* Use Pair instead of KeyValuePair
* double -> var
* Butcher XML comments
* Change WinState default to Undefined and use it instead of the new GameOutcome
* Other changes
List of changes:
* Better and more filters with new layout, for both mods.
* Rename/Delete/Detele all functionality.
* Simplified ReplayMetadata class considerably by introducing a new
GameInformation data object. The new GameInformation class contains
more information than previously available so the new solution is not
compatible with old replays, meaning it can't read old replays.
* Better and cleaner game information gathering in order to be written
at the end of the replay file.
* Revert changes to ReplayConnection, no longer necessary.
* Better exception message on missing sprites and fonts.
* New "SpawnOccupant" class that holds all the information needed by the
MapPreviewWidget to visualize a spawn point. It was using Session.Client
before and it was necessary to separate it to be able to show information
not available at lobby time.
* Fix keyboard focus UI bug when closing a window would not remove focus.
This closes issue #2152. The filters added are:
* Game type (singleplayer / multiplayer)
* Date
* Duration
* Outcome
* Player name
Other changes:
* Added a 'CollapseHiddenChildren' option to the ScrollPanelWidget to
make hidden children take up no space.
* Removed the extension (.rep) from the replay filenames in the
replay browser.
This is not a full fix, it merely restores the functionality
already present. The ScrollPanelWidget does not work right if
Align is set to Bottom but ScrollToBottom() isn't called after
adding items and there's not enough content to scroll.
It wasn't working right when the widget was hidden because it
wasn't receiving any Ticks. Instead of counting, we're now using
Game.LocalTick as the tick source.
If a line of text contained a whole word that was longer than the
allotted space, it would fail to wrap that line completely, even
if it was possible to wrap at other locations.
Fixing this uncovered a second issue, where it would drop the last
line if the input had more than one lines and one of the first ones
was wider than the specified width.
The chat display overlay would remove one chat line every X ticks.
It will now keep track of the time each chat line has to be removed
and act accordingly.
For example, if 3 chat lines are added with 1 second difference
from each other, they will be removed one after the other, with the
same 1 second difference.
