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The launcher can do some extra changes within SearchMan after engine constructor.
This makes sure everything is set before registering more directories
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else is formatted
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to OSystem
This had to be done so the cursor didn't disappear after the user went to GMM or debug console
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Two sentences are used for both men and women and therefore need
to be gender agnostic.
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display
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I checked some of the dialogs for which we were not sure, fixed them
when needed and removed the debug number. There are two lines
however that causes an issue as they are used for both men and
women, and in English we would need a different translation. The two
texts are:
It is his/her business…
Oh I don't have anything against him/her
The first one seems to be used more often for men than women (so
far I have seen it used for 3 men and 1 woman).
For the second one I changed it to plural in English as it also works
with the context and while it changes the meaning this is not
important.
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I don't really know what it is used for, but Marisa Chan completely ignores it.
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the end of the frame
This prevents memory corruption since changeLocation could be called in the middle of
a Puzzle list iteration and changeLocation clears all the Puzzle lists.
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Then make the individual update functions private
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One of the two ButtonWidget constructor did not initialise _hotkey
when given a non-null value. This caused valgrind to report an
access to uninitialised variable in Dialog::handleKeyDown().
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ScriptManager::initialize()
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video can be skipped
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