Previously, one might naively assume that the data dir
is the directory that's literally named "data".
In reality, the data dir should have subdirectories
data/
fonts/
audio/
etc.
Splits the FPS viewer out of the display class and into its own modeless dialog. This serves as a proof-of-concept for further modeless GUI in-game dialogs. Admittedly, it only works because I explicitly disconnect it from the UI event context, since it doesn't need to receive events.
This also introduces a new tracked_drawable interface that encapsulates the fps logic. Any class that inherits from it can have its render stats displayed using the new fps_report dialog.
Previously, `--log-debug='*'` would not match all domains.
Similarly, `conf*` would not be a correct pattern, etc.
With this change, special handling of top-level domains is removed.
For example, the config domain will not be matched by `conf*`.
All domains can be matched by the magic string "all" as before,
or by using `*`.
Basic manual testing was performed for this PR:
* broken domain patterns that do not match anything
result in an error, as expected.
* patterns containing a comma (delimiter)
are handled "correctly", that is, individual components
are understood and processed separately.
* patterns "all" and "*" were tested.
* specifying "conf*" correctly enables the config domain.
* specifying "gui/*" does not enable the config domain.
Fixes#10052
As pointed out by @Wedge009 / @stevecotton in #9682, this string may need to be translated differently depending on the type of unit being attacked.
Also removes the message when attacking a Thief - Rogues (which IIRC are the only thief-line unit you fight in this campaign) have a ranged attack.
* Stops table from growing beyond the max width due to padding.
* <table width='full'> causes table to grow to available width.
* Add a `padding` key to `[rich_label]` that allows setting the internal padding to a custom value.
This pull request separates TDG's magic system and its spells, making it easier to create your own sets. I also fixed a bug with spell unlocking that I reported to @Dalas121 last year.
Turns out we can use a unique_ptr after all, we just need to define the dtor out-of-line once function_symbol_table is a complete type.
Also adds a move ctor and assignment operator. This is necessary since the unique_ptr makes the class non-copyable, and also fixes a case in unit_filter_attribute_literal where a move was attempted but no move ctor provided.
