ClipBuffer.makeKey to create them, and non-genericized Comparables make the
Baby Jesus(Nate) cry, so just drop the pretense and use String.
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visible to things that don't want or care about OpenAL. Also, the openal
package is conditionally compiled, so this would have broken a Narya build that
didn't use the OpenAL libraries.
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AbstractSoundManager and implement the actual sound playing with Java sound in
SoundManager and with OpenAL in OpenALSoundManager. I left the SoundManager
name alone so nothing using it will need to change, but if nothing besides
yohoho is using it, I can refactor it to a more sane naming scheme.
Rip out all the music and alternative format stuff since it didn't work anyway.
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Turns out a bunch of shit makes the wrapper size a little bigger,
and some things seem to freak out when the wrapper has a size,
even when includeInLayout=false.
Flex you very much.
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something's never measured then it never gets these set.
This might break something.
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Half the places we use FlexWrapper we do something like this anyway.
Note that you can still override this by setting the width and height
(which sets the explicitWidth, explicitHeight).
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Since its dirty regions propagate out to the repaint manager, a big update
there would lead to dirty calls ping-ponging back and forth for a few cycles.
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current run through the sound when stop is called before actually stopping.
Add a runnable to the lock method that will be called on the spooler thread
when locking is complete.
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saver that is Eclipse's "Infer generic types" which leaves HashMap and
ArrayList as the declared type where I would normally prefer to change those to
Map and List and use Maps and Lists to instantiate them.
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skiptacularly and try going back to using line.drain since our sleep until we
figure the sound will be done method wasn't working so well with the larger
buffer. Hopefully drain has been fixed in the 4 years since it was commented
out.
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I had a bug that managed to essentially let me function thanks to a hybrid
of the two modes. Unfortunately, it means things are as jerky as I had
originally feared for stuff like swordfighting and sailing, but I just played
a bunch of those, and while it's certainly not great, it's not TOO terrible.
But I definitely wouldn't want to be in a SF tournament in this mode...
Also, rip out ancient subinterval keyboard business since the seas of comments
there were getting in my way and confusing my text editor all through this
work.
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on windows, so add a whole buttload of debugging I can turn on and cry while
sifting through.
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that generate wide versions of the latin characters, which has
the nasty side effect of sending keyTyped events instead of
keyPressed and keyReleased events.
This extends the KeyboardManager to be able to cope with such
situations, doing sane things in that case. Unfortunately, since
you only get one event for the character, we don't really know
when it went down and when it came up, so we fake it by turning
native keyboard repeat on and pretending the key was held down
for one repeat's worth of time. While extreme values on the
system's key repeat or the desired KeyTranslator's repeat rate
could give unfortunate behavior, with sane values like people
typically should be using, it should all work. Swordfighting
and sailing (the two big users of keyPressed & keyReleased events
in yohoho) seem to be completely playable for me when running like
this.
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Dave Hoover