Activity for printz
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printz posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
I've removed the bare Makefile used to produce Linux builds with a CMakeLists.txt system. I made this decision due to the need of a cross-platform build info (instead of having separate IDEs for Windows and macOS) and because it's especially good for writing unit tests, something which I really should do because it's easy to add regressions to Eureka which may ruin users' work. I actually had a CMakeLists.txt even before now, but it wasn't finished. Now I took care to finish it for Linux. Next steps...
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Add unit testing
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Search for line by tag
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Use unicode (wide characters) in Windows
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Add support for Boom generalized sectors
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Analyze all memset and memcpy usage and reduce it
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Analyze all c_str() usage and seek to minimize it
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Set window icon from the XPM file
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Thanks, it works! Now I need to implement similar behaviour on Windows.
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What version are you using? Latest 1.27b or built from source?
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As I moved the source code to GitHub, I'm also gradually moving all the tickets there, on this page. Right now I won't delete the "Tickets" tab from SourceForge, but as I cover the issues listed there, I'll either transfer them to GitHub or solve them and as soon as it's over, I'll delete this tab, prompting anyone to go to GitHub to report issues (you will need a GitHub account for that).
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During the last months, I've been mass refactoring the Eureka source code, and been doing this straight on the "master" branch (the one you get when checking out by git from https://github.com/ioan-chera/eureka-editor. This meant that I would keep "master" in unstable states and anyone who would build from source would get a broken build. This is unacceptable especially on Linux, where it's pretty usual to build from source, especially when no centralized package manager is available. So if you still...
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I've made the decision to retire the SourceForge git repository and continue its work on GitHub, because of ongoing connectivity problems happening lately at SourceForge. The new Git repository is located at https://github.com/ioan-chera/eureka-editor . Please, if you have pull or merge request, to post them on GitHub, not here. The rest of the development features will remain here: the website, this forum, tickets and others. But the code itself will be on GitHub. I may gradually move other stuff...
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I've made the decision to retire the SourceForge git repository and continue its work on GitHub, because of ongoing connectivity problems happening lately at SourceForge. The new Git repository is located at https://github.com/ioan-chera/eureka-editor. Please, if you have pull or merge request, to post them on GitHub, not here. The rest of the development features will remain here: the website, this forum, tickets and others. But the code itself will be on GitHub. I may gradually move other stuff...
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The problem you mentioned, of not seeing the textures, was a regression of my recent refactoring of Eureka. I've just fixed it now, as I'm consolidating the code with more testing, to avoid any more bugs of this caliber. If you're still using development builds, feel free to make a new one, though I may have to update Makefile before you can start it (otherwise, add Errors.cpp to the list of sources to compile).
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Eliminated another use of int16 angles
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Deleted ComputeAngle when we can just use atan2
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Eliminated one use of 16-bit angles
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Test lib_util
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Also tested ScanDirectory
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Fixed the TempDirContext to work in Windows
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Fixed the GetAbsolutePath test
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Fixed a Windows difference expectation
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Updated the POSIX temp path generator to use /tmp
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Update Visual Studio project
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Fixed some Visual Studio warnings, including some unexplainable errors that passed fine on macOS
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Updated a project
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Added more tests
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Deleted unused FileRename
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Added FileExists and FileCopy tests
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Simplified Backup_Name
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Added FileDelete test
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Now we can test path cases
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Removed FLTK dependency from FilenameReposition
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Tested FilenameIsBare
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Further tested FilenameGetPath
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Privatized FindBaseName and tested GetBaseName
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Fixed missed case with the HasExtension function
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Fixed ReplaceExtension
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Added SString::noCaseEndsWith
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Fixed MatchExtension
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Fixed HasExtension to correctly detect "." or files beginning with dot.
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StringTidy is now a method. Added test
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Added more tests
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Same for StringVPrintf
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Moved StringPrintf into SString
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Added utility code for the tests
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Added StringDup test
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Made sure StringNew quits early in case of negative value
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Changed the string case changer functions into methods
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Refactored OSXCalls.mm and probably fixed a NSString memory leak
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Removed a dynamic string allocation for macOS
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Added tests for a couple of raw string functions
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Got rid of resize also
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Deleted another weird SString method
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More SString mess cleanup
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Trim trailing whitespace instead of just CRLF
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Fixed wrong assignment of SString for lumps, causing mayhem
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Some refactoring in the DuddedSectors check
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Fixed wrong behavior of y_stricmp and y_strnicmp
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Added a const
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Removed an unnecessary and harmful assertion that a bitvec must be initialized with >0 size (it doesn't need to)
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Refactored SIDE_LEFT and SIDE_RIGHT into an enum class. Cleaned up the int usage of it and replaced, where applicable, with operators. Also removed a suspicious value overloading.
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Updated and cleaned up the Xcode project
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m_bitvec cleanup
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Added m_bitvec testing
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Reduced the code from m_bitvec
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Changed bit operation to enum class
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Simplified another strange constructor
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Got rid of a troublesome SString constructor
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Added more SString tests
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Fixed the wrongness of FilenameGetPath
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New SString method to trim trailing set
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Added tests for file and string
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Removed SString's bool operator, because it shadowed some critical operators. Fixed one of the bugs by doing it
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Added Windows unit test project
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Added a missing include in lib_file.h
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Updated Visual Studio project
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Delete a file
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Cleaned up some
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Started test for lib_file
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Eliminated a SString constructor
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Added case-sensitive testing to StringTable
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Fixed SString to enforce C string content
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Added SString test
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Added a necessary operator== to SString
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Added unit testing for the StringTable class
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Added an Errors module
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Moved the string stuff to m_strings
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Added the new file to Xcode
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Fixed some missing cases
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Fixed a wrong use of StringFree
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Fixed a redundant printf parameter
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Updated Xcode project
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Fixed a wrong char equivalence
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Moved the printf macros to their own header
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Replaced the obj_type_e enum with enum class ObjType
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Added some more missing printf stuff
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BugError now redirects to ThrowException
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Ignore more stuff
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