The font style is diiferent for various strings (e.g. verbs are drawn outlined instead of shaded, converse line are drawn normally instead of shaded).
Also implement sjis version of "bullet" for the converse strings.
This fix applies to drawPanelText(), where we used to hard-code
the text positions. Now we define the dimensions of the area where
the text is drawn (like we do for button texts) and calculate the
position based on the dimensions of the text string.
The drawPanelText() function is used for the Save, Quit, Protect
and Option dialogs, but for everything except the Option dialog it
already centered the text to the dialog. I decided to use this
centering mechanism for the title of the ITE Option dialog, even
though that changes the X coordinate by one pixel. Other than that,
it only affects the following texts:
ITE: Show Dialog / Reading Speed, Music and Sound
IHNM: Reading Speed, Music, Sound, Voices
I have verified that this looks at least ok for the English and
German versions of ITE, and the English, German, French and
Spanish versions of IHNM, so I'm reasonably confident that this
change is ok.
The same fix that had already been applied to the Spanish version
also applies to the French and German versions. (Judging by the
detection entries, there aren't any alternative versions so the
ones I got from GOG should be representative.)
The palettes aren't quite identical to the Spanish one, but I
think the remaining difference is for the spiritual barometer, so
the special case for that remains Spanish-only.
On some systems, passing signed chars to macros like isspace() etc. lead
to a runtime error. Hence, mark these macros as forbidden by default,
and introduce otherwise equivalent alternatives for them.
Bug #1970191: "IHNM: Psychic Profile problem". Still there is a
slight artefact. When the profile has 2 pages and is skipped,
there are two fade-ins in a row. It could be checked by analysing
event queue.
svn-id: r49698
- Added two new defines, ENABLE_IHNM and ENABLE_SAGA2 (enabled by default), which can be used to remove the parts of the SAGA engine which are specific to IHNM and SAGA 2 games. Hopefully, this will reduce the size of the engine even more for platforms with little memory (e.g. the Nintendo DS)
svn-id: r35672
athrxx
D G Turner
Adrian Frühwirth
Filippos Karapetis
Eugene Sandulenko
Torbjörn Andersson
Johannes Schickel
Max Horn
Filippos Karapetis
strangerke
Andrew Kurushin
Yotam Barnoy