- WindowImpl.hpp:94:16: warning: parameter 'threshold:' not found in the function declaration
- SFContext.hpp:120:16: warning: parameter 'enabled:' not found in the function declaration
Since the @loader_path was replaced with @rpath, to correctly load
binaries from within a bundle app we need to add the Frameworks
subdirectory to the run path list.
- Replaced @executable_path by @rpath for more flexibility
- Updated freetype and sndfile libs as follow:
install_name_tool -id "@rpath/../Frameworks/freetype.framework/Versions/A/freetype" freetype
install_name_tool -id "@rpath/../Frameworks/sndfile.framework/Versions/A/sndfile" sndfile
Reasons:
* Consistent with other sf::Window methods
* User can test whether focus succeeded by subsequent hasFocus() call
* Implementation would have to call hasFocus() anyway on some systems
Also: minor code style change in Window::hasFocus()
* This fixes building on non-MSVC compilers for Windows since they don't
know `_tcsnlen()`.
* Changed logic so SFML tries to retrieve the paths from the user key
first, machine key second (typical behavior for most registry settings).
* Removed the registry key length checks since that check is performed
inside`RegOpenKeyEx()` anyway and cut-off keys might point to the wrong
keys.
* Updated the error string retrieval to properly handle errors.
RPATH is especially useful when running debug builds for testing on *nix
operating systems, because the binaries (e.g. examples) include library
runtime path information. This allows you to skip installing SFML to the
system or adjusting PATH variables/ld config.
When the finding a rectangle for a glyph at a particular character size,
if the glyph happens to be wider than the current texture size, but less
high than the unused height in the texture, the texture will not be
correctly doubled in size (since only the height is checked).
In practice, this only occurs when finding the rectangle for the *very
first* glyph (so the texture is at its default 128x128 size): otherwise,
the glyph would need to be unusually wide compared to its height to
trigger the bug.
This will trigger a debug assertion in Texture::update(). With assertions
disabled, there are knock-on effects and most text at that character size
will fail to render.
