Changes to the resource file used for the Macintosh port.
Specifically, remove hardcoded version string and popup dialogs.
This is formatted with BinHex so it can be stored on non-Mac
systems without losing the resource fork. Though it is text,
it is not intended to be human-readable.
This implements some items on the ToDo list:
- H0005: Space does the same as PgDn in text, menu and 'menutext'
windows if NetHack mode is on.
- M0004: The cursor (caret) is hidden in text windows and menu
windows.
PgUp/PgDn/Up/Dn don't move the cursor, but scroll the
window.
Put back the "better gold handling" that was inadvertently
dropped from the previous rewrite. Prevent gems rubbed on cursed
gray stones other than touchstones from being shattered. Fix
several pluralization buglets, including allowing the player to
rub a stone against itself if the quantity is more than one (just
like potion dipping is handled). Overall, streamline the rather
convoluted logic, eliminating the `goto's.
From <Someone>:
>And finally a bug-report:
>The new disclose-option didn't fully work.
>While the -ny prefixes works like explained the + prefix
>(show it don't ask) acts like -.
>A possible fix is, change the return-value of
>should_query_disclose_option for case DISCLOSE_YES_WITHOUT_PROMPT
>to TRUE and handle the case defquery=='q' in list_*-function
>as "don't ask". Or add a new boolean ask parameter to the
>list_*-functions.
> while testing the new wc_-Features for Gem I noticed
> in nh340b11 options.c parse_options there is a bug.
> If a optionname starts with "font" a opts+=4; is
> performed on it, but if via string_for_opt an
> error occurs badoption is reporting i.E.
> Bad Syntax: _menu use "?g" ...
> instead of font_menu.
>
> Possible fixes include shift the pointer back (bad)
> or use another pointer.
>
> <Someone>
- let the "#" key work as per Guidebook
- role selection didn't work if you had gender specified in your .nethackrc
similar problems would occur for other .nethackrc selections
- fix an obvious memory leak
- fix one crash bug from accessing a freed pointer (M-? dismiss M-?)
- note some invalid behavior in comments for a real Gnome developer to fix
- reformatted some code so I could follow it
- support X11 tile files (with or without XPM) that are 40 tiles wide
- rearrange some X11 code to share more code between XPM & non-XPM options
- clean out some deprecated X11/winmap.c #ifdefs
- update Qt code minimally to handle such an XPM file
This patch allows ALT-? to do #? in NetHack mode by not doing
TranslateAccelerator in NetHack mode. This relies on the short circuit
logic of || (much of NetHack code relies on it, it's just an explanatory note).
This patch disables ALT-H in NetHack mode. Before patch: ALT-H in NetHack
mode brings down the Help menu in the menu bar. After patch: ALT-H does
nothing in NetHack mode. In both cases, in Windows mode, ALT-H brings
down the Help menu in the menu bar. I can easily write a patch to have
ALT-H in NetHack mode act the same as '?'.
Explanation:
return 0: this window proc has processed this event.
return DefWindowProc(): process using default window proc.
ALT-H is the only key for which DefWindowProc() does something special AND
reaches the else.
To address <Someone>'s complaint, make the cluttered
trap detection tty only. Also put in some dead
code that could make it work elsewhere in future
when there is time to test.
Recent patches broke rubbing gold coins on touchstones; for the
!GOLDOBJ configuration, the character's money would be lost and the
program leaked memory. That problem was already present for rubbing
gold on other gray stones.
This also gives a gem advantage back to archeologists: they
can comprehend touchstone results when the stone is uncursed rather
than require it to be blessed. (I gave gnome characters that benefit
too. Why gnomes and not dwarves? I don't have a reasonable answer
for that....) To go along with that, make A's initial touchstone
start uncursed rather than blessed, so that other characters finding
them in bones won't get an immediate benefit from them for the 20%
of the time that they're not cursed when saving bones.
Much of this is whitespace cleanup. I reformatted use_stone()
completely.
- keep boolean and valued option sections together
- be more consistent in use of terms "graphical port"
and "graphical interface" in the document (use the
latter where noticed)
- don't mention options available in other ports so
much since this document is not a general
document.
- move the numeric keypad stuff to the end. It seems
to assume number_pad on. So I stated that it does.
(Many players never play with number_pad on, and
I'm one of them. I'm not sure of the merit in having
the section in here at all, since it exists in the
Guidebook doesn't it?) How accurate is the text
that is there if you aren't in number_pad mode?
- remove a strange \! in the section for Blind users
- update the wording in the subsequent paragraph to be consistent with
the wording in the preceeding IBMgraphics paragraph
This is so it can be shared with Qt.
If, for some reason, we have to cut another source tarball for
3.4.0, then this will be included. Otherwise, this will
turn out to be a post-3.4.0 patch.
