2. Some mysterious things:
In RAM Search, when the Data size was set to 4 Bytes, the value in the list was changed to 4 bytes but the gap of the items is still 2 bytes. I'm unclear it's an old bug or intentional, since some of the macros are used in comparison, they describe the template of the function as a short even in 4 bytes situation, but that might not compare 4 bytes value correctly.
2. Map Hotkey dialog items now can be sorted by click on the column header.
3. Fix a logic bug when user cancels open archive dialog.
4. Trying to fix Linux build (not sure).
2. Completely rewrite shortcut key displaying logic, now it is not only shown in main menu, but also in context menu.
3. Fix bugs that TAS Editor tooltips shown shortcut keys were not sync when hotkey was changed.
4. If cheat is activated when loading a movie, confirm to disable them as they could cause playback problems.
5. When switching to new ppu with overclocking enabled, prompt to user that new ppu doesn't support overclocking.
6. Other minor details about the UI.
2. Completely rewrite shortcut key displaying logic, now it is not only shown in main menu, but also in context menu.
3. Fix bugs that TAS Editor tooltips shown shortcut keys were not sync when hotkey was changed.
4. If cheat is activated when loading a movie, confirm to disable them as they could cause playback problems.
5. When switching to new ppu with overclocking enabled, prompt to user that new ppu doesn't support overclocking.
6. Other minor details about the UI.
2. Completely rewrite shortcut key displaying logic, now it is not only shown in main menu, but also in context menu.
3. Fix bugs that TAS Editor tooltips shown shortcut keys were not sync when hotkey was changed.
4. If cheat is activated when loading a movie, confirm to disable them as they could cause playback problems.
5. When switching to new ppu with overclocking enabled, prompt to user that new ppu doesn't support overclocking.
6. Other minor details about the UI.
Adds check if sound was already enabled and only then only call
InitSound() when it was not enabled. This seems to be a better option
than calling KillSound() which causes unnecessary audio pop when you
are just entering the menu and not adjusting stuff yet.
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