-use upper case for enum constants.
-rename variables to match it's use.
-remove tabs and fix indents.
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simple_resize_bitmap() can deal with greylib now but I missed
that it was compiled only for LCD_DEPTH > 1
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~/rockbox/.../e200 -> e200, normal
~/rockbox/.../e200-sim -> e200, sim build
~/rockbox/.../sim/e200 -> e200, sim build
replace sim with "boot" for bootloader, falls back on normal if neither is given.
Run this from inside the build dir just like you would tools/configure
using the full shortname guarentees the correct match, as above e200 will work for sansae200.... asks for confirmation before doing anything.
Add your folder structure if this doesnt work for your way of doing things
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OS X requires slightly different compiler options due to functions deprecated
in 10.6 (FS#11643).
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Also add a panicf() if buffer_alloc() doesn't have enough space left to allocate a requested buffer
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Since the current MinGW version behaves differently here explicitly link
libstdc++ and libgcc statically. Avoids dependency to those DLLs.
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Allow DLL filenames to contain the plus sign. Fixes libstdc++-6.dll not
getting recognized as DLL.
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Since Qt 4.7 unescaped backslashes are deprecated so escape it. Change
the order of the version check message to make sure it gets displayed.
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during scrolling.
However, the existing one is part of the list api, so it shouldn't be overridden
blindly internally, so do the decision in a different but equivalent way.
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* Scrolling is now done by wiping over the screen. There's no acceleration or
kinetic scrolling yet though. But it works rather well (previously
you held the edges of the list to scroll).
* Improve scrollbar scrolling so that it keeps scrolling even if you leave the
scrollbar area.
* Hide selection during scrolling
* Prevent accidental hitting of the list title (which means go back) during
scrolling
* Don't go into context menu after scrolling when leaving the screen on an item
In general, it's very much like scrolling in native lists in Android,
except there's no kinetic scrolling and everything is still line based, but with
the feature that the scrollbar enables jumping around in the list and very fast
scrolling.
Thanks to Dustin Skoracki for his ideas and half of the code for this.
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per seconds apparently don't very well.
Not sure if it's the hardware or our threading that doesn't play well enough
here (UI isn't less response despite of the audio drop outs).
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* Until BUTTON_REPEAT was started, coordinate changes were not exposed. Change
that (post on every coordinate change) so that wiping over the screen does actually
something between the first touch and BUTTON_REPEAT
* Once BUTTON_REPEAT is active, further repeats are posted in an acceleration
fashion (slow at the begginning), which smoothes list scrolling. But this has
the contrary effect on touchscreen, as it makes swiping appear very laggy. So,
remove that acceleration for touchscreen and make it equally fast at all times
so the scrollbar is better usable.
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