Different platforms have different levels of support of encodings and
often have slight variations. We already have tables for most encoding
with only CJK missing. Full transcoding inclusion allows us to get reliable
encoding results independently of platform. The biggest con is the need for
external tables encoding.dat.
It removes a duplicate table for korean in graphics/korfont.cpp
Location is directly inside the app's internal storage folder
I am not sure if I did this by mistake, because I think it would be better for it
to be under the subpath ".config/scummvm" which we do create earlier.
However, this *mistake* makes the file easier accessible via the "LAN" feature,
since otherwise the user has to also enable the "show hidden files" option
and navigate specifically to the ".config/scummvm" subpath
to set it as root for the LAN server, in order to see the scummvm.ini.
In the current way, the user simply has to set the internal app folder
as root for the LAN server.
This function used to be called from the Engine class, but was
not longer used since commit 432fd522. The single remaining use
was an internal use in the SurfaceSdlGraphicsManager, and I kept
the behaviour there while removing the function.
This can happen during development - shouldn't happen for any official release,
but even if it does let's just assume versions are different and default to
upgrading the config.
There were issues with manually aligning apks possibly due to upgrading gradle
The manual zipalign even though running with no fail message, would NOT align the apk properly anymore.
Command to manual verify alignment of an apk is:
Android/Sdk/tools/bin/zipalign -c -v 4 release/ScummVM-release-unsigned.apk
And also add some code to load and use the keyCharacterMap of the source device for the event
It is unclear if getUnicodeChar() already does this (loads the keyCharacterMap of the source device.
If it does, then the extra code is redundant.
Also remove ndk.dir from local.properties since it is getting deprecated
Gradle will only use the info (ndkVersion) in gradle.build. Possibly ndkPath too, but we probably don't need that, since ndk is within the sdk folder (default location)
Keyboard was ported over from our SDL port which used https://github.com/pelya/commandergenius/tree/sdl_android/project
Pending optimizations, floatable/draggable implementation and a few bug fixes
We are using a local copy and slightly modified version of KeyboardView and Keyboard (and related resources).
since the android KeyboardView widget will be deprecated in API 29.
The copies are taken from the AOSP, as per the recommendation from Android Developers.
