The resulting semantics of this flag are weird enough that they're
unlikely to be what is wanted in any situation. Remove the flag and
convert the two options using it, -screenw and -screenh, to use
CONF_NOSAVE instead. I'm not sure why those specific options had the
flag and if any flag is really needed, but I don't want to check in
detail now and using CONF_NOSAVE should keep about the same behavior
in practice.
A bit more detail about the weird behavior this flag had:
When not using file groups, the flag had the same behavior as
CONF_NOSAVE, namely that when switching files the option would not be
reset to the global value (only possible file-specific settings were
applied). When using file groups, group-specific options would apply
to the _first two_ files in the group, but for the rest after the
first two, settings would not be reset when changing files (wtf?).
This was a result of the following sequence:
1) push higher-level settings, enter group
2) apply group-specific settings
3) push settings before applying ones specific to file 1 in group
4) apply file 1 settings, play file 1
5) pop settings to return to group settings
6) push settings before applying ones specific to file 2
7) apply file 2 settings
8) pop settings
Here the option was set at 2). 3) saved it because it had been set
after last push, so 5) restored the setting and it was used for file 2
too. However 6) no longer saved it because there had been pushes after
the original setting in 2), thus 8) no longer restored the setting and
the option was no longer forced to any particular value when playing
further files after that.
Add mp_property_generic_option(), a property function that can be used
for generic option-based properties that do not require any action
beyond manipulating the value of the option variable. Currently it
directly implements GET and SET, plus STEP_UP for "choice" options
only. Use it to add a property for -pts-association-mode (not
particularly useful in normal use, but serves as a test).
When loading automatically enabled profiles (like "[extension.avi]")
flag options were handled as on the command line; for example "fs=no"
was interpreted like "-fs" on command line, ignoring the "no" part.
Fix the parsing to treat them the same as other config file entries.
For some reason commit e306174952, which
replaced translation macro names with the corresponding English
strings, also collapsed multiple consecutive space characters into
one. Change most of these back. In a couple of cases the amount of
whitespace is important for alignment, and for the rest it at least
keeps the strings closer to the existing translations.
Prerequisite for making stream_open filename const in a proper way.
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The option system has a hack that converts default values (potentially
constants) of dynamically allocated options to allocated ones when the
options are first added to the config system, so that all values can
be equally freed later. Make this work with new-style options in the
option struct too.
The global was used in the function cfg_include which handles the
-include option. Make the address available in that function by
creating a new dynamically allocated option in m_config_new that has
the address in the option's private data.
asxparser.c also used the global. Making it available through all ways
the code could get called required a number of relatively straightforward
changes to playtree and menu code.
First part of option restructuring. The aim is to move option values
from a huge number of separate globals to a single non-global struct.
This part adds some support for parsing option values into such struct
instances, and moves one example option (fixed-vo) to the struct.
Syntax is we decided, so you can give the nomes or not with both
vop and vf. vf take precedence over vop.
git-svn-id: svn://svn.mplayerhq.hu/mplayer/trunk@9594 b3059339-0415-0410-9bf9-f77b7e298cf2
Clément Bœsch
Uoti Urpala
diego
reimar
Amar Takhar
Uoti Urpala
albeu
uau
ben
reynaldo
faust3
alex
arpi