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Also renamed the source/header files, now they are more closely
aligned to how we rename most other source files
svn-id: r54264
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RadiobuttonGroup has a destructor which must be called to avoid leaking memory.
Have also added missing NULL init() declarations on object member pointers to avoid any future issues.
svn-id: r54260
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svn-id: r54092
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svn-id: r54091
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- Changed the new dithering checkbox to be more generic (i.e. relevant for all engines that may support such a feature in the future)
- Changed the checkbox to be unchecked by default. As discussed on -devel, game enhancements in ScummVM should be off by default, and opt-in
- Changed the option from "sci_undither" to "disable_dithering"
- Changed theme version style to X.Y.Z and bumped it to 0.8.2
svn-id: r54090
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called "undithering") in the graphics options tab. The algorithm is now disabled by default, after popular demand. In retrospect, we really shouldn't have made it default, in order to preserve the authenticity of the graphics in early SCI EGA games, and allow the user to opt in and enable the option if needed. Unfortunately, the lack of an easy way to modify the option made it hard to do so.
svn-id: r54066
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The GM and MT-32 popup widgets would be set to the first available MIDI device by default (before any selection has taken place yet). Instead, default will now be the first list entry.
svn-id: r53827
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This fixes an issue with the <default> setting in the GM and MT-32 device tabs that has caused some complaints and discussions on -devel. It might also be what bug #3088438 is about.
With a <default> setting ScummVM would just use the first available MIDI device (even if this is the not really well working MT-32 emulator). This <default> setting was also indeed set by default - making it even more annoying.
Now there is a new setting for both the GM and MT-32 device tabs ("Don't use GM/MT-32 music").
This will cause MIDI device detection to be skipped and the best of the other devices (Adlib etc.) to be used. This new setting is used as default. So users who haven't specified anything will get Adlib, PC Speaker etc. (if supported by the engine) even if the engine prefers Midi.
There is a new "Use first available device" setting which will have the same effect as the "<default>" setting we had before.
svn-id: r53771
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svn-id: r53160
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svn-id: r53159
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When switching to a theme that do not have the fonts needed to properly
display the current language, it now revert to the previously used theme
and display an error message telling the user to change the language
first if he wants to use the theme he selected.
svn-id: r52969
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Add an error message when switching to a theme that does not support
the current language (i.e. it does not have fonts for the charset used by
that language).
svn-id: r52965
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svn-id: r52700
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I also changed the english text for the GUI Renderer items in 1x mode
as the text was tool long and cut.
svn-id: r52683
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Also update the Italian and French translations.
svn-id: r52677
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This enables translators to use a different translation for these strings in
1x mode (e.g. 320x200 or 320x240) and in 2x or 3x modes.
svn-id: r52461
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svn-id: r52313
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This change means there can now be different translations for the same
english string depending on the context. It is based on gettext msgctxt feature.
There is a new macro _c(msg, ctxt) that should be used instead of _(msg) in
the source code when we want to add a context to the message. For the
moment I have added contexts to only one message ("None") so that I could
test the changes. Context could be added also to get shorter translations when
GUI is in 1x mode.
I have also added back the fuzzy option to msmerge since it is useful when
adding contexts to populate the translations for the new contexts.
svn-id: r52308
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svn-id: r51997
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These devices are not able to create appropriate drivers.
The only purpose for now is having proper gui options and flags and music types for the device detector.
The corresponding GUIO flags for the new devices have been added, too.
svn-id: r51995
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svn-id: r51953
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The GUI now uses the content of the Language field from the po file
header if it is present and not empty for the language selection
PopupWidget. If not present it uses the file name as before (e.g.
ru_RU).
Also update all the translation template and all the translation files.
svn-id: r51542
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This makes the GMM's option dialog work again.
The fix itself is exactly the same like I made in r50468, which
also broke the GMM's option dialog.
svn-id: r51330
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Bug #3027772: "Can't switch between Text and Speech". The problem was in
overcrowded Audio tab in any resolution with height < 480.
Solved by adding new MT-32 tab and grouping all relevant widgets there.
TODO:
- The problem still exists for 320x200 resolution where Subtitle speed
control is not accessible
- Apparently nobody tested tab control scrolling after switching to new
GUI, and now there are artifacts
svn-id: r51265
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Formerly in case a game only specified GUIO_MIDIMT32, only the MT-32 Emulator
was shown, since that is the only device which is of type MT_MT32. All
external MIDI devices are currently only flagged with MT_GM.
svn-id: r51107
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svn-id: r51094
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credits files.
svn-id: r50821
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_("string2") in two places. With the old code the second string was not detected as being translatable.
svn-id: r50763
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options for a target the gui tries to select the audio device from global options, but that particular device is unavailable due to GUIO flags settings
svn-id: r50684
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instead of newly created id.
svn-id: r50651
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svn-id: r50650
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svn-id: r50649
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svn-id: r50648
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svn-id: r50647
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the audio device from the global settings if no device config key is found for that game (This should fix the problem reported by LordHoto on devel. It might make sense to implement this behaviour to other settings, like subtitle mode etc.)
svn-id: r50646
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the GMM's options dialog.
The problem here is that our ConfigDialog uses "" as domain name,
this will result in the assert in common/config-manager.cpp:323
getting triggered, when using ConfMan.removeKey.
Since setting the domain to the game's domain does not seem save
according to the FIXME in gui/dialogs.cpp about this domain hackery,
I decided to adapt the OptionsDialog to only call ConfMan.removeKey
for "music_driver" etc., when the music driver widgets are present.
This is consistent with the over uses of removeKey in
OptionsDialog::close too.
svn-id: r50468
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svn-id: r50384
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svn-id: r50382
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svn-id: r50324
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select "<default>" (which is already in use) instead of English.
svn-id: r50323
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svn-id: r50281
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svn-id: r50128
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(thanks fuzzie).
svn-id: r50080
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(ENABLE_)TRANSLATION, DETECTLANG and TERMCONV.
svn-id: r49885
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svn-id: r49804
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svn-id: r49803
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SCUMM and AdvancedDetector support this feature.
svn-id: r49786
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svn-id: r49785
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Proper version of patch #2988641: "GSoC: Select drivers in GUI
based on output types". So far only SCUMM engine supports this
feature.
svn-id: r49783
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svn-id: r49779
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