According to the Vulkan specification, the struct `VkBufferImageCopy` is used only for `vkCmdCopyBufferToImage` and `vkCmdCopyImageToBuffer`. The variable `Region` is only initialized but not passed to either of those functions.
- Use existing functions from `system.h`
- Use sorting from `<algorithm>`
- Don't recall `ListDirectory` for every removal, which caused the client to hang previously with a lot of files.
Consider line spacing to belong to the previous line when calculating and rendering text selection. Instead of handling spacing between entries separately in the console, also include line spacing for the last line in the height calculation. Pixel align the line spacing in addition to the font size, as previously some gaps between the entries were larger than others due to missing pixel alignment. This allows rendering the text selection in the console smoothly without any gaps between the console entries/lines.
Closes#7617.
Reduce duplicate code.
Replace `clampf` function with `NormalizeColorComponent` function that convert color component from `float` to `unsigned char`.
Use `size_t` instead of `int`.
The `mem_copy` function does not respect zero termination so it reads beyond the size of the source buffer, if it's smaller than the destination buffer.
Favorite skin names were previously not escaped as intended when saving, as the variable `aNameEscaped` was unused so the original skin name was saved instead of the escaped one. Escaping is not really necessary, as skins should not contain `\` and `"` anyway and it was only possible to add such favorites through the console or config files. Instead of escaping the favorite skin names when saving, now favorite skin names are validated when they are added so no escaping is necessary. Skins names are considered valid when they have a length of 1-23 bytes and don't contain the characters `/`, `\` and `"`.
All `map_*` tools were crashing with the assertion `Invalid type` when used on maps that contain unknown UUID-based map items. When the UUID cannot be resolved, the type `-1` is returned by the `GetItem` function. The assertion predates UUID map items, so this crash has likely existed since the introduction of UUID map items. The editor was not affected and has instead always discarded map items that it does not support. The tools will now also discard map items with unknown UUIDs.
See #7669.
The current mouse-based console selection was not being adjusted anymore when new lines are added to the console, as the `m_NewLineCounter` variable was decremented to `0` before the relevant check for `m_NewLineCounter > 0`.
The selection is only cleared because it would be incorrect after scrolling, but it doesn't need to be cleared if the scroll position does not change, e.g. when pressing Home while already at the top of the backlog.
Do not use the `CMapItemSound::m_SoundDataSize` value as it is redundant. This value could also be incorrect because it can be freely set by the map creator (tool).
Instead, use the map/datafile function `GetDataSize` to get the true size of the sound data in the file.
The `m_SoundDataSize` value is still written to map files for compatibility with old versions.
Edgar