the new minimal dependency scenario
* Compile time speedup
* Remove circular dependencies between modules and core preventing multithreaded compilation on MSVC
* Build Spice multithreaded and as static library
* Remove dependency from core to module-webbrowser
* Remove unused dependency from kameleon
* Remove additional unnecessary dependencies
* Cleanup volume/kameleon/kameleonvolume modules
* Fix visibility issues. Restrict include paths
* Compile kameleon in parallel
* Other cleanup
* Only copy CEF files from one target (hard-coded to OpenSpace right now)
* Remove unused instrumentation code
* Remove the ability to render AABB for globes as it caused a circular dependency between GlobeBrowsing and Debugging
* Removing compiler and cppcheck warnings
* Turn almost all includes into non-system includes
* Don't warn on deprecrated copy
* Updated submodules
* Move glfw init after macOS window is ready
* MacOS fixes for BigSur
* Compile fixs
* Rename hirise.asset since linux filenames are case-sensitive
* Modified globals DataStorage method to make Linux and Mac happy
* Switched to unsecure http URLs for satellites due to httprequest problem
* Keep the QApplication around on Mac because of some reason otherwise the keyboard handler crashes
* Add comment explaining the madness
* Apply same techniques to the globalscallback file
Co-authored-by: Micah Acinapura <micahnyc@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Gene Payne <payne.gene@gmail.com>
* Cleaner handling of global state
* Prevent Lua memory corruption (closes#982)
* Initialize glfw first thing to prevent weird joystick loading bug during startup
* Removal of dead code and compiler warnings
* Added basic internal touch
This commit only adds the description-shell of the touch implementation
* Added callbacks and first WIP of internal touch
Makes use of the TouchInput/TouchInputs class in the TouchModule.
Internally we cache the TouchInputs as an input deque and utilizes it
for motion-vectors.
This commit has bugs and issues, which will be worked upon.
* Happy new year!
Bumped year on branch-local files
* Improvements to internal touch
Almost reached feature-parity with tuio-handled touch events
- Added most of the touch-logic to touchinteraction
- Added helper functions to new TouchInput/TouchInputs classes
* Naming changes to touch interface
* Translate TUIO to TouchInput
This commit translates TUIO messages to an internal TouchInput structure
while still trying to keep feature parity.
Removed TUIO-dependencies from many files.
Changed behavior on tuioear to lock-swap its content.
* Minor cleanup and fixes
- Should fix touch roll
- Simplified some functions
* Build fix
* Use internal touch in webgui
- Added consume-logic to touch callbacks
- Constrained touch-input to either webgui or 3D application as mouse is
- This fixes some flaws with previous implementation,
such as ghost inputs
- Initialize touchmodule through init-functions rather than constructor
* Cleanup of comments
* Simplified touch classes
Added timestamp through constructor meaning no more sprinkled timestamps
Renamed TouchInputs to TouchInputHolder for clarity
Added helper functions to the Holder to see if it holds an input
Remade addInput as tryAddInput which return true on successful insertion
+ other cleanup
* Code style cleanup and tweaks
Removed avoidable zero-comparison for code clarity
Cleanup of code style
* Added comments to DirectInputSolver
Clarifying the use of the DirectInputSolver.
* Changes for coding style
Change SGCT version to make it checkout-able
* Clarify magic bitmask
* const -> constexpr const for magic bitmasks
Co-authored-by: Alexander Bock <mail@alexanderbock.eu>
