Was broken by dec92f05ea
(e38df03c5d1658a2c44a26ba4ee6f22663c1e701 in upstream).
Some games do not have function arg count appended to the function names in
the export table; in that case `export_args` remained uninitialized.
From upstream cdbb7a7367db57e14983015232ecc97f6a3dd212
From upstream 6a238e9cb4acda222898dd4b597cf20581b401f6
This replaces a slightly different fix we had in ScummVM. But this new
code works better and fixes bug #12949
This argument works similarily to Viewport.ScreenToRoomPoint():
if it's set to true then the function returns null if there's no
viewport under the cursor; if it's set to false it converts
coordinates through the primary viewport in such case.
From upstream 5014c502aa487d3cbdf01e99d57306f2131d4c54
Some custom engines supported Label.TextAlignment before 3.5.0 got this
added officially, except they used old alignment constants.
From upstream 46fc9bac4fa6082561a1937861b3e567ccea2cd4
The code is present but not used in ScummVM. Keeping it synchronized
with upstream might help in the future.
From upstream fcf4b76914a25daaf5a7b711b7ed287e5eaae9f6
This is mostly a cosmetic fix, as graphic mode was created successfully anyway.
But the engine was incorrectly reporting no suitable modes available.
From upstream 4399d6448c579c648fe7e0c157a6d5f1adc74a6c
This render stage overlays the room with objects and characters, but
stays within room transform, therefore will work with non-standard
viewport positions and multiple cameras.
The next closest stage is AGSE_PREGUIDRAW, which is rendered outside
room viewport. The new one fills the missing stage, lacking after the
viewport/camera update in 3.5.0.
From upstream 4ff7e14400ab81693fb64195d9ada70e979647ac
This may result in object texture not updating if the old sprite was deleted but a new dynamic sprite was created right after having same ID.
Was broken by upstream 9dffb04 in 3.5.1, and also some later changes in 3.6.0.
From upstream 7ed51861898d864902b0f61b0cb7d0acadef1fe3
This allows to fully pack InputType, KeyMod and KeyCode/MouseButton/etc in a int32:
- 8 bits (0xFF) - input type
- 8 bits (0xFF) - key mod flags
- 4 bits (0xF) - reserved (potentially for expanding mod flags, if that will be necessary)
- 12 bits (0xFFF) - KeyCode, mouse codes, gamepad buttons, etc.
Purpose:
1. Potentially allow to set keycodes + mods in an integer and assign to an integer variable/property, such as "skip key", instead of using existing "combo keys"
2. In fact, with InputType flags, this makes it possible to assign a mouse or gamepad button to the same variables.
3. Potentially allow to return keycode + mods from Wait* (currently returns only single key).
From upstream 0203e8feb73b96c501ac2439aa3fe3d6c182c8f4
* Changed from -1 - based constants to 0 - based constants;
* These were purely internal values, therefore no API would be harmed;
* Removed necessity of converting from internal mouse button code to script and back all the time;
* On a side note, this fixes a bug where WaitMouse etc were returning incorrect values on mouse skip, because we forgot to convert from internal to script code.
From upstream 471098d239b076c494beb2d554572ccb69372667
Walter Agazzi
Cameron Cawley
D G Turner
Donovan Watteau
Thierry Crozat
Hubert Maier
Le Philousophe