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.
Unzip zip file at `zipPath` to `targetPath`.
`strip` is optional and defaults to `0`. If set to a number larger than
`0`, that many components are removed from the paths of the extracted
files. e.g. `a/b/c` is replaced with `b/c` when stripping one component
or just `c` when stripping two.
Returns whether all files were extracted successfully.
This change adds onChunkCallback to the request. If defined it will be
called repeatedly with the incoming data. This allows to process data on
the go or write it to disk instead of accumulating the data in memory.
Submitted upstream:
https://github.com/machinezone/IXWebSocket/pull/353
- 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.
- SortBPMDivision: Reduce from 20 to 10 to match up with ECS "tiers".
- SortLengthDivision: Increase from 5 seconds to 1 minute. Divisions of
5 seconds don't seem very useful.
The sort order is not remembered between songs when sorting by length.
This can be fixed by recognizing SORT_LENGTH as a sort order that can be
used for songs.
Reported by @aeubanks in https://github.com/Simply-Love/Simply-Love-SM5/issues/363
package.loadlib() can be used to load a dynamic C library allowing
arbitrary code execution in mod charts and themes.
So far I haven't found any theme that depends on the library, so I think
removing it shouldn't break anything.
Aside from including a ton of bug fixes, this should fix an issue in the
CI pipeline when building with system libraries that was caused by a
minor incompatibility between 0.5.0 and less ancient versions.
Also, switch to the amalgamated source, because it makes it easier to
keep it up to date.
https://github.com/open-source-parsers/jsoncpp/wiki/Amalgamated-(Possibly-outdated)
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.
This adds two more methods:
- `NETWORK:UrlEncode()`: Encode a single string value.
- `NETWORK:EncodeQueryParameters()`: Encode a table as query string.
For now there are two methods:
- `NETWORK:IsUrlAllowed()`: Check whether access to a certain URL is allowed.
- `NETWORK:HttpRequest()`: Perform an HTTP request.
By default access to the network is disabled for all target hosts. It
can be enabled by setting `HttpEnable=1` in the preferences. Individual
hosts have to be added to `HttpAllowHosts` as a comma separated list to
allow access.
See included docs for more details on usage.
Previously the function stopped short on nul bytes ("\0") due to usage
of the SArg() macro, which does not retrieve the length of the lua
string.
before the fix: `BinaryToHex("a\0b")` -> `"61"`
after the fix: `BinaryToHex("a\0b")` -> `"610062"`
Previously the function stopped short on nul bytes ("\0") due to usage
of the SArg() macro, which does not retrieve the length of the lua
string.
before the fix: `BinaryToHex("a\0b")` -> `"61"`
after the fix: `BinaryToHex("a\0b")` -> `"610062"`
A lot of people have run into the previous ~10MB limit and increasing it
to 100MB doesn't seem to break anything.
I left a limit in place, so that excessively large Stats.xml files on a
USB profile can't be used to make a cab run out of memory. (SM uses a
multiple of the memory that is required for the file on disk.)
A lot of people have run into the previous ~10MB limit and increasing it
to 100MB doesn't seem to break anything.
I left a limit in place, so that excessively large Stats.xml files on a
USB profile can't be used to make a cab run out of memory. (SM uses a
multiple of the memory that is required for the file on disk.)
This is a workaround to make the hyphen key usable in text entry
screens. It allows to add a hyphen to profile names and set a negative
offset in edit mode.
Technically backslash is also a typeable character, but it seems to be
less common names in user names and not necessary for typing negative
offsets.
Fwiw, in outfox P2/back is unbound.
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.
The statistics are updated in the generic codepath, which is not used by
RageDisplay_Legacy::DrawLineStripInternal() when rendering smooth lines.
Note, that the output vertex count can differ a lot between smooth lines
(2) and non-smooth lines (~38 output vertices per input vertex), so
updating the statistics can not be done in RageDisplay::DrawLineStrip()
like it is donw for the other draw functions.
The IsUsingWideScreen() function only checked 16:10 and 16:9, now we just
check that the ratio is greater than 16:10. (Coincidentally that's also
what the documentation states about this function.)
Martin Natano