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display "hold back" message

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Glenn Maynard
2003-01-19 21:57:13 +00:00
parent e2a91a79a9
commit e5dacca7ea
1 changed files with 57 additions and 36 deletions
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stepmania/src/ScreenGameplay.cpp
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@@ -850,7 +850,63 @@ void ScreenGameplay::DrawPrimitives()
void ScreenGameplay::Input( const DeviceInput& DeviceI, const InputEventType type, const GameInput &GameI, const MenuInput &MenuI, const StyleInput &StyleI ) void ScreenGameplay::Input( const DeviceInput& DeviceI, const InputEventType type, const GameInput &GameI, const MenuInput &MenuI, const StyleInput &StyleI )
{ {
//LOG->Trace( "ScreenGameplay::Input()" ); //LOG->Trace( "ScreenGameplay::Input()" );
if(type == IET_RELEASE) return; // don't care
if( MenuI.IsValid() &&
MenuI.button == MENU_BUTTON_BACK &&
m_DancingState != STATE_OUTRO &&
!m_Fade.IsClosing() )
{
if( PREFSMAN->m_bDelayedEscape && type==IET_FIRST_PRESS)
{
m_textDebug.SetText( "Continue holding BACK to quit" );
m_textDebug.StopTweening();
m_textDebug.SetDiffuse( RageColor(1,1,1,0) );
m_textDebug.BeginTweening( 1/8.f );
m_textDebug.SetTweenDiffuse( RageColor(1,1,1,1) );
return;
}
if( PREFSMAN->m_bDelayedEscape && type==IET_RELEASE )
{
m_textDebug.StopTweening();
m_textDebug.BeginTweening( 1/8.f );
m_textDebug.SetTweenDiffuse( RageColor(1,1,1,0) );
return;
}
if( (!PREFSMAN->m_bDelayedEscape && type==IET_FIRST_PRESS) ||
(DeviceI.device==DEVICE_KEYBOARD && type==IET_SLOW_REPEAT) ||
(DeviceI.device!=DEVICE_KEYBOARD && type==IET_FAST_REPEAT) )
{
m_DancingState = STATE_OUTRO;
SOUNDMAN->PlayOnce( THEME->GetPathTo("Sounds","menu back") );
/* Hmm. There are a bunch of subtly different ways we can
* tween out:
* 1. Keep rendering the song, and keep it moving. This might
* cause problems if the cancel and the end of the song overlap.
* 2. Stop the song completely, so all song motion under the tween
* ceases.
* 3. Stop the song, but keep effects (eg. Drunk) running.
* 4. Don't display the song at all.
*
* We're doing #3. I'm not sure which is best.
*
* We have to pause the music, not stop it. If we stop it,
* its position will be 0, and we'll render the *start*
* of the song while we tween out, which looks really strange.
* -glenn
*/
/* but with the new sound code, Stop leaves the position alone -glenn (XXX remove this comment) */
m_soundMusic.StopPlaying();
this->ClearMessageQueue();
m_Fade.CloseWipingLeft( SM_SaveChangedBeforeGoingBack );
return;
}
}
/* Nothing else cares about releases. */
if(type == IET_RELEASE) return;
// Handle special keys to adjust the offset // Handle special keys to adjust the offset
if( DeviceI.device == DEVICE_KEYBOARD ) if( DeviceI.device == DEVICE_KEYBOARD )
@@ -933,41 +989,6 @@ void ScreenGameplay::Input( const DeviceInput& DeviceI, const InputEventType typ
} }
} }
if( MenuI.IsValid() &&
MenuI.button == MENU_BUTTON_BACK &&
m_DancingState != STATE_OUTRO &&
!m_Fade.IsClosing() )
{
if( !PREFSMAN->m_bDelayedEscape ||
(DeviceI.device==DEVICE_KEYBOARD && type==IET_SLOW_REPEAT) ||
(DeviceI.device!=DEVICE_KEYBOARD && type==IET_FAST_REPEAT) )
{
m_DancingState = STATE_OUTRO;
SOUNDMAN->PlayOnce( THEME->GetPathTo("Sounds","menu back") );
/* Hmm. There are a bunch of subtly different ways we can
* tween out:
* 1. Keep rendering the song, and keep it moving. This might
* cause problems if the cancel and the end of the song overlap.
* 2. Stop the song completely, so all song motion under the tween
* ceases.
* 3. Stop the song, but keep effects (eg. Drunk) running.
* 4. Don't display the song at all.
*
* We're doing #3. I'm not sure which is best.
*
* We have to pause the music, not stop it. If we stop it,
* its position will be 0, and we'll render the *start*
* of the song while we tween out, which looks really strange.
* -glenn
*/
/* but with the new sound code, Stop leaves the position alone -glenn (XXX remove this comment) */
m_soundMusic.StopPlaying();
this->ClearMessageQueue();
m_Fade.CloseWipingLeft( SM_SaveChangedBeforeGoingBack );
}
}
// //
// handle a step // handle a step
// //