The scrollbar handle was one pixel too far to the left, and the
topmost position was off by one as well. I've verified this to the
best of my ability. I've compared it visually in DOSBox (which is
a bit tricky for Discworld 2, but I think it's right now), and
against the initial Tinsel v1 source code that was added to
ScummVM. I don't know what the initial Tinsel v2 source code
looked like, though.
Adjusted NM_SLIDE_INSET and NM_SLIDE_THICKNESS to make the inventory
scrollbar work as it did before Tinsel v1 and v2 were combined. The
scrollbar worked before, but you had to click a bit to the left of
it to operate it. It's the only place in the code where these
constants are used, so it should not break anything else.
This variable is likely to be used in the future if the associated
TODO is implemented, so this warning is inhibited by adding a debug()
output statement.
I used this command for changing "const type * const" to "const type *const":
git ls-files "*.cpp" "*.h" | xargs sed -i -e 's/const \([a-zA-Z0-9_]*\) \* const/const \1 \*const/g'
This patch was provided by fingolfin (see patch #3582260). It replaces
use of methods introduced in MacOS X 10.4 with methods that exists
since MacOS X 10.0.
- fix some glitches in CGA rendering mode
- revert most of 66da4777d476c6a9fc2a13351e3b30afc748fd94 (instead of having lots of EGA dithering routines throughout the whole EOB code we're going to implement some post-processing code in updateScreen())
Mac Loom's drafts appear to be stored from variable 55 and upwards.
I'm working under the assumption that there's either only one
version of Loom for the Mac, or that they all behave the same. I
could be wrong about that.
It was never quite clear exactly what "drafts fix" did. It wasn't
guaranteed to work on all versions of Loom - or at all - and I
haven't heard any reports about the data structure getting
corrupted for years.
This is changed from "int" to "number" for uniformity with the rest
of the game options (plus, "number" is better understood by
non-programmers, whereas "int" is more cryptic)
This is possible, since the game is freeware now. It is very
helpful when playing the game in order to avoid referring to the
manual. The extra help text is shown when the player uses the
'help' command inside the game terminal.
Also, the list of games where copy protection is skipped has been
reordered alphabetically in the README
This is now standard behaviour, and the current situation creates
problems for distribution packagers trying to generate debug packages.
A standard "install-strip" target has been added to enable the previous
behaviour if needed.
This is mainly removal of extraneous blank lines, reformatting indents
to tab characters and other minor non-functional changes to improve
compliance with Code Formatting Conventions.
