The notification channel creation is moved into MainActivity.
The notification channel ID string is stored into a static variable.
The name and description of the notification channel are stored into the strings resource file.
Co-authored-by: sfan5 <sfan5@live.de>
Before this change,
the member type and member name are at one place,
and the member name and uniform name are at another place.
If the uniform name is written directly at the member declaration,
the member type, member name and uniform name are all at one place,
which leads to shorter code and may be easier to read.
With disabled shaders, the material EMT_TRANSPARENT_ALPHA_CHANNEL uses the
parameter as an alpha threshold to decide whether to draw the texture.
Thus lowering this limit fixes the issue of vanishing textures below alpha 128.
* New API to allow access into MapSector::m_blocks
* Use this API on ClientMap::touchMapBlocks(), ClientMap::updateDrawList(), and ClientMap::updateDrawListShadow() to speed them up
- The handling of IGUIComboBox uses the new setAndSendSelected() method.
- getDialogState() is now getInputDialogState() and returns the state of the input dialog.
- getLastDialogType() is added and returns current/last shown dialog's type.
- getInputDialogState() now returns an enum instead of int.
- getAndroidUIInput() now returns void instead of bool.
- New data types (enum) are added:
(1) GameActivity.DialogType (Java) and porting::AndroidDialogType (C++)
(2) GameActivity.DialogState (Java) and porting::AndroidDialogState (C++)
- When showing a text input dialog, there is no custom accept button text any more.
- showDialog()/showDialogUI() for text input is now showTextInputDialog()/showTextInputDialogUI().
- showInputDialog()/showDialogUI() for text input is now showTextInputDialog()/showTextInputDialogUI().
- getDialogValue()/getInputDialogValue() is now getDialogMessage()/getInputDialogMessage().
Co-authored-by: Gregor Parzefall <82708541+grorp@users.noreply.github.com>
The active object range is about active objects (not blocks). Activate blocks (and hence any object "in" them) in the cone define by the active object range (and fov) when they are loaded (i.e. visible), otherwise ignore them.
