ite and ihnm respectively. Sorry, but I had to do it before release, no
autoupgrade as games weren't supported only in developer's version.
Fix bug #1297365 "ITE: Game detection is broken".
Now it distinguishes between DOS CD and Win CD, though it uses platform and
language settings from .ini to do the choice. I.e current games need to be
redetected. Though only these 2 games are affected. I.e. they have exactly
same resource files, just Windows release adds up external patches. These
patches cannot be added to detection as they're stored in subdirectories.
Also I resolved problem between ite-demo-win and ite-demo-linux where latter
is a superset of former. I.e. it has all files which win demo has plus one
additional. And if you try to detect Linux demo it shows you both. Of course
this could be handled by upper solution, but to make sure I count number of
required files for matched versions and remove those which do not have max
number of files. I.e. if 2 games matched and one requires 4 and another one
requires 5 files, then we have 5 files matched which certainly points to
second game not the first.
svn-id: r19074
array is large enough though.
These opcodes modify what I assume to be the game state, so that
information needs to be stored in the savegames. Not for ITE, though, so
savegame compatibility is not broken by this. (Not deliberately, at least.)
svn-id: r18885
the opposite byte order of the rest of the files. This is needed for the
multi-OS version. (Now it crashes with a "RAWInputStream() wrong musicInfo"
message instead, but it's still an improvement.)
svn-id: r18852
separate entries for the original Windows CD and the first Wyrmkeep
version. The latter has the "patch" files, which include the standalone
MIDI files.
However, since the data files are otherwise indistinguishable, we also need
to be able to detect multiple versions and let the user to the
disambiguation. I've added that functionality in the simplest way I could
think of, in case we want to revert it later.
svn-id: r18565
which I'm very grateful.
This latest CD version turned out to be one that ScummVM didn't support. It
has - I believe - the same data files as the Linux version (with digitized
music), except for the voice file which appears to be the same as the one
from the Mac version.
In other words, it has one big-endian data file, and a couple of little-
endian ones. The technical term for this is "bloody awkward".
It should work now, though.
svn-id: r18333
