This change is more convenient at the cost of a little duplicate code in
ToolManager. The annotation is [ExternalToolEntryPointForm], and having no more
than one such class per assembly is enforced.
Now, ApiHawk can save and load name state. There are also events that
you can attached too. Furthermore, BeforeQuickSave/BeforeQuickLoad
events occurs just after user pressed button. We can react to this and
even override behavior.
Finally, I just allow .bat to take xml files (for ApiHawk doc)
PS: Yeah, I'm still alive
Convertion has been moved to dedicated class
SystemInfo class review
SystemInfo class now instanciate all SystemInfo and stores them in a
static readonly collection (avoid creating a new class each time we call
DisplayName property).
+ EmulatedSystem enum (in Api) renamed to CoreSystem and moved to
BizHawk.Client.Common
+ this enum is used in SystemInfo class
Created a Joypad class that is populated with JoypadButton enum flags
Input get/set throught ApiHawk works for NES only. So many work remains...
Created an enum (and a convertion function) for emulated system. It
provides a more sexy way to work with SystemID.
It also means that convertion function and enum has to be updated if we
add a new system.
We can now specify a context for external tools. Global, specific for a
type of emulator / system or specific for a game (If not specified, a
tool is global). It should avoid loading something unwanted.
Also add ClientApi, a static class that can interract with EmuHawk
window (SetPadding is the only thing implemented currently).
As mentionned, this bug is fixed, it creates the directory if it does
not exists
+ ExternalTool code exemple is cloned from repo and added inot
ExternalTool folder
Add those 2 classes in order to help handling of external tools
- Also fix value setting in watches constructor
- Bugfix in loading externaltools (they loaded multiple times)
- Add new version of Hello World external tool
Whitespaces noise in RamWatch.cs... :s The code hasn't changed
YoshiRulz