Popups:
- All nine popups now extend a shared PopupWindow class with open(),
close() and toggle(), instead of each copying its own close-on-click
code. Popups that need cleanup override close().
- A click outside a popup closed it and also pressed whatever was
underneath, e.g. Reset playlist. The closing click is now consumed.
- Popups used Godot's see-through default panel, so the song list and
titles showed through. They now use an opaque popup theme, and a
backdrop dims the window behind them.
- The main window root now fills the screen, so the backdrop covers it.
Text and images:
- Many labels and buttons forced nearest filtering, which made text and
icons jagged when the window is not 1920x1080. They now use the
default smooth filtering. Only the pixel-art "no character" picture
keeps nearest filtering when the winner window enlarges it.
Player list:
- A long player name pushed that row's character and buttons to the
right. Names now take the free space and shorten with an ellipsis, so
all rows line up and use the full width of the panel.
- The old character select scene, which was never shown but loaded
every character image at startup
- Unused SyncResponse and ProgressResponse classes
- Playlist.set_last_played_answered and select/local-loading code in
the new character select, none of which were called
- Settings.delete_player_children, identical to delete_children
- An unused variable holding a local file path
Winning turned statistics off and nothing turned them back on, while
the Settings checkbox still showed them as on. Resetting points now
turns them back on if the win turned them off, and the checkbox shows
the current state when Settings is opened.
A winning score of 1 could never be won and with 2 the first point was
not announced as match point, because the first-point check ran first.
The winning score also could not be kept from going below 1.
At startup and after resetting the playlist, loading the song list and
preloading the first song started at the same time. When the list
answered last, it cleared the playlist and dropped the preloaded song.
Preloading now starts once the list has loaded, and loading the list is
retried if it fails.
Raising the cache size used to have no effect until the next song was
played. Downloads now start when the settings window closes, so clicking
the number up and down while it is open does not start any downloads.
MusicServerClient functions now take an optional on_failed callback,
called when a request fails or returns invalid JSON. Before, a failed
request was silently dropped, so a failure while preloading a song left
Playlist.is_song_downloading set forever and no more songs were fetched.
Song fetching retries the step that failed (download, queue or info)
every song_fetch_retry_seconds, so the server and the game keep the same
playlist.
Server requests move out of Settings into a new MusicServerClient
autoload with one function per endpoint. It sends requests through a
swappable HttpTransport so tests can fake the server, and it frees its
HTTPRequest nodes after use.
Players now have a UUID that never changes. Their position in
Settings.player_array is only used for the Alt+<number> keybinds.
Previously the position doubled as the id, so removing a player made
points and wins land on the wrong player, and could delete another
player's point from a song.
Also fixes:
- format_time showed 59.6 seconds as "00:60"
- searches containing regex characters such as "Q*bert" broke search
- SongObject and PlayerObject were Nodes that were never freed; they
are now RefCounted
- search matching is split out of the UI code into find_matches()
#23: Add a log for when points are given to players
#25: Fixed some graphical stuff
#26: Changed so the same character can be on a song multiple times
#27: Turning off statistics after win
Sansan