Clients can receive chats while in lobby state by having the shell form
present a HtMessageBox with the chat and the player is it from. This
feature was designed to be used with the moderator whisper command.
Server announcements will be displayed to every player who enters a
server created room. Admins can use the /ann command to set or clear
the server announcements.
If the client is connected to multiplayer when the app is backgrounded,
that connection will be closed. If the app is reopened, a message will
be presented with the user informing them of the disconnection. Single
player games will be paused when entering background and resumed when
entering foreground.
On some platforms, the game will crash if SDL attempts to render to the
screen/window while the game is backgrounded. To prevent this, stop
rendering when the game enters a background state and resume rendering
when the game enters a foreground state.
Create the main thread via host rather than being a global variable in
base; this way, no base threads are created before the host runs main()
because that can cause issues on some platforms.
To encourage the use of accounts, new devices should be presented with
the login screen where they can create an account. New users can still
switch to anonymous login if they choose.
- Add chatroom
- Add string input
- Update main() to support SDL2
- Change game files location to
~/Library/ApplicationSupport/HostileTakeover
- Open URLs with OS’s default browser
- Use Xcode default C/C++Objective-C compiler
- Remove game/sdl/mac/SDL.framework
- Use game/sdl/SDL2/osx/SDL2.framework
- Dictation reliable raises the handleAudioInterrupt notification, so that
is used for disabling / enabling audio
- Siri sometimes doesn't raise the handleAudioInterrupt notification, so
rely on applicationDidBecomeActive / applicationWillResignActive.
- Trial and error showed it is best to destroy and re-create the OS audio
objects when audio is disabled / enabled.
This assert checked for the bottom 2 bits of a gid to be 0. Now that
gids are indexes, these two bits are frequently not zero. Looking at
the code, there is no place (that I could find) where those bits are
set (I think kwfGidEndMarker used to be stored there).
- Fix gids to be calculated the same on 32 bit and 64 bit platforms.
Previously they were byte offsets into a pointer array, which meant
multiple of 4 on 32 bit platforms, and multiple of 8 on 64 bit platforms.
Now they are indexes.
- Fixes press chat / press done bug that gets chat into a weird state
- Handles keyboard height changing dynamically (predictive typing bar,
emoji keyboards etc).
This change is from Nathan Fulton, https://github.com/N104.
