bsnes/phoenix/reference/widget/viewport.cpp

namespace phoenix {

uintptr_t pViewport::handle() {
  return 0;
}

void pViewport::setDroppable(bool droppable) {
}

void pViewport::constructor() {
}

void pViewport::destructor() {
}

}
Update to v092r03 release. byuu says: This release adds the phoenix/Cocoa port, and rewrites a lot of the higan user interface to work with all of the new changes (like blocking in the main run loop and in modal windows.) It doesn't yet modify the compilation flags to actually build on OS X yet, and even then, we don't really have ruby drivers, so there'd be no video, audio or input. Two months between a single WIP point release ... for the first six years, I never went more than a month without a full official release. I guess I should be happy that it's become so refined, but I sure do miss those halcyon days of exciting progress. 2013-03-15 13:11:33 +00:00			`namespace phoenix {`

Update to v075r13 release. byuu says (in the thread about rewriting Phoenix): - added phoenix/reference; a dummy implementation that contains the 22KB of static boilerplate code needed to start a new target - OS::setDefaultFont removed; problem is that objects in the global scope are constructed before you can call that function - added Window::setWidgetFont, which is applied if your widgets have no custom font set already upon attaching them to the window with Window::setLayout, more understandable behavior - renamed ListBox to ListView byuu says (in the v075 WIP thread): Found the source of lag on cartridge load. ListView::modify() was not locking Qt messages, so it was causing a CheatEditor::refresh (copies 16MB of memory each call) for all 128 cheat items. Final issue now is that nested submenus (menus inside of menus) are not applying Window::setMenuFont yet. 2011-02-16 12:35:40 +00:00			`uintptr_t pViewport::handle() {`
			`return 0;`
			`}`

Update to v092r10 release. byuu says: Changelog: - you can now drop game folders (not game files, sorry) onto higan's main window to load them - audio buffer will clear on Windows when entering modal loop (entering menu, moving or resizing window) - this prevents DirectSound driver's audio repetition - ruby defaults to the optimal driver for each platform, rather than the safest driver, now - added Cydrak's gl_Position.zw change to ruby - added fixes for all the changes to nall, ruby, phoenix over the past three months 2013-07-29 09:42:45 +00:00			`void pViewport::setDroppable(bool droppable) {`
			`}`

Update to v075r14 release. byuu says: Adds the new phoenix/Windows. Testing would once again be appreciated, as this is basically a rewrite of the entire core of the GUI. 2011-02-24 09:25:20 +00:00			`void pViewport::constructor() {`
Update to v075r13 release. byuu says (in the thread about rewriting Phoenix): - added phoenix/reference; a dummy implementation that contains the 22KB of static boilerplate code needed to start a new target - OS::setDefaultFont removed; problem is that objects in the global scope are constructed before you can call that function - added Window::setWidgetFont, which is applied if your widgets have no custom font set already upon attaching them to the window with Window::setLayout, more understandable behavior - renamed ListBox to ListView byuu says (in the v075 WIP thread): Found the source of lag on cartridge load. ListView::modify() was not locking Qt messages, so it was causing a CheatEditor::refresh (copies 16MB of memory each call) for all 128 cheat items. Final issue now is that nested submenus (menus inside of menus) are not applying Window::setMenuFont yet. 2011-02-16 12:35:40 +00:00			`}`
Update to v092r03 release. byuu says: This release adds the phoenix/Cocoa port, and rewrites a lot of the higan user interface to work with all of the new changes (like blocking in the main run loop and in modal windows.) It doesn't yet modify the compilation flags to actually build on OS X yet, and even then, we don't really have ruby drivers, so there'd be no video, audio or input. Two months between a single WIP point release ... for the first six years, I never went more than a month without a full official release. I guess I should be happy that it's become so refined, but I sure do miss those halcyon days of exciting progress. 2013-03-15 13:11:33 +00:00
Update to v092r05 release. byuu says: This release should be polished enough for a general release. This release should be polished enough for a general release. Anyone with a real, clean Mac up for posting compiled binaries? Preferably compile with "make profile=balanced" In fact, I'd like it if someone were willing to host a "higan for Mac" page, with binaries of each of the latest releases. Only really needed for major official releases, but it'd be preferable to have the builds updated as soon as possible after I post new builds. Changelog: - no more keyboard chimes when pressing keys - status bar added, fully functional - Label::minimumSize() takes frame into account (but note a few places hard-code raw Font::size(), so a few text labels are still clipped) - resizing the main window looks smooth regardless of whether a game is running or not - currently, resizing the window pauses the emulation. Allowing it to run the main loop was lagging out the window resize process too much to be worth it Additional OS X integration enhancements: - closing the main window unloads the current game, but does not quit the application (quit via the main menu or the dock menu) - clicking the icon in the dock will (re)display the main menu 2013-03-21 12:59:01 +00:00			`void pViewport::destructor() {`
			`}`

Update to v092r03 release. byuu says: This release adds the phoenix/Cocoa port, and rewrites a lot of the higan user interface to work with all of the new changes (like blocking in the main run loop and in modal windows.) It doesn't yet modify the compilation flags to actually build on OS X yet, and even then, we don't really have ruby drivers, so there'd be no video, audio or input. Two months between a single WIP point release ... for the first six years, I never went more than a month without a full official release. I guess I should be happy that it's become so refined, but I sure do miss those halcyon days of exciting progress. 2013-03-15 13:11:33 +00:00			`}`