The Android backend have two on-screen controls. One for configuring
the touch mode setting and one for accessing the main menu.
The on-screen controls are presented as two clickable buttons.
The image of the touch mode setting changes depending on which mode
that is configured.
Add the same images as assets to the iOS port. Unfortunately it's
not possible to share the same resource files becuase the assets
in Android are of type Android vector drawable.
iOS can handle vector based images, but only in form as a PDF.
There's a lot to read about this format but luckily there are free
converter tools between the formats.
Add converted versions to the iOS7 port.
Some bluetooth keyboards also need "navigation" supported as configuration change
Tested with a new Lamtech bluetooth (BLE5) keyboard and also this is suggested here as well:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/27238892
Due to the changes in the file format, nancy.dat needed
regeneration in order for the engine to work. The file now
contains data for all games up to and including nancy5.
Win95 scrollbar loading is refactored to use existing `borders` array
in `datafiles.cpp`, Added no-border scrollbar for MacOS, Win95.
This is to support scrollable text cast members in Director, which
will be used by `totaldistortion-win` game.
--start-movie="ATD\HD\bbTWRFL2.DXR@392" totaldistortion-win
Since June 30, 2023 Play Store requires TV apps that use this category to use the app bundle distribution model
Since we currently build separate APKs this removal is a temporary measure for the upcoming release of 2.7.1.
However, we should re-instate the tag when we switch to the App Bundle distribution module and perhaps investigate, test
and resolve any other issues related to running the ScummVM Android app for TVs.
This file contains fonts used for recreation of Classic Mac OS GUI. To generate it,
use the following commnand:
devtools/dumper-companion.py createmacfonts
AppData id should really be a rDNS but its filename and desktop
filename must match this id.
This commit makes everything match.
The provides directive must not mention its own desktop file but
launchable should.
- Add a python script (generate-android-i18n-strings.py)
that generates the translated android strings.xml as per:
https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/providing-resources#AlternativeResources
It considers the dists/android/res/values/strings.xml file as
a base template to generate those translated strings.xml files.
- The python script also generates a fake cpp with strings from
dists/android/res/values/strings.xml. These strings will be picked
up by gettext to make it translatable. If there is any change in the
original strings.xml file, we won't have to worry about the changes
in cpp file.
- Add documentation for the generate-android-i18n-strings.py script
Every time ScummVM iOS application is submitted to TestFlight or the
App Store, App Store Connect asks a question about the application's
export compliance. To not have to answer that question on every
upload, set the property ITSAppUsesNonExemptEncryption in Info.plist
to NO.
ScummVM uses third-party libraries that utilizes encryption, however
these are configured to use standard encryption algorithms or crypto
functionality within Apple’s operating system, thus fulfilling the
export compliance.