This adds Lua hooks to CryptManager for libtomcrypt's SHA256 hash
function. It follows along with the C++ patterns Glenn wrote a decade
and a half ago for CryptMananger's MD5 and SHA1 hooks.
StepMania's CMakeProject-tomcrypt file has been updated to build with
sha256 symbols. Invoking cmake to build with system tomcrypt works fine
as-is.
Note that these functions return binary formatted strings, but themers
can convert to hexadecimal format using the global Lua function
BinaryToHex().
The hashing functions that CryptManger currently exposes to Lua
return hash strings formatted in binary. Themes using those hash
functions may want to compare hex strings.
RageUtil already had a BinaryToHex utility; this commit exposes it
as a global function, following along with other utility functions
in RageUtil.
These elements are normally automatically updated when a new Lua.xml is
generated using the --ExportLuaInformation command line argument, but
I've manually updated them here. It works for now.
Running --ExportLuaInformation will generate a new Lua.xml file with
everything available to Lua, including some repetitively-named functions
ported from notitg that were manually condensed down within Lua.xml.
We want to keep these condensed parts, so ExportLuaInformation should
probably be fixed/replaced in the future.
These "grouping"s aren't part of the spec in Docs/Luadoc/Lua.xsd, so
they won't appear when Lua.xml is viewed in a web browser, but can still
be used by external API doc applications until ExportLuaInformation is
improved.
Fix, clarify, and expand prose in LuaDocumentation.xml for classes made
available to Lua.
Add elements for DeviceList, InputList, Quad, and SongMeterDisplay to
Lua.xml.
Expand and clarify the prose for many gloabl Lua functions described in
in LuaDocumentation.xml.
Get Lua.xml's GlobalFunctions listing current with 5_1-new. Remove old
global functions (those moved to 5.1's "legacy" theme) from Lua.xml.
MDN's web docs describe the "HTML <pre> elements represents preformatted
text which is to be presented exactly as written in the HTML file."
It's handy for formatting multiline code examples in
LuaDocumentation.xml.
This updates Actor classes, class methods, and Enums listed in the
bundled copy of Lua.xml to be current.
I used the command-line arg --ExportLuaInformation, to generate a wholly
new file, then manually removed some methods (e.g. literally numbered
PlayerOptions methods ported from notitg, CamelCase aliases of
spline-related methods) to keep previous manual modifications intact.
This doesn't touch GlobalFunctions in Lua.xml; those need further
review.
This adds choices for 21:9 (Ultrawide) and 9:16 (widescreen display in
portrait mode) to the _fallback theme. Previously, users would have to
manually edit Preferences.ini to achieve either of these.
Since "21:9" is the common marketing term for what is actually 64:27,
I've slightly extended GenChoices() in ConfAspectRatio() to use a "name"
string from the winFracs table is one is provided. If not, the original
behavior of generating user-facing choices from the raw values is
preserved.
See: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/21:9_aspect_ratio
I updated the global AspectRatios table in _fallback/02 Utilities.lua to
match.
* removed ClearEnterMappedKeys from global functions
* typo fix in rawequal
* fix explanations of global SecondsToXXXX functions
* add to explanation of lua.ReportScriptError
* explain how ActorSound class can be used in Lua as "Sound"
* fix explanation for Course.GetCouseDir
* fix specified args for GAMESTATE.GetPreferredDifficulty
* remove HighScore.GetHighScore since it doesn't exist
* document special args for ScreenSelectProfile.SetProfileIndex
* fix specified args for Style.GetColumnInfo
* add examples of return value for Style.GetColumnInfo
* remove lingering mentions of SM4
quietly-turning