These are estimates. We don't necessarily have access to all prior
compiler releases and don't continuously test with these old
compilers so it's possible that we accidentally drop support in a
future v3 release even without raising the minimum C++ requirement.
This reverts commit 46a1b568a9 as it seems
to cause wrong reporting on pull request coverage info, likely due to
missing baselines from the master branch "push".
- Actually use the dimensions of the SFML window as the DRM mode
dimensions when setting a DRM mode.
- If SFML window dimensions don't match a valid DRM mode, show
the window contents on screen in the current mode instead of
simply failing to show anything.
- With these change the SFML examples are now working for me
- actually use the dimensions of the SFML window as the DRM mode
dimensions when setting a DRM mode.
- If SFML window dimensions don't match a valid DRM mode, show
the window contents on screen in the current mode instead of
simply failing to show anything.
- With these change the SFML examples are now working for me
Using \a command displays the next word in italics ignoring the markdown
format so \a `something` display `something` in italics including
backticks.
Removing \a so that backticks are properly interpreted.
Switching the iterator comparison used lowers the requirement for
iterators from *RandomAccessIterators* to *ForwardIterators*, which is a
benefit. It is also more accurate; instead of saying "if `begin` is less
than the end, stop." it states "if `begin` is not equal to end, stop."
Additionally, the old '<' did not protect us from undefined behavior because it is
undefined to compare two iterators relationally that are not:
1. past the end
2. within the array
sf::Exception can use the inheriting constructors functionality instead of a constructor delegating to the parent constructor.
I removed Exception.cpp as it is not needed anymore.
