1. SKVideoNode is now, partially, available on watchOS and does
not require the extra, manual code to swicth selectors depending
on the OS version being run.
!missing-type! SKVideoNode not bound
!missing-selector! SKVideoNode::anchorPoint not bound
!missing-selector! SKVideoNode::initWithCoder: not bound
!missing-selector! SKVideoNode::initWithFileNamed: not bound
!missing-selector! SKVideoNode::initWithURL: not bound
!missing-selector! SKVideoNode::setAnchorPoint: not bound
!missing-selector! SKVideoNode::setSize: not bound
!missing-selector! SKVideoNode::size not bound
!missing-selector! +SKVideoNode::videoNodeWithFileNamed: not bound
!missing-selector! +SKVideoNode::videoNodeWithURL: not bound
2. SKNodeFocusBehavior is exposed needlessly on watchOS because
SpriteKit/Enums.cs was not processed by the generator, so [NoWatch]
did not matter.
!unknown-native-enum! SKNodeFocusBehavior bound
It's also visible on macOS but nothing uses it (so we do not expose
it needlessly)
!missing-enum! SKNodeFocusBehavior not bound
3. Add missing designated initializer on default `init`
!missing-designated-initializer! SKAttributeValue::init is missing an [DesignatedInitializer] attribute
!missing-designated-initializer! SKNode::init is missing an [DesignatedInitializer] attribute
4. Remove inconsistency for SKNode subclasses wrt XAMCORE_4_0
The trio attributeValues, setAttributeValues and setValue:forAttributeNamed:
that was moved from SKNode (deprecated) into its subclasses. This was done
using XAMCORE_4_0 but not on every subclasses. This adds them everywhere to
be consistent (only SKNode versions are not defined in XAMCORE_4_0)
!missing-selector! SKEffectNode::attributeValues not bound
!missing-selector! SKEffectNode::setAttributeValues: not bound
!missing-selector! SKEffectNode::setValue:forAttributeNamed: not bound
!missing-selector! SKEffectNode::valueForAttributeNamed: not bound
!missing-selector! SKEmitterNode::attributeValues not bound
!missing-selector! SKEmitterNode::setAttributeValues: not bound
!missing-selector! SKEmitterNode::setValue:forAttributeNamed: not bound
!missing-selector! SKEmitterNode::valueForAttributeNamed: not bound
!missing-selector! SKSpriteNode::attributeValues not bound
!missing-selector! SKSpriteNode::setAttributeValues: not bound
!missing-selector! SKSpriteNode::setValue:forAttributeNamed: not bound
!missing-selector! SKSpriteNode::valueForAttributeNamed: not bound
Exclude code that requires the test binding project from xammac tests because
there's currently no XM version of the test binding project.
Fixes this:
tests/monotouch-test/SpriteKit/UniformTest.cs(20,7): error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'Bindings' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
tests/monotouch-test/ModelIO/MDLMaterialProperty.cs(37,7): error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'Bindings' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
tests/monotouch-test/ModelIO/MDLTransform.cs(34,7): error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'Bindings' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
Fixes this:
Simd/MatrixFloat4x4Test.cs(28,12): error CS0117: 'Asserts' does not contain a definition for 'AreEqual'
Simd/MatrixFloat4x4Test.cs(29,12): error CS0117: 'Asserts' does not contain a definition for 'AreEqual'
Simd/MatrixFloat4x4Test.cs(37,12): error CS0117: 'Asserts' does not contain a definition for 'AreEqual'
Simd/MatrixFloat4x4Test.cs(48,12): error CS0117: 'Asserts' does not contain a definition for 'AreEqual'
[...]
Fixes this introspection/Mac problem:
***** ApiSignatureTest.NativeSignatures
Selector: uniformWithName:matrixFloat2x2: on type SpriteKit.SKUniform, Type: Simd.MatrixFloat2x2, nothing encoded
Selector: uniformWithName:matrixFloat3x3: on type SpriteKit.SKUniform, Type: Simd.MatrixFloat3x3, nothing encoded
Selector: uniformWithName:matrixFloat4x4: on type SpriteKit.SKUniform, Type: Simd.MatrixFloat4x4, nothing encoded
Selector: setMatrixFloat2x2Value: on type SpriteKit.SKUniform, Type: Simd.MatrixFloat2x2, nothing encoded
Selector: setMatrixFloat3x3Value: on type SpriteKit.SKUniform, Type: Simd.MatrixFloat3x3, nothing encoded
Selector: setMatrixFloat4x4Value: on type SpriteKit.SKUniform, Type: Simd.MatrixFloat4x4, nothing encoded
Selector: initWithName:matrixFloat2x2: on type SpriteKit.SKUniform, Type: Simd.MatrixFloat2x2, nothing encoded
Selector: initWithName:matrixFloat3x3: on type SpriteKit.SKUniform, Type: Simd.MatrixFloat3x3, nothing encoded
Selector: initWithName:matrixFloat4x4: on type SpriteKit.SKUniform, Type: Simd.MatrixFloat4x4, nothing encoded
references (xtro)
!missing-designated-initializer! WKInterfaceController::init is missing an [DesignatedInitializer] attribute
!missing-designated-initializer! WKUserNotificationInterfaceController::init is missing an [DesignatedInitializer] attribute
Also ignore xtro's WKSnapshotConfiguration since it's an Apple bug 34185961
reference (xtro)
!missing-protocol! WKURLSchemeHandler not bound
!missing-protocol! WKURLSchemeTask not bound
!unknown-protocol! WKUrlSchemeHandler bound
!unknown-protocol! WKUrlSchemeTask bound
!unknown-type! WKSnapshotConfiguration bound
The OpenTK matrices (Matrix2/3/4) has a different memory layout than Apple's
matrix_float2x2/matrix_float3x3/matrix_float4x4 matrices: the OpenTK versions
are row-major, while Apple's versions are column-major.
This means that when blitting memory from one to the other, the matrix will
appear to have been transposed.
See bug #[58599][2] for an example.
Unfortunately we've already bound several API with Apple's matrix_floatXxX
matrices using OpenTK's matrices, and although they're bound wrong, and the
matrices appear transposed on input/output, we can't change the behavior
because we have to maintain compatibility.
This means we have to introduce new API, and then also just define new matrix
types with the right memory layout (column-major). Additionally, in the future
we might be able to mark these matrices as Simd-matrixes, so that the JIT/AOT
compiler can generate the correct alignment for them, avoiding having to
define a native conversion method (using the [MarshalDirective] hack).
The matrices have been designed to match API-wise the matrices in the
System.Numerics.Vectors namespace [1], but for the moment with only a few
basic operations implemented (Determinant/Transpose/Multiply) defined (we can
always add more later if we want to).
In addition explicit conversion operators to and from the corresponding
OpenTK.MatrixX are implemented, which means any operation defined in the
OpenTK matrices can be used by converting back and forth.
[1]: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.numerics.matrix4x4(v=vs.111).aspx
[2]: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=58599
[VSTS] Adding --no-sudo option in system-dependencies.sh
This PR also brings in the package step from the release-scripts makefile. This allows all the build tasks and scripts to be self-contained in one repo.
The MDLVoxelIndexExtent is a struct containing two 4-dimensional vectors of
integers (not floats, as originally and incorrectly implemented).
Fix this my creating a new MDLVoxelIndexExtent2 struct with the right fields,
re-implement all the API that exposes this struct and obsolete the old API.
Also add missing [MarshalDirective] attributes.
And write a test to make sure it works fine now and forever.
ARPointCloud.RawFeaturePoints is an array of Vector3, but each vector is
16-byte aligned (as if it were an array of Vector4).
This means we need to account for this when creating a managed array from
pointer to the native C-style array.
* [bindings-generator] Improve build & project file.
* Add missing [MarshalDirective] attributes.
Add missing [MarshalDirective] attributes, which also requires implementing
support for out parameters in the binding generator, since one of the
signatures missing the [MarshalDirective] contains such an out parameter.
Also add tests for all the API I've added [MarshalDirective] to.
* [bindings-generator] Remove redundant if check.
* [monotouch-test] Rename file to end with 'Test.cs'.
* [tests] Fix a few build errors for Xamarin.Mac.
`SkipDueToAttributeInProperty` which is used to check the availability attribute of properties
when the Availability info only exist on the property and not on the property Getter or Setter was wrong.
This lead to `setSpringLoaded` (which was introduced in iOS 11) to not be ignored by the test (making it fail).
- Fix bug #59085: [introspection-ios] selector not found for UIKit.UIBarButtonItem : setSpringLoaded: - Broken test
(https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=59085)
including some things we need to ignore manually
!missing-field! VNVisionVersionNumber not bound
!missing-pinvoke! VNImagePointForFaceLandmarkPoint is not bound
!missing-pinvoke! VNNormalizedFaceBoundingBoxPointForLandmarkPoint is not bound
1. Let's not add new, already [Obsolete] API
Type Changed: Foundation.NSDimension
Added constructors:
[Obsolete ("Not intended to be directly instantiated, this is an abstract class.")]
public NSDimension ();
2. Fix inconsistently named API, e.g.
Type Changed: Foundation.NSAttributedString
Added properties:
public static string[] ReadableTypeIdentifiersForItemProvider { get; }
public static string[] WritableTypeIdentifiers { get; }
Rolf Bjarne Kvinge
Sebastien Pouliot
Vincent Dondain
Joseph Stroman
Joseph Stroman
Ankit Jain
Timothy Risi
Chris Hamons