remove all consecutive was-lag frames in batch like taseditor does. current frame has no lag so they will all have to go anyway
still need to fix wrong pausing
The previously resolved 8.0.0 is vulnerable according to https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-hh2w-p6rv-4g7w, so pin it to 9.0.0 for now to fix build warnings (and whatever vulnerability that is).
Once Silk.NET publishes a 2.22.1+ this can theoretically be removed.
move tasview context menu to the other side of the cursor if it's not fitting into the screen fully. of course if there's not enough space there EITHER, the user must do something about it, meanwhile best we can do is clamp location to 0. not using MouseEventArgs because we need absolute on-screen coords
other tastudio menus are small so probably fine?
- the only dialog that's meant to be used during emulation is undo history, so let it spawn at its old location in the middle of the screen. user will move it regardless of where we spawn it
- positioning of input prompts will happen later
- all config/metadata dialogs now block tastudio and spawn at the top just like open/save. user is clicking tastudio menu so it's distracting if those dialogs spawn too far away from where they're already looking. and the middle of tastudio can be indefinitely far away because it can easily occupy the entire screen (we have cores with tons of buttons, and some users like to make it as tall as the screen). so while in the middle is """consistent""", it's very annoying if you have to do a lot of consecutive edits (for example to greenzone caps, or colors). overall, top priority of smooth tas workflow, so """consistency""" with unrelated tools made for unrelated tasks is not helpful if it makes the workflow more annoying
- ensuring the dialogs spawn fully on-screen will happen later
removed unused tastudio menus and config params
- branch hover interval was added before I replicated taseditor logic, which makes branch screenshots only appear if you keep the pointer over branch number, and not if you're just moving it around. making it configurable doesn't look useful
- seek cutoff interval (how far target frame has to be to spawn seek progress bar) feels redundant because any onscreen edits won't spawn the thing anyway, and for farther seek points it's not annoying enough to change
- EmptyNewMarkerNotes is not relevant to tastudio because it never copied previous marker notes like taseditor does. currently it does nothing and nobody ever requested it even tho it's in the menu, so there's no evidence anyone ever needed it
- fun fact: I was sure autoadjust input to lag never worked but it mostly does! so it wasn't removed, instead I plan to fix it (it pauses on every added frame). it's also not saved.
- other dialogs use InputRoll so I had to remove those options from them too (tastudio is the only one that they were meant for anyway)
bump undo history to 1k. it may not be needed often but when it is, some actions are not combined (for example it adds every newly emulated frame) so you may end up unable to undo some dumb mistake than was only a few actions ago
use normal control BG color for tastudio color editor. I tried it with dark theme on linux and got no difference. if this causes issues we'll see how to fix it without randomly giving one dialog unique BG color. also removed todo since labels are good now
* Improve Lua REPL handling of statements
Stop printing syntax error messages when executing variable assignments etc.
* Move doc comments to interface
* Simplify pattern matching expression
* Use reference equality to test for console output
* Revert "Use reference equality to test for console output"
This reverts commit 875bc3c41e.
* Use `_messageCount` to test for console output
This reverts commit d23e771a39.
Had no effect on where in the startup a `TargetInvocationException` was thrown, so I'm guessing the attribute has no purpose anymore.
there are games that require this machine and 0 fastmem. games that require non-zero fastmem on this machine are currently not supported (HDs, CDs, and WHDs).
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