[clamp]

Median works in its place on a technicality.

Consider three cases.
1) X < L < H
2) L < X < H
3) L < H < X

in each of these three cases, median picks the middle number. If X < L, median picks L since L happens to be in the middle. If X > H, median picks H since H happens to be in the middle. If L<X<H, median picks X.

However newbies aren't privy to this fact, since the name isn't exactly self explanatory, and it's not normally documented for this purpose. Having a clamp that simply delegates to median would work fine.

I'm not seeing it either.

Me too, dunno what Josh meant. I guess "Definitions" or "Initialization". Also, do any of thous settings/buttons do anything?

These four editors specify only C++/EDL code. You can't specify linkers to be passed to the compiler in them, as far as I'm aware.

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Opened ENIGMA settings lately, Retro?

I'm not seeing it either.

Deleting them from C::B doesn't delete them from your filesystem. Also, not sure how good your svn client is at picking up deleted files and marking them for `svn delete`. At any rate, feel free to go through and `svn delete` them by hand. That should stop them from coming back. After you're done deleting, don't forget to `svn commit -m "Deleted old stuff"`

Graphics_Systems/OpenGL(ES)?/GMcolors.h:

#define c_orange    33023

Graphics_Systems/OpenGL(ES)?/GScolors.h (inside the enum):

c_orange  = 0x0080FF,



Implemented in r542

What about a hash for the unix name to avoid collisions?

I needn't mention that I'm very good at php and SQL. Aside from time constraints (sex, etc), I'd be willing to help out in any way that I can. I think we can work out a way that users will have 2-3 names: A login name, a display name, and a unix name essentially invisible to them.

I think they've accounted for that already, and they intend to spend more than 24 hours with the project - at first familiarizing themselves with it. The 24 hours will be how long they actively contribute code/bugfixes/etc.

coo laid

While we're on the theme, how about MOD?

XM? The Fast Tracker II format which died? Isn't there like an Open sequencing format?

I just realized that action_move has a relative checkbox. I'm investigating what it does right now. Assuming that it only effects the speed, insert this:

if (argument_relative)
  argspeed += ((enigma::object_planar*)enigma::instance_event_iterator->inst)->speed;

right before
const double newspd =


Edit: Investigation complete. It does only effect the magnitude, and magnitudes set with the Stop direction are not retained. I've implemented this into the code.

On the other hand, I guess this gives us a chance to rewrite some of ENIGMA's Linux windowing code so it doesn't use X anymore.

inb4 coma.

Implemented that (it's rval.d, not dval).
I also made a couple more notes about the use of random.