4182: add ctrl+backspace for ingame console r=def- a=BloodWod-513
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4180: Use constructor consistently for colors r=def- a=Robyt3
This changes all color instantiations to consistently use the constructor instead of an initializer list.
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4179: Fix text upload call, make invalid calls visible r=def- a=Jupeyy
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4178: Add CUI::MapScreen convenience method r=def- a=Robyt3
This adds the convenience method `CUI::MapScreen` from upstream.
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4174: Fixed typo in variable name r=Jupeyy a=Chairn
Fixed typo 'Automic' --> 'Automatic' in graphics_threaded. I thought i made a comment on the PR (https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/4160), but seems like i didnt send it in the end.
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4151: Copy ingame console like in ATH r=def- a=BloodWod-513
The idea is taken from the implementation of this in ATH client
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4167: Update world config even if the local character is dead r=Jupeyy a=heinrich5991
Interesting for weapons etc.
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4168: Clear game info on connect r=Jupeyy a=heinrich5991
Previously, the old game info persevered into the next server.
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4169: Ensure a snap is evaluated before the world is rendered the first time r=Jupeyy a=heinrich5991
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4165: Split long system message into two lines r=def- a=heinrich5991
Thanks to `@murpii` for noticing the long line.
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4164: Use gametick as int for emoticon calculation, add the fraction sepera… r=def- a=Jupeyy
I had a wrong parentheses, which resulted in the calculation using floats instead of double, which isnt nice with high ticks, bcs of the float value range
Then I decided to use the gametick as int, bcs in the if before the calc it compared the float against -1, which isnt really nice anyway
So I split the vars, which then doesnt require double
Also simplified the math for readability
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4163: CServer::ProcessClientPacket(): Refactor the debug on unknown message received r=def- a=Kaffeine
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I knew that there is `str_hex()` in `system.h` and then I accidentally noticed `char aHex[] = "0123456789ABCDEF";` here in CServer.
I compiled the server and checked that it works as before this change.
However, I've not triggered/checked this debug message.
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We allocated 512 bytes to dump up to 32 data bytes in a hex form.
According to the str_hex() implementation, we need three bytes per the
source data byte (a byte is represented as a two-digit hexadecimal number
with appended space char) plus the null-termination.
We actually could re-use the last space char for the null, but it is not
implemented in str_hex(). Keep this logic as-is.
The stack-allocated buffer size reduced from 512 to 97 bytes.
4161: Fix shift + tab selecting second last index in console, player name c… r=def- a=Jupeyy
…hat & command chat
example:
- In console type `scoreboard`and press shift+tab and you wont get the last element
- in chat:
- with player names it would be noticable on a full server, since it goes from index 62
- with commands type `/` and shift + tab will give `/w`, but pressing tab again gives `/whisper` so second last
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4160: Minor refactoring: QuadContainers & UIElements r=def- a=Jupeyy
- QuadContainers mostly to be able to control the upload better. Decreases the number of buffer uploads to the GPU
- CUIElements to be easier to use
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3783: Further fixes for Haiku r=def- a=panos
- Haiku is Unix-like, but it still doesn't use libnotify.
- Haiku comes with its own sets of definitions for certain long variables. There's still a problem revolving around the variables, but I removed a duplicate, conflicting definition on the Haiku platform.
- Changed some definition-related logic in detect.h, because the gcc compiler in Haiku (version 8.3.0) complained about duplicate definitions. I chose to use 'unknown' rather than an empty string.
I think that I'm very close.
Co-authored-by: Panagiotis Vasilopoulos <hello@alwayslivid.com>
Co-authored-by: def <dennis@felsin9.de>
4159: Use `#include <>` instead of `#include ""` for non-relative includes r=def- a=heinrich5991
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4158: Make emoticons smoother r=heinrich5991 a=Jupeyy
It's still not 100% the same as with high bandwidth, but atleast animation wise it should look the same.
The client doesn't predict if an emote actually is triggered, so it still only triggeres them every second tick without high bandwidth.
~Since this changes demo playing quite a bit, it should defs be tested~(not really xd)
fixes#4156
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3914: Update server list silently r=heinrich5991 a=Jupeyy
So there is always a list rendered(not the "Getting serverlist" string)
This isn't really finished.
The goal should be to also cache the server list to disk and load it, so there is never an empty list.
Also currently I just made the "Refresh" button say "(Fetching) Refresh" to be clear the list might change.
Personally i think greying out the list could be a way to show it "more elegant".
Anyway, didn't really test it, if somebody wants to test out, give feedback or even build upon this, just do it.
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- Haiku is Unix-like, but it still doesn't use libnotify.
- Haiku comes with its own sets of definitions for certain long variables.
There's still a problem revolving around the variables, but I removed a
duplicate, conflicting definition on the Haiku platform.
- Changed some definition-related logic in detect.h, because the gcc compiler
in Haiku (version 8.3.0) complained about duplicate definitions. I chose to
use 'unknown' rather than an empty string on one occasion.
- Changed size of m_aLastSoundPlayed[CHAT_NUM] in
`src/game/client/components/chat.cpp` due to an undocumented/undiscovered bug
in Haiku.
ChillerDragon
