The X11 XKeyEvent structure (and others) include a timestamp
field, with 1ms resolution.
This was previously ignored causing the input timestamps to be
set to the middle of each frame.
If the timestamps are passed through then the event timestamps are
not coupled to the framerate and the polling issues are resolved.
* Initialise variables to ensure input thread is started
m_bShutdown was not initialised. This meant that the input
thread would never be started seemingly at random.
In my case m_bShutdown was always false when running in fullscreen
but not in windowed mode for some reason
* Avoid crash in ~LightsDriver_SystemMessage
This will avoid a crash caused by the fact LIGHTSMAN is destroyed
after the other MAN objects
* Rework code path for turning lights off on exit
Calls to LightsDriver::reset removed from each driver to avoid any crashes
LightsDriver::reset renamed to Rest to match surrounding style
Added LightsManager::TurnOffAllLights, called before XXXMAN objects are deleted
Currently only identical glyphs are merged into one DrawQuads call.
This fixes the comparison so that all glyphs with the same texture can
be merged, which greatly improves the font rendering performance.
* Add timeout to smo sockets
Without this sometimes an attempt at a connection hangs and completely stops the program (VERY annoying in fullscreen) in the recv function.
* Fix typo from previous commit
* Change smo timeout to 5
* Add LightsDriver::reset
Function will reset all lights to off
Function needs to be called by each of the driver implementations
as needed during destruction
* Reset lights to off on exit
Besides a few other minor retouches and additions, the biggest change is
that the theme now has a fixed color scheme of yellow, orange, and dark
magenta, and that many of the glossy graphics have been replaced by
flatter versions with subtle shadows.
Sped up gameplay outro and eval animations, profile save/load now
properly uses offcommands rather than opaque throbber behaviour, Song
title on evaluation was also moved slightly upward a bit,
