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Also moved all standard game event methods to CMainGameWindow. This
will allow for the Continue Save dialog to be added in and get
events instead of the game window
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The original loads savegames by loading a new project hierarchy and then
deleting and replacing the existing one. This means that objects in the
original project, such as the PET control, are destroyed, leaving the
remainder of the PET code that called load operating on destroyed objects.
This workaround instead flags for a load to be done, and adds new code in
the game manager to take care of it. This way, the remainder of the PET
event handling can finish first, and it will be then safe to destroy the
original game project (including PET) and load the new savegame.
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This is needed for Starship Titanic, where videos can have a secondary
video track. It was simpler to use the callback as a means to select
one video track each across two decoders than trying to make VideoDecoder
and/or AVIDecoder support decoding from multiple video tracks simultaneously
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Starship Titanic in particular needs this, since some of the videos
have extra junk at the end of the file, such as ycursors.avi,
and parsing fails if we don't respect the filesize field
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