Using the dynamic type here is no better than object because the values are
primitive types -- more likely to be cast/typechecked than used as a receiver
param for a method call.
* Fixed lua joypad set method to accept button inputs with "P{controller}"
designations. Also allowed joypad set method to accept 0 or 1 as per
documentation
* Added comment
* refactor Sms settings including naming conventions and fix a typo, breaks configs with SMS settings already saved
* convert SMS controller type setting to an enum
* convert SMS Region setting to an enum
* Move SMS display type setting to an enum
* convert sms settings to properties
* SMS - wire up generic core config to a settings menu item
* remove some SMS menu items that are redundant to generic settings config
* remove more SMS menu items that are now redundant to generic core config
* remove more redundant SMS settinsg including SMSGraphicsConfig dialog, add descriptions and display names to SMS settings objects
MemApi.ReadByteRange now returns the requested number of bytes and not 1 extra,
MemApi.ReadByteRange now warns only once per call for addrs outside range,
MemApi.ReadByteRange now warns for negative addrs (once per call; previous
implementation passed negative addresses to PeekByte), MemApi.WriteByteRange now
warns only once per call for addrs outside range, MemApi.WriteByteRange now
warns for negative addrs (once per call; previous implementation passed negative
addresses to PokeByte)
`memory.readbyterange` will now return partial data if the requested range
extends beyond the domain (invalid addresses are read as 0). Did not fix docs of
`memory.readbyterange` which incorrectly claim the returned table uses the
memory addresses as keys i.e. addr..(addr+length) - it was and remains
0..length. `memory.write_u8` will now check the specified domain's length and
not erroneously check the selected domain's length.
adelikat