Re: [crossfire] SVN revions in version

2006-10-16 Thread Mark Wedel
Alex Schultz wrote: Agreed with the reason below, but the problem with that, is that version.h shouldn't append -r unless it has a SVN_REV, and easier to check in defines if SVN_REV is defined at all, instead of checking if it's or not. Because of that, it seems like a better idea to me to

Re: [crossfire] Crossfire protocol cleanup

2006-10-16 Thread Mark Wedel
Brendan Lally wrote: On 10/9/06, Mark Wedel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: - May not be able to use a 2.0 client to play on an older server (depends on how old, and what protocol commands to use). Could still use the 1.x clients of course. Might I suggest then, that when the 2.0 protocol

Re: [crossfire] Improved/redone client.

2006-10-16 Thread Mark Wedel
Kevin R. Bulgrien wrote: I have been giving this extra thought lately, and fired up the gtk2 client. I have to say I do not agree with the statement that the clients are too geeky, but then again, I score high on nerd tests too. At first I thought the gtk2 client tabbed information was

Re: [crossfire] Improved/redone client.

2006-10-16 Thread Mark Wedel
Here is a screenshot of my gcfclient2, with some comments about where some space optimizations could be implemented: http://wilber.gimp.org/~raphael/crossfire/gcfclient-ui.png I don't think I ever responded to this. But one of your points is that the look/inventory icons are too big.

Re: [crossfire] Improved/redone client.

2006-10-16 Thread Mark Wedel
Alex Schultz wrote: -Less flexibly, as a gtk2 theme with small changes in logic and hacks to make popups have custom title bars and stay within the game view (might involve interesting platform specific code). The second would probably be less work, however IMHO more hackish and more

Re: [crossfire] Improved/redone client.

2006-10-16 Thread Mark Wedel
I'm going to try and summarize the 20+ messages here. 19x19 map size: --- Didn't get many comments, but a few people expressed desire to be able to set this (either because of very small screens, or very large screens). Now scaling of the images (-mapscale already supports