running the old game: the host may reply, but guest must not take that
as evidence of a connection having been established: don't remove sent
messages (this isn't an ACK), and don't assert later on.
host or standalone where all are shown, change the number shown
appropriately. The goal is to make the experience natural,
particularly for the common case where the players aren't changing.
Give up once user manually changes number shown.
board, which looks crappy. Instead inval only what was previously a
border row, and pass a new param to draw_vertScrollBoard so the
platform can choose not to scroll cells that will just get overwritten
with different bits.
in sync with the board rather than the model and flipping coordinates
only in time to access the model or pass to engine. With that done,
drawing can skip any rows scrolled off-screen, and the board's
perimeter focus rect can be drawn and invalidated correctly on a
flipped, scrolled screen: zodiac, eventually.
of CELL_ISCURSOR consistent: when focus not dived all elements have it
set (or only perimeter for board, settable at compile time); get rid
of draw_drawCursor since CELL_ISCURSOR is all that's needed;
as penDown. Idea is to be able to set timers to get bonus square
hints etc. without stylus. Works, but transitions are rough because
keyDown doesn't know whether keyUp will result in a focus change.
not dived and tray or scoreboard focussed. This lets platform decide
to display top-level focus via mods to all elements. Second, when
moving focus to top level from dived, claim not to have handled the
key event (but return true if needs redraw). This allows platform to
handle shifting focus without requiring callback (which removed.)
they're focussed so that they can draw that during rather than after
everything else. On palm, use this to draw focus using the system
selected color rather than with the blue nav rect. Since a new param
was too much, add new enum type CellFlags and pass as bitvector to
draw APIs.
the next object using a callback to the platform to determine what, if
any, object is next. Adjust curses platform to cooperate. Works
well. Palm is next.
bottom of tray; add focus-related params to draw*Finished routines
(and simplify to one) so platforms don't have to save from Begin
routines (and stop palm doing that); check version of saved game, and
handle case where older binary tries to open newer version; redraw
Palm tray buttons after focus change to stop focus-rect ghosting; fix
annoying overlap in saved games dialog; palm version goes to a3.
scoreboard and tray on palm; make center drill into the focussed object and
spacebar come back up then move the focus among them. Integrate with other
focussable objects on main form. Go from separate drawCursor routines to
same for all three, with cursor only visible when focus is drilled down.
On curses, add a hilite rect routine that can be called after text is laid
down, and use for cursors.
info: when the device is a client and is starting a new game, we want
to start presenting only the local players. So load them first, and
reduce nPlayers down to the count of current local players. Works
well, but can probably be simplified.
A full robot vs. robot game now works between two Treos. Added UI to
choose BT as transport mechanism, and added new send proc to establish
socket connection between host and guest. Works only for two devices:
no piconet yet. No error recovery, ability to quit game in middle,
start new game, etc.
deal with the output by removing params where possible and elsewhere
by adding XP_UNUSED macro wrapping __attribute__((unused)). There
should be NO change in function in spite of the large number of files.
current dictionary. This allows us to continue to open games saved
with older code using older dictionaries while still supporting the
new format for up to 64 tiles. Old versions may crash when opening
games created by new versions, but that's probably ok.
support Slovak which has 40. This change is preliminary: it seems to
work for both existing and dicts with >32 chars, but it breaks backwards
compatibility: existing saved games will crash this code. I think the
fix is to deduce the number of bits per tile from the number in the
dictionary being used, but that's not in yet.
