identifying which options and parameters go with which platforms etc.
OS X, like Windows, now no longer uses Config.h. Configure() is still
used for the wx-config parameters, but that is a temporary measure.
Globals.cpp has never been used.
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Also fixed a segmentation fault caused by the UDP Wiimote stuff when a thread was not properly ended.
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frameworks on OS X.
Try to be a little clearer about which configuration options apply
to which platform(s). Should pave the way slightly for win32 scons.
We have accidentally been using LUA_USE_LINUX on OS X all along.
Turns out that LUA_USE_MACOSX is for an ancient version of OS X and
LUA_USE_LINUX is a reasonable set of defaults for modern Unices, so
just keep using that.
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meant as a ideally persistent device instance number.
In a dynamic environment such as when dealing with USB/bluetooth HID's,
I am not sure how much sense such an id can make and it would probably
be better to identify devices by an opaque blob (and a printable string).
In any case, the OS X HID manager does not offer the illusion of a
persistent integer instance identifier.
A string in the form of the device's own name is not sufficient as on
e.g. my Macbook Pro, there are three HID devices all bearing the name
"Apple Internal Keyboard / Trackpad".
For now, hijack the ControllerInterface id to mean the the HID usage
page number. This at least separates keyboards and pointing devices,
allowing the keyboard to be selected in the configuration dialog.
Also some minor cleanup.
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LZO/SFML/SOIL and subject to the same shared_foo exception options.
This makes building a self-contained distribution package much easier.
TBD: Cg and wxWidgets 2.9.
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I hope I didn't break the mac+linux builds - if i did, fixing it should be a simple matter of adjusting the sconscripts.
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Patch from user gamepromcompany on the MacOSX_Build wiki page.
Add support for the Mac command key as a hotkey modifier in
WXKeyToString but present it as Control. WXKeyToString is used for
both hotkeys and menu accelerators, the latter only supporting
Shift/Alt/Control with wxWidgets.
wxSpinCtrl on wx 2.9 has a very small default size, so give the
window size ones a reasonable size.
Use wxFULLSCREEN_ALL when switching to fullscreen, which gets rid
of window decorations like the title bar. Note that to actually
be rid of it with wx 2.9 on OS X, you'll need this patch:
http://trac.wxwidgets.org/ticket/11701
Also remove a couple of files I had accidentally duplicated.
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enable newline normalization
get revision number via `hg svn info` for svnrev.h
ignore incremental/generated binary files (windows/VS at least)
leave a comment if some files need native eol set in svnprops
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We really should integrate the nowx functionality into the main build,
removing nowx and HAVE_WX checks and turning USE_WX into a variable
that defaults to GUI use but can be overridden at the command line.
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hotkey configuration working with wx 2.9, but it turned out to be
too tempting to use it to hack up OS X keyboard support using wx
key events in the "old" input plugins.
It was with some reluctance that I used PAD_Input (and copied it
for Wiimote as well) as that is clearly a deprecated interface,
but this way the hack is contained within the old plugins for when
the switchover to ControllerInterface happens.
The idea is to provide stable keyboard support on OS X for both
GCPad and Wiimote while we debug HID keyboard and real 'mote code.
It works pretty well, although the wx approach does impose a few
limitations like no arrow keys and left/right side modifier keys
are considered equivalent.
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Not only does it change tons of files to switch to a new and non-working (it doesn't parse my ini files, at least) ini parser, it also reshuffles a lot of code and removes a plugin. The latter part is fine, but doing these two major switches in one revision, one of which is broken, is completely unacceptable. I said to merge tiny changes, not massive reworkings.
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variables, writeable strings and dangerously shadowed variables.
index(), gamma(), exp() and y0() are POSIX functions and using those
names can cause namespace confusion.
A number of C files were missing the final newline required by ANSI C
and some versions of GCC are pedantic enough to complain about this.
These changes simply the scons build, allowing us to get rid of
filterWarnings which is simply more trouble than it's worth.
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Using Unix tools to operate on a tree containing filename with spaces in them
is really annoying, so rename the handful of instances where there were spaces.
Host.cpp has never been used.
Games tend to lookup the following directories that we don't yet have anything
to put in, so prepopulate them in Data/User/Wii:
title/00010001
title/00010002
title/00010003
title/00010004
title/00010005
title/00010006
title/00010007
meta
shared2/title
Set eol-style native on a number of text files which didn't already have it.
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