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Woopsi




Woopsi
Version: 1.2

Platforms: Mobile Gaming, NDS


Categories: Programming & Development

Upload date: 30 Dec 11

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License: Freeware

Downloads: 8

File Size: 2621 Kb
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  Woopsi

A new version of Ant512's Woopsi, a handy windowing system for creating homebrew user interfaces for the Nintendo DS is now out folks.

  • Fixes:
    • Screen flipping/ordering does not occur if only one screen is visible.
    • Removed ability to set font draw colour/monochrome from font classes; replaced with explicit "colour" parameter to all draw methods.
    • Removed height member from FontBase and transplanted all methods to PackedFontBase, making FontBase data free.
    • Minor tidying in gadget.cpp.
    • Removed width and height members from BitmapBase and transplanted to BitmapWrapper, FrameBuffer and Bitmap.
    • Removed constructor from FontBase.
    • Gadget::checkCollision(Gadget*) will ignore collisions with hidden gadgets.
    • Gadget::checkCollision(Gadget*) now accepts a const Gadget*.
    • Replaced Gadget::swapGadgetDepth() with Gadget::changeGadgetDepth().
    • Rewrote Gadget::swapDepth() to be more intelligent.
    • The index to which Gadget::swapDepth() moves the gadget is now determined by swapDepth() instead of the parent's swapGadgetDepth() method.
    • Clicking the depth button in an AmigaWindow no longer results in graphical corruption.
    • Removed Screen::swapGadgetDepth().
    • Removed Woopsi::swapGadgetDepth().
    • Minor tidying and optimisations.
    • Gadget::_decorationCount is an s32 instead of a u8.
    • Fixed array index confusion in RectCache::markRectDamaged().
    • Fixed bugs in Graphics::floodFill().
    • Stack methods in Graphics class expect a reference to a stack as aparameter instead of pointer.
    • Removed static variables from Woopsi class.
    • Gadget::checkCollision(Gadget*) shortcuts if a gadget is being comparedwith itself.
    • Removed unused Gadget::GADGET_NO_RAISE_EVENTS flag.
    • Removed redundant Woopsi::goModal() method.
    • Replaced AmigaScreen-specific flags with extra constructor parameters.
    • Replaced AmigaWindow-specific flags with extra constructor parameters.
    • Woopsi::handleClick() correctly interprets clicks on children of the context menu.
    • Sliders choose a more appropriate size when max value == min value; fixes scrollbars in empty ScrollingListBoxes.
    • AmigaScreen doesn't lose focus when depth gadget is clicked if it is not lowered to the bottom of the screen stack (ie. only one screen).
    • Removed concept of "close type" from Gadget.
    • ListBox::onClick() won't crash if the area clicked doesn't contain an option.
    • Woopsi gadget passes its style object to the two background screens it creates.
    • ProgressBar accepts a style object in its constructor.
    • Removed GadgetFlagTypes from Gadget class.
    • Removed flags from all gadget constructors.
    • Changing label borderless state correctly repositions text.
    • Gadget::setBorderless() is virtual.
    • Label redraws minimal amount when text is changed.
    • TextBox redraws minimal amount when cursor moves.
    • Gadget::raiseGadgetToTop() parameter name in header file agrees with source file.
    • Fixed consistency of Gadget method names:
    • moveChildToDeleteQueue() renamed to moveGadgetToDeleteQueue().
    • moveChildToShelvedList() renamed to moveGadgetToShelvedList().
    • moveShelvedToChildList() renamed to moveShelvedToGadgetList().
    • removeChild() renamed to removeGadget().
    • getChild() renamed to getGadget().
    • getChildCount() renamed to getGadgetCount().
    • closeChild() renamed to closeGadget().
    • shelveChild() renamed to shelveGadget().
  • New Features:
    • Added Gadget::getHighestCollidingGadgetIndex().
    • Added Gadget::getLowestCollidingGadgetIndex().
    • Added text member to GadgetColours class - text colour can be defined individually.
    • Added Gadget::getTextColor().
    • Added Gadget::setTextColour().
    • Added Gadget::setDecoration().
    • Added Label::setBorderless().
    • Added Label::markTextRectDamaged().
    • Added Bitmap::setDimensions().
    • Added Bitmap copy constructor.
 
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