class and the backend, i.e. as far as the game engine is concerned the palette
remains unchanged. (This is similar how to the SCUMM engine handles the "noir"
mode in Sam & Max.)
This is one small step towards allowing the game to be paused anywhere.
svn-id: r32369
the engine doesn't always allow the game to be paused, and some things (GUI,
movie cutscenes, credits, ...) are outside the main engine loop.
svn-id: r32232
Fingolfin's blessings. Keyboard repeat is now handled by the event manager,
rather than by individual engines.
Since this can cause problems with some engines (see the AGI engine), the extra
"key down" events are marked as "synthetic", so that they can be ignored if
necessary.
svn-id: r26170
invoked the debug console would repeat after the console was closed. Another
example why keyboard repeat should be centralized, I guess...
svn-id: r24649
* Removed code from errorString() methods that hooked the debugger(s)
into error(), in favor of using getDebugger() from within error()
* As a consequence, removed most custom errorString() methods
svn-id: r23894
- Added Engine::_targetName whose value is computed from the name of the active domain
- Removed GameDetector::_targetName, instead code now uses either Engine::_targetName or the name of the active domain
- This in turn allowed for removing usage of GameDetector in many places
svn-id: r21916
header files. Each now begins with "SWORD2_" and ends with "_H". (Well, except
for "SWORD2_H", since I didn't want to name it "SWORD2_SWORD2_H".)
svn-id: r20655
