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* Use `std::unique_ptr`, so we can get rid of the custom move
constructor and destructor.
* Move and rename the `ImagePosition` enum to `WindowAlignment`, which
fits better with what this enum is actually used for.
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By using SDL logging, we can rely on SDL to filter the log messages by
their priority before they get sent to our custom output function. For
example, we now no longer get entries for created and destroyed Window
instances by default, since these have only "debug" priority whereas the
default priority for the "app" category is "info".
We can also get log messages raised by SDL itself in our log now. Log
levels can be controlled per category through the "SDL_LOGGING"
environment variable.
Many existing log messages have been assigned a category based on their
existing prefix.
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* Moved previously hardcoded values for frame size, padding and title bar
height to the Skin.
* Added support for rendering colored rectangles (used for scroll bar
background).
* Scroll bar width is now determined by its skin.
* Added separate skins for horizontal and vertical scroll bars and horizontal
and vertical scroll markers and added a skin for the shortcut box.
* Added support for hovered state on window close button.
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* Wrapped remaining PhysFS API calls and set PHYSFS_DEPRECATED to
suppress deprecation warnings for PHYSFS_getUserDir, since no
alternative is available for now.
* Removed support for decompressing .gz files, since it has been unused
for years and doesn't seem useful when updates are anyway served in an
archive.
* Use SDL_LoadFile and SDL_LoadFile_RW convenience functions (raises
minimum SDL version to 2.0.10).
* Removed ResourceManager::copyFile, since it was unused and will likely
stay unused.
* Removed ResourceManager::loadTextFile. Instead, split up the string in
BrowserBox::addRows without making additional copies.
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And removed the manual space character at the start of each line...
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* Use default member initializers
* Use range-based for loops
* Avoid needless pointer references for ShopItem::mDuplicates
* Removed type aliases that are only used once or twice
* Removed more unused includes
* Removed some unused functions
* Removed superfluous .c_str()
* Rely on default copy and assignment operators for Vector class
* Use std::unique_ptr in some places
* Removed duplicated mPlayerMoney updating in SellDialog
* Removed duplicated Game::handleInput call
* Removed unused SDLInput::mMouseInWindow
* Removed remnant of manual widget positioning in HelpWindow
* Removed superfluous initialization of static pointers
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* Introduced a LayoutContext that conveniently allows for relayouting
all rows, or just a single one when it is added. BrowserBox::addRow
no longer relayouts all the rows.
* BrowserLink and LinePart are now merged into a new TextRow struct,
so they can be conveniently dropped when the row limit has been
reached.
* Removed "opaque" option, which was enabled by default but disabled
for all BrowserBox instances.
* Removed "always update" option, and instead start delaying relayouting
automatically when there are a lot of rows (> 100 currently).
* Update window now also has text wrapping enabled.
Closes #50
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modernize-loop-convert
modernize-deprecated-headers
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modernize-use-auto
modernize-use-nullptr
modernize-use-override
modernize-use-using
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* Changes were made to the way BrowserBox does colors that the help files
were not adapted to. For example, there is no more ##P for choosing the
previous color and applying a color changes it persistently rather than
returning to default text color after each line wrap. Rather than changing
the behavior of BrowserBox back I've just adapted the help files.
* Set a monospace font on the Help window because this was originally the
case and the text still relies on that for its layout.
* zlib and CSV support was already cherry-picked into 0.5.1 so it is removed
from the 0.6.0 changelog.
Reviewed-by: Erik Schilling
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This was already done by ManaPlus. It's a good idea anyway and it makes
comparing the code a little easier.
Reviewed-by: Yohann Ferreira
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