I've had some reports from multiplayer users about stalls where the
game just freezes up; having decent logging of network events seems
like an essential step for diagnosing such bugs. It seems like a
prudent feature to just have anyway; the network engine is already
littered with commented-out printf statements used in the past for
similar purposes.
This prevents Travis from believing that an error has occurred after
10 minutes without output. Capture error messages in a file and print
its content after cppcheck has finished.
Exit the script with cppcheck's exit code.
Thanks @turol for your help with this!
If a non-existent directory is passed over to I_StartGlob(), e.g. when
moving config files between computers, it will return NULL. If this
return value is then fed into I_NextGlob(), it will trigger a
segmentation fault. Add a check to the latter if (glob == NULL) and
let it return NULL itself in this case.
- just call M_BaseName() when the basename is needed
- move maplumpinfo declaration into doom/p_setup.h,
include w_wad.h for the lumpinfo_t type definition,
include p_setup.h in doom/m_menu.c
- remove [crispy] comments, this is going to be Choco code
The same string is used for the level name in the automap and intermission
screen, but string replacements were only being applied for the automap.
This fixes#1106. Thanks to @ETTiNGRiNDER for the report.
This uses Romero's "funky blue" color that was used in earlier
versions of the setup tool (and later disabled). I've been using this
in my build of the setup tool for the past few months and kind of like
it; it also gives a fresh look to Chocolate Doom's setup tool.
This is possible under DOS as well by writing to the appropriate VGA
registers, and the vanilla setup tool actually does this in earlier
versions to set "Romero Blue".
This makes the hover background consistent with other widgets instead
of giving a black background that is inconsistent. As part of this,
change the foreground text color when hovering so that the foreground
does not clash with the background, and the text stays readable.
