- Feb 02, 2022
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Lyndon Brown authored- "interfaces settings" -> "interface settings" (bad grammar) - "hotkeys settings" -> "hotkey settings" (bad grammar) - "Audio resampler" -> "Resampler" (redundant to state "Audio" when this will appear as a child node of the "Audio" parent in the prefs tree).
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Lyndon Brown authored
every category and subcategory has title and help text, but the help text for categories is actually unused since it is the help text of its general subcat that gets shown in the page of options when you select a category node in the preferences tree, and every category has a general subcat. (the qt preference tree construction code did fetch it, but it always got overwritten by the text of the general subcat). this removes the unused defines (except for two that are still used); changes the entries in the table to empty strings (to avoid having to change the helper functions for now); and tweaks the interface modules to stop trying to fetch it. for the two defines that have been kept, since these are now used exclusively by general subcats, they have been renamed to include 'general' in their name for consistency. (yes, `SUBCAT_ADVANCED_MISC` is a general subcat; that name inconsistency may be fixed later). note that the new name `AGENERAL_HELP` is not perfectly consistent with the rest in terms of the typical `INPUT_GENERAL_HELP` form, but this is how much of the "advanced" and "playlist" defines are named. it is consistent with the playlist item; it's not worth renaming all of them to be perfectly identical, and this seemed best. since the `SOUT_HELP` and `PLAYLIST_HELP` text was much more useful than `SOUT_GENERAL_HELP` and `PGENERAL_HELP` respectively, and considering the feedback in review, the latter defines have adopted the text of the former.
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- Feb 01, 2022
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Rémi Denis-Courmont authoredSee gettext documentation.
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Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
This follows the established cargo cult of not assuming that the toolchain supports SIMD.
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Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
This detects support for the RISC-V "V" Vector Extension at run-time from the device tree via /proc/cpuinfo.
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Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
The number of tabulation character can vary with versions. Case in point, RISC-V started with one tabluration, but has two in more recent kernel versions, to maintain visual alignment.
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Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
This detects compiler support for the RISC-V "V" Vector Extension if it enabled in the compiler flags (or compiler machine definition).
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Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
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Only two such defines were already in use, the rest were pointlessly duplicating the text, which should be identical in both interfaces and so it makes sense to have shared defines. This happens to fix a few unwanted inconsistencies: - MacOS was using lowercase "settings" in two places. - Qt was using completely different language for the hotkey and ML tag tooltips to everything else. - A trivial difference between input tab tooltips.
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- Jan 31, 2022
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Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
This provides for audio input/output on embedded Linux.
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Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
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- Jan 29, 2022
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It works much better with dark mode theme.
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Not generating the tree view is the default setting, but it's actually pretty useful and pretty common (rustdoc, msdn, mdn, awesome doxygen).
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Allow the configure script to substitute the theme used in the documentation for Awesome doxygen css from the CI script. The theme won't be mandatory, but we can change it and inject it for the production documentation online.
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Let's not target IE8. SVG graphs are much more comfortable to read and scale, and interactive SVG allows more comfortable viewing of big graphs.
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Small main page for describing the content of the documentation, while splitting and describing the role of both libVLC and libvlccore. It is ought to be extended later. Co-authored-by:Simon Latapie <garf@videolabs.io>
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The example will be included in the main page of libVLC documentation.
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Fix missing parameters and parameter names.
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- references to member from different structure without context: - window -> vout_display_cfg.window - is_display_filled -> vout_display_cfg.is_display_filled - reset_pictures -> vlc_display_operations.reset_pictures - fields that have been removed - cfg in display activation callback - invalid references: ::source -
Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
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Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
This adds support for 32-bit RISC-V, which only supports 64-bit time_t, and thus lacks a plain futex system call. This also adds (future) support for building with a 64-bit time_t ABI on a 32-bit platform.
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creating pointless tooltips. cf. d75459a3 (one missed, one added since).
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per discussion in !90, these strings were considered "too technical" and/or advanced to want translations for, at the risk of ending up with poor translations. it is hoped that by adding these comments, it will avoid such unwanted translation being resubmitted by anyone later.
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these map to the 'unknown' constants, and presumably mean undefined/unset/unspecified. "decide" i feel was just very confusing.
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also, do the "undefined" entry of another option.
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the integer mapping should not appear like this in these labels. it just creates a mess. it is the job of the CLI interface to show the values besides this text such as to give users this mapping. in GUIs showing users this mapping is completely unwanted. these now happen to be identical to those in sdiout and thus consistent and would reduce translator burden if translated in future.
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