This is what it now looks like: http://i.imgur.com/KOZgA1i.png
As usual, if any bugs arise from this rather large change. Please report it so I can fix it.
- Join variable declaration and assignments in function onTouchEvent()
- Change a for-loop into a foreach loop in dispatchGenericMotionEvent(). Makes the loop body a single statement.
[streamtype].flush() is called when [streamtype].close() is called.
No need to null the references either after calling close(), the garbage collection will take care of it.
Added an example translation (Japanese). So now the Android version can both display in English and Japanese, depending on what the Android device's system language is set to.
Also did a tiny clean-up of InputConfigItem.java so that the parameters are slightly more descriptive.
Now, to do a translation in [x] language, all you have to do is take the normal English strings.xml and translate the XML entries into said language, and simply make a folder in the /res/ sub-directory in the form of values-[region code]. IE) With the Japanese translation, it is in the folder /res/values-ja
No configuration other than that is needed. After doing the above, the language should load fine on any device when set to that specific system language.
By default, if a translation file does not exist for a given system language. The app will automatically fall back to using the English translation.
This *should* be bug-free since I did check everything multiple times. But if any issues occur, please report them so that I can fix them.
Add a simple Python script that does a basic normalization on
the game INI files and run it across all the files we have. This
normalizes the sections, their order and comments, and the whitespace
within them.
It also removes the sections Video_Hardware, Gecko, and Wii, which
should not be in the game INI files we ship by default.
The MS INI parser and most other INI parsing libraries APIs only support
comments at the beginning of lines. Right now, some Game INI files use sections
like:
[OnFrame]#Add memory patches here
But these section headers are parsed separately, so this should not break
them.
This reverts commit cce809ac90.
The code was actually correct: "expr" is never allocated when an error is
returned. This means when the expression parser fails, deleting "expr" means
deleting an uninitialized pointer.
