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NEVERHOOD: Remove NRect constructor
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Rename ConfigFile to INIFile and remove outdated comments
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This clears up that 'ConfigFile' is actually a class handling only INI-files.
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The first page wasn't animated, and it's likely that some of the
other right-page animations were slightly off as well.
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Make Graphics::Surface::pixels protected.
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This is a regression from 19fa89b8f58df702c5cb16d03a9cb51c1acce7ab. Thanks to
fuzzie for noticing.
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ensure proper 0 clamping
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This is used to end the AD table
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instead of accumulation of time
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Otherwise, every global variable of type NRect requires a constructor to be
run, which can cause portability issue.
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operator[] creates a key value pair if it doesn't exist. So blindly returning a value without checking if the
key exists could result in undefined behavior, depening on what the value is initialized to in its constructor
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The script system requires that all ResultAction::execute() block until they finish. The video system *was* 'asyncronous'
in that you would just start a video and then run() would finish processing it. This code forces the video to complely finish
before playVideo returns. The Clock object is used to keep track of deltaTime while the video is playing.
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the game
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