engine option gets disabled for all Amiga games
also disabled for certain fanmade games, which
require a mouse.
defaults to enabled mouse
Engine options are not shown for previously
detected games until those games get redetected
If there is a way to handle those cases, please
fix.
We now only test for events in testKeypressed() without updating the
game cycle at all (NAGI doesn't update the game cycle either). This
fixes the slowdowns in some animations where have.key() is issued,
like Manannan's lightnings in the intro of KQ3 and the bullets in the
intro of PQ1
Specifically:
* Don't enable the 'next' button in predictive mode when we don't have a
full match. Doing this didn't make sense since you'd iterate over a
seemingly arbitrary set of completions instead of all possible ones.
* Do only a single binary search.
* Fix the width of the mode button for mouse press detections.
Applied eriktorbjorn's patch from that bug tracker item (slightly
modified), which is what NAGI does, and which fixes restarting in LSL1
and PQ1 (bug #2823762), and other AGI games that do not reset the
controller keys when restarting.
The experiment tries to implement the program control of the V1 interpreter.
Maybe it is better to add another method for doing that once the workings of
it are more clear.
* Instruction tables are now defined in opcodes.{cpp,h}.
* Move opcode handlers from Agi::AgiEngine to Agi
* Opcode handlers take as parameter a pointer to AGI state (AgiGame)
This fixes a leak in PreAGI games (which never deleted their
RandomSource), ensures that PreAGI's RandomSource has a name (and hence
is registered with the event recorder) and even slightly simplifies the
AgiEngine destructor.
Using the timer mechanism for just a simple counter is not just
overkill, its also inaccurate. When using a call frequency of x,
and waiting for y callbacks, the passed time will not be x*y.
The problem amplifies on slower platforms and/or fair thread
schedulers.
Use absolute times instead. Most notably, the walking speed of
the avatar is now smooth on android, but probably on all other
handhelds we support too.
