CMake object modules have the advantage of allowing to set additional
compile flags for the involved files, but it's linked into the main
binary with the rest of the object files.
This removes GtkModule.so and the dynamic loading code that goes with
it.
- Deprecated: The option is read from the settings, but not written back
when saving. This can be used for migrating options to a new name or
format. (Not used yet.)
- Immutable: The option can not be changed from Lua. Used for
security-relevant options that should not be changable by the theme or
mod charts. Currently that's networking and some file system access
options.
On linux / is mounted to /rootfs in RageFile, which allows access to the
_whole_ filesystem from lua. This means themes and mod files can
re-write user data and extract files via USB profiles.
/rootfs was only added for internal use by the alsa, oss and memory card
drivers, so it can be easily replaced with direct fstream file access.
Both the slash key and the numpad slash key were displayed as 'Key /',
so it's not obvious to the user which key actually has been bound. Let's
display them as 'Key /' and 'KP /' instead. Same for other KP keys.
Before, if the PacDrive32.dll provided by Ultimarc wasn't found,
stepmania would attempt to write to the Pac-Drive anyway, resulting in a
call on a null pointer.
This adds a quick check against PacDriveConnected during the update, and
checks if the pacdrive functions exist before calling them.
I will say, the version of this that didn't have break statements had
way, way more flashy light patterns than the boring, correctly
functioning version of this.
Also, the preference now defaults to "minimaid"
The currently proposed light ordering presents a problem for those who have bought a LumenAR or have followed the OpenITG standard for wiring lights. With this change, the default ordering stays the same, but users have the option to define "openitg" or "lumenar" as their preferred light ordering in Preferences.ini under the newly defined "PacDriveLightOrdering" preference.
Before, this ended up calling a virtual method in the constructor,
which C++ does not allow, and I got weird crashes.
This removes a lot of unused code and gets rid of unnecessary abstractions.
* Remove unused function
* Sort input devices on Linux
The readdir() function doesn't guarantee any specific ordering, so the
numbers of joysticks might change when restarting StepMania.
(Empirically this usually only happens after a reboot.)
Let's sort the input devices alphabetically before opening them to have
more consistent numbering and avoid annoying remapping of controllers.
Martin Natano