I'm also noticing that the GetQuad(int) variant never seems to get hit, so I suspect that the ID lookup map is redundant. I left it alone as the JResourceManager base class forces the need for the function; I need to spend more time looking at just how much of JResourceManager we actually use at this point.
Also renamed WindowRect to windowRect & PixelFormat to pixelFormat for consistency with other locally declared variables. (Uppercase should be reserved for class names, ie WindowRect is the class/struct, windowRect is an local object in your code.)
- bug fix in JGE++ audio (improve HBL compatibility)
- Added new rewards in story mode: random card, card (either by "name" or id), specific set
- Story mode: added possibility to choose music, and bg for duel.
-- See "01. Where it all begins" for examples of new features
- JGE updates : main accepts argv/argc. Compilation variables for MP3 and Network support
- Minor fix in Wagic (potentially fixes crashes when using activated abilities several times in onr turn. Couldn't reproduce the issue)
- fixed bugs introduced in revision 2034 (Giant Growth)
- Extended Story mode xml: much easier to write basic thing, font selection, possibility to position answers, answers now in correct order
- moved story in the menu because it is not major for now
- fix issue 392 (broken tests)
- Fix a bunch of memory leaks (guys please be careful!)
- Added Logging facility in JGE
- HBL Compatibility (cleaned up some code with MP3 in JGE)
- Added "winGame" ability. Currently used mostly by the story mode, but some cards could probably need it too
- Improved story mode and uncommented it from the source.
-- The current campaign is of course very basic, anybody who wants to improve it or create other ones feel free to do so
-- TODO (short term): save progress, rewards system, improve tutorial campaign
-- I'll talk a bit more about this on the forums/email after a night of sleep
* Make the FULLSCREEN function bindable on platforms that support it.
* Linux has F as default binding.
* Windows support is not implemented, but is there ; applications will
just not suggest it under windows for the moment.
* Fix issue 340 for good.
* On X systems this still depends on a working X detectable repeat,
which is not the case in stable releases of some popular linux
distributons at this time. This is expected to be fixed soon.
I haven't chosen yet whether I wait for the fix on X side or if
I work around the bug.
* Mostly fix issue 340.
* There are still detail problems :
- There are still problems when two keys are pressed at the same time.
This is not a release blocker ; what happens exactly is :
while maintaining two keys, when one is released, the enqueued
autorepeat keypresses for the others are flushed too. I don't
think anyone will notice but for the sake of correctness I'll fix
it.
- A bug in xorg prevents the linux version to work correctly at the
moment. The bug is current as of 2009/08 and fixed as of 2010/01,
but major releases still include the bug at this time, so I'll
have to work around it somehow.
- I expect the windows version to work, but I can't test it.
- I'll test on mac later today.
* Some cosmetic cleanup.
* Have the unix version report analog control the same way the
windows version does.
* Move back Run() into JGE::Run(). The code for ::Run() is still
inside main.cpp.
- This fixes the "blinking screen problem", issue 341. I think.
- I have no idea WHY it does, but it's better than not fixing it.
- Run() would be better in ::Run() in main.cpp than in JGE, should
be moved back when we know more about the problem.
