11 Commits

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
zeromus	10bceeb0dc	Nope, I think it's a good idea now. ... Revert "This reverts commit c878c85daeaaf0cae3e28f24bc1a8b511293d7b6." This reverts commit 1d1f2a18c6.	2020-04-23 21:20:59 -04:00
zeromus	1d1f2a18c6	This reverts commit c878c85dae.	2020-04-23 21:06:12 -04:00
zeromus	c878c85dae	for your consideration: sync settings return flags instead of a bool, so we can have more granularity in what needs resetting than just "reboot core". for instance, we would like to minimize the number of times the window layout is redone by not doing it when the screen settings havent changed. HOWEVER, while I was writing this commit message, I realized, I should probably do it just by being more cautious in kicking off the layout (unless the data coming from the core has changed, a layout shouldnt happen). So I am going to make this commit, in case it inspires anyone, and then revert it.	2020-04-23 21:05:56 -04:00
adelikat	dfe7f8e3ab	refactor core preferences to be a dictionary<string, string> to be stored in config, and consolidate subnes and subgb into just another core selection	2020-04-18 09:55:57 -05:00
alyosha-tas	07e7a83243	GBHawk: optimizations	2020-04-01 09:44:43 -04:00
YoshiRulz	0ba7a5a7df	Rename axis-related types, members, and locals ... I left a few methods where they had an equivalent *Bool*() for buttons, and also left some in TAStudio that get serialised.	2020-03-31 17:29:55 +10:00
adelikat	d3f37a5beb	remove CoreComm.Clone(), it is now safe to pass around into subcores	2020-03-15 10:12:20 -05:00
adelikat	8973e5e521	refactor CoreComm usage in GBHawk and related cores	2020-03-15 09:31:07 -05:00
adelikat	211883889b	simplify CoreCom copying by implementing a Clone method, simplifies all the cores that have cores in them, this copies a lot more things than the original code had but it seems that's either fine or fixing broken stuff	2020-03-14 15:08:24 -05:00
YoshiRulz	e12b5d8137	Refactor FloatRange creation and usage ... effectively resolves #1200 * Replaced floats in FloatRange with ints (would have used shorts but SubGBHawk/SubNesHawk use an axis to hack in cycle count or something), added both Range<int> and Range<float> auto-properties * Added bool field IsReversed to FloatRange * Added enum AxisPairOrientation and factory method using it * Cleaned up usages of FloatRange fields and properties * Added new properties to PadSchema.ButtonSchema for type PadInputType.AnalogStick (to hold the two FloatRanges) and used ControllerDefinitions from cores to dedup these ranges in the schemata * Made VirtualPadAnalogStick work properly: both the direction and bounds are correctly set from the controller schemata, the polar conversion measures angles consistently (though I think it might not work outside -128..127 e.g. for PSX), and I didn't break the sensitivity override, plus negative percentages might work now but I didn't allow those * Renamed FloatRange to AxisRange, but did not rename related symbols	2020-03-14 20:47:45 +10:00
alyosha-tas	f0692111d7	SubGBHawk: add	2020-02-23 09:54:42 -05:00