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pica_progress followups
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In various menu options letter cases were not consistent. This was also
the case within various debugging widgets. This attempts to make letter
cases consistent, but it is of course a matter of opinion which way is the
correct one.
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Setting an object name for GPUCommandStreamWidget allows for saving the
graphics debugger's state (if it's show, position, etc). This state is
then restored when restarting the application.
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Stubbed CreateMemoryBlock
Using Berkeley sockets, and Winsock2.2 on Windows.
So far ftpony creates the socket and accepts incoming connections
SOC_U: Renamed functions to maintain consistency
Also prevents possible scope errors / conflicts with the actual Berkeley socket functions
SOCU: Close all the opened sockets when cleaning up SOCU
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(not that it matters at the moment, because this code is not used yet)
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We actually don't really know yet how the format is encoded. Hence just use what works.
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Allow focus on the Qt render widget
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Frameskip
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running.
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Only allow manually setting focus to the rendering widget when in Single Window mode. Apply this behavior to when changing the mode while an app is running.
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By default widgets are set to the focus policy Qt::NoFocus which disallows manually focusing it. Changing the policy to allow clicking the widget to set focus to it allows for keyboard input when not rendering to a popout window. This commit also sets focus to the widget when showing it.
Fixes issue #158.
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Clean up CMake library specification
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License change
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This effectively adds support for a lot texture formats in the rasterizer.
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This was caused by the framebuffer display widget not checking whether we are actually in a valid emulation state or not.
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The X11 libraries don't need to be specified when doing dynamic linking
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This better reflects that no commands are supposed to show up until you hit the button a second time.
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Double-clicking a texture parameter command in the pica command lists will spawn these as a new tab in the pica command list dock area.
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The texture viewer is enabled when selecting a write command to one of the texture config registers.
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Changed start/stop button to reflect current tracing status.
Properly labeled column headers.
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This class has a few advantages over the regular QSpinBox:
- QSpinBox stores its as signed 32 bit integers, which for instance is unsuitable for representing memory addresses. CSpinBox uses 64 bit integers instead.
- QSpinBox does not provide an easy way to handle number input from bases different than 10.
- QSpinBox is quite inflexible in general and almost any sort of customization requires reimplementing it anyway.
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Merge Config::ReadXYZs
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