axes. It shouldn't be nearly as sensitive now.
Cleaned up handling of joystick hats, and fixed continuous events
(so that holding down a hat now sends continuous events until the
hat is centered again).
Fixed bug in prune_snapshots script; it didn't work with a snapshot
directory name containing a space.
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when sending axis events to the DialogContainer (ie, all UI-related stuff).
The UI code was originally written with this in mind, and wasn't designed for
analog input. For normal digital sticks, nothing changes. For analog sticks,
values are clamped to 3 points (max, min, off), and repeated consecutive
events are ignored. This (partially) fixes bugs in the UI, where pressing
an analog stick would cause the current selector to move very fast.
Added repeat mode for joystick hats, similar to joystick axes (so holding
down a hat will cause continuous events to occur. More testing is
required for this, as I don't actually have access to hats right now.
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'Stephen Anthony' (aka, me) in addition to Brad Mott as copyright
holders for Stella. I think I've been with the project long
enough now (almost 10 years) to justify being specifically mentioned
above and beyond 'the Stella Team'.
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than the enclosing screen. Selecting images with the mouse
is working, but the up and down 'buttons' are currently just
drawn text/placeholders.
Still TODO is get the keyboard actions (cursor up/down, etc)
working.
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The license file is actually named 'License.txt', not 'license'
The 'Stella Team' has a capital T, not lowercase.
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problems with integer overflow, which could sometimes cause Stella to
sleep for long periods of time. For those who are interested, the
problem was that SDL_GetTicks() wraps every 49 days (32-bit int
overflow), but since OSystem::getTicks() provides info in microseconds,
it multiplied the value by 1000. This caused wraparound in 49/1000
days, or 70.56 minutes. This almost exactly matches the reports on
AtariAge of 'lockups' occuring every 71 minutes or so. It also
explains why attaching to Stella with GDB and bypassing the delay
allows the program to continue (as reported by another bugtester).
Added signature to detect UA bankswitching for Gingerbread Man ROM.
Bumped version number.
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