Forgot to add the screenshot, but the UI is fine in 2.1. It is a 2.1
regression. Also 2.1 was released in January, that commit is from March.
It is a regression and needs to be fixed for 3.0 to proceed.
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That says DirectShow should be able to play sound.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1412713
Title:
playSoundFile() does not work in Windows 3.0 previews
Status in Mudlet the MUD
Not entirely sure that is a 2.1 regression - I think it goes much
further back than that according to Git History Heiko cut it out with
safe mapper commit 4e651d55fd7a73af24fe66ae3d85e9e5b13a1fc5 on 22
March 2013...
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Public bug reported:
The buttons UI in 2.1 could allow the user to put a command in to be
sent without any scripting either on button down or button up. In 3.0
previews, functionality for either is missing and you have to script it.
Attached is an image demonstrating the issue.
** Affects:
For reference: http://forums.mudlet.org/viewtopic.php?f=9t=4688
probably sparked this bug report. As I said there sound support in 2.1
is based on Phonon system which is fairly well supported on multiple
platforms but Qt 5 uses a Qt own system instead and Windows support -
particularly for minGW
Public bug reported:
On OSX only and only in 3.0 previews, not in 2.1, exporting a trigger
and just giving it a name of test will actually create a file
test.xml.xml on disk.
** Affects: mudlet
Importance: Low
Status: Confirmed
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** Description changed:
deleteLine() is causing the previous line (line above it) to be
duplicated in logging, both for HTML and text. This is a regression from
3.0.
- To reproduce it, create a trigger which does return isPrompt() (lua
- function) and put deleteLine() into it. All lines
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