The connect button is enabled/disabled whenever the text in the
code widget is changed and it's validity assessed. But the initial
state was not correct.
- The checkbox state was not initialized when opening the dialog.
- The visibility state was initialized from ConfMan too early resuling
in the value being incorrect when multiple file browsers are used.
StorageWizardDialog now runs LocalWebserver in "minimal mode" for
security reasons. In this mode server uses only those handlers which
state to support it.
There are two handlers which support minimal mode: IndexPageHandler
(which handles `code` requests needed by StorageWizardDialog) and
ResourceHandler (which provides inner resources like `style.css` or
`logo.png` from `wwwroot.zip` archive).
Commit adds kFeatureClipboardSupport. hasTextInClipboard() and
getTextFromClipboard().
OSystem_SDL has this feature if SDL2 is used.
EditableWidget and StorageWizardDialog use g_system to access clipboard
now.
It pastes clipboard contents as code into 8 fields of that dialog.
(Clipboard support works with SDL2 only.)
"Open URL" and "Paste" buttons are placed in the left column under the
picture (because there is no room for 4 buttons in the bottom row).
Commit also adds "dropbox.bmp", which is just a square 115x115 picture.
Such pictures are would be used as Storages logos in that dialog.
In lowres there is no left column, so all 4 buttons are in the same row.
None of them are visible, because they are overflowed. Container has to
be added to continue working on them.
Added it into hasFeature() of all engines which returned `true` in
simpleSaveNames() before.
As mentioned in #788, SCI is not always using simple names, so it
doesn't have such feature now.
If it was completely clipped out (empty rectangle), it was drawing the
whole text ("empty means no clipping"), so I had to detect such cases
and change textArea to one small pixel.
It now hides code fields not just when built with SDL_Net, but also when
LocalWebserver's using default port.
So that's why NETWORKING_LOCALWEBSERVER_ENABLE_PORT_OVERRIDE is defined
in localwebserver.h now.
It's enabled only when NETWORKING_LOCALWEBSERVER_ENABLE_PORT_OVERRIDE is
defined.
It's not defined, because override means we have to reconfigure our
redirect links somehow to use the override port.
