size 0 means 0 states will be captured; TargetFrameLength 0 means no spacing of states (result behavior is identical to TargetFrameLength of 1; capture every frame)
* TAStudio: Fix deletion crashing when deleting invalid indexes
The problem occurs when trying to delete a selection where some of the frames were valid, but the last displayed line (which is currently an extra non-input frame) was in the selection.
* LINQ alignment tweak
When a missingfirmwareexception is encountered, do not fallback. It's presumed that these cases are fixable by the end user.
Absolutely does not in any way fix#2327 - the user was emphatic that they had the BIOS file, so they must have hit some other situation.
* rename highpriority to ReGreenZone, and add a comment, to better document what it is used for
* rename again, from regreenzone to gapFiller, rename settings too, make gap frame length 1000 instead of 10000
* oops
* merge original state with ancient, since we can never invalidate frame 0 anyway, it can safely be stored here
* unremove nonstate
* change ancient to reserved, in preparation for marker and branch states to go here, add more comments
* capture branch states as reserved, reconsider gap logic to account for the fact that a reserved state might be greater than the last current/recent state
* do not capture to reserved states if the state is already rreserved
* add a callback to check if a state is "reserved", client code wil return whether it is a branch or marker state. Wire up reserved logic into eviction logic. If reserved, go to reserved list, else evict
* add API for evicting reserved states, and wire it up to marker removal
* just in case
* a bit of renaming, add a unit test for an edge case that was broken with the Last property, add unit tests to cover it
* Revert "a bit of renaming, add a unit test for an edge case that was broken with the Last property, add unit tests to cover it"
This reverts commit b0d01ffacb058eb26c68a7fdccb0010d3bca40b2.
* fix AllStates using Concat() and OrderBy(), add unit tests for HasState and GetStateClosestToFrame()
* Fix InvalidateAfter and add tests
* make HasState() a lot faster
* durp
* convert reserved to a Dictionary
* fix count being off by 1 due to no longer correct assumption of there being a separate frame zero state
* a few cleanups
* clean up tests and use less ram, fix a few things that I broke that unit tests caught, yay unit tests
* implement IDisposable and use in unit tests
* fix SaveCreateroundTrip (for me at least), by using a smaller buffer allocation, also be pedantic and use zw.Settings in zw2 to ensure they match
* some tests for Count
* attempt to cache which states have frames, doesn't work, ZwinderBuffer on the last state before it wraps, doesn't behave as I expect, dunno if it is intended
* fix typo when evicting recent to reserved, cleanups, make unit test work
* oops
* cleanup and account for Gaps in unit test
* use StateCache for HasState, fix unit test accordingly
* use statecache to check if a frame exists during Capture, and do this first, before gap logic
* fix reserved logic in Clear, add a unit test for Clear
* fix Engage bug that was breaking loading movies, remove CaptureReserved from the API and instead, call the reserved callback in Capture
* use state.Size to minimize memory thrashing in AddToReserved()
* cleanup some comments
* when loading a tasproj from disk, build up the state cache, without this commit, loading an existing movie was unuseable
* reserve the frame before markers, not hte marker itself, users expect instant navigation to markers, and since we always navigate 1 frame before the target frame to emulate and get a frame buffer, this is the frame that must be reserved
Did this as a separate commit because it seems like the intent was for
OwnerEmulator to be mutable, though it was only ever set immediately after
creation. Revert to make it mutable again.
SuuperW