- New PlayWordMediator class, to encapsulate the behaviour of the controls
used to play a word
- The Training mode now has input fields to play words directly, without
choosing them in the search results
- Fixed a crash on Windows
- Do not authorize words if the cross-checks are invalid (it was possible when playing a joker)
- Fixed detextion of invalid moves
- Improved unit tests, and fixed a bug in one of them
Qt interface:
- Do not allow playing a word if the coordinates are missing
- Better focus
- Be more explicit if the dictionary name is missing
- Changed the colour of the joker on the board, instead of displaying it in lower case
- Incorrect words are now refused by default
- Changed the way words are input: the case is no longer relevant,
and the coordinates are in a separate control
- Explain the problem when a word is refused
- Updated the French translation
- Added auxiliary windows for the history and the external board
- Gave a title to auxiliary windows and remember their position (more or less) and size
- Auxiliary windows do not survive anymore after the main one
- Preferences are now stored in a sensible place
- Ensure unicity of players names (in the interface only, not the core)
- Update the main window title with the game type
- Display the player name in the history
- The history widget is now able not to align the rack and the corresponding word
- The dictionary path is remembered in the preferences
- Ask for confirmation when loading a dictionary in the middle of a game
- Preview tiles are coloured differently, and joker characters are in lowercase
- New PlayerTabWidget control to simplify the code in MainWindow
- Simplification and uniformization of signal handling when the Game object is changed or updated
- Improved the general layout a little bit (but the resizing behaviour is far from perfect)
- the multiplayer modes are more or less playable
- the training mode is not playable at all
- the current layout is still experimental
- many dialogs and options are missing
- tested on Linux only
There are still hundreds of things to do...
