Can display dates, date + times, and an english description of a time
relative to now ("2 secs ago", "1 day ago", etc.).
Supports editing dates (including day-of-month validation).
This took a lot longer than I thought.
Scraper now contains a partial implementation since almost all scrapers
will follow the pattern of create HttpReq -> create and wait for
AsyncReqComponent -> parse HttpReq contents.
You do not need res2h to build ES, only if you wish to modify resource
files.
Added a simple corner.png and bar.png for a border in the settings menu.
Added ImageComponent::setColorShift(unsigned int color) to change the
OpenGL color array.
The ResourceManager provides a unified interface for accessing resource
data, embedded or from the filesystem, with
initialization/deinitialization handled automatically behind the scenes.
It also keeps from creating duplicate resources (e.g. when two
ImageComponents use the same image file).
Audio still needs to be moved over to it.
Reworked GuiGameList to use a TextComponent for description.
Changed set/clearClipRect to push/popClipRect.
Fixed Y coordinate in the clip rect functions.
Sorta fixed AnimationComponent being totally out of whack with VSync off.
Add volume control int Windows through the mixer API (until XP) and the
EndpointVolume API (Vista and above). Add volume control in Linux
through ALSA.
Convert AudioManager to use shared_ptrs.
Enable multi-processor compilation in Visual Studio / NMake. Disable
console in release builds (broken in CMake atm, you have to set linker
/SUBSYSTEM:WINDOWS manually).
Did I already say that the automatic "select all" of GitHub for Windows
sucks?!
Enable multi-processor compilation in Visual Studio / NMake. Disable
console in release builds (broken in CMake atm, you have to set linker
/SUBSYSTEM:WINDOWS manually).
Version information nowe resides in EmulationStation.h and is compiled
into the EXE on Windows. An icon file is also included and on
non-Windows systems the window icon is loaded from PNG data compiled
into the EXE and set via SDL_WM_SetIcon().
CMake is much more versatile, providing build support on multiple
platforms to generate Makefiles. This should serve as a starting point
for CMake builds.
Please note the /CMake/* scripts are actually ripped from the ORGE3D
repositories, but they seem to be in the Public Domain. Thanks!
