Included more menus and key strokes for the different functions, the hotkeys for existing buttons is very easy, there is a special field to trigger them (MUIA_ControlChar). That means you do not have to care about, Zune does it care about. But for other hotkeys, like Volume up, down, mute and so on, it is not possible. I did not get it to work using InputEvent field. The event is fired on keypress. I didn’t find a way to check which key is pressed because the Message pointer points to a Zero-ed area, maybe a Zune bug. In the net I didn’t find a source using that function (except directly, but not via a Hook). Of course it is nice to have the hotkeys also denoted at the menu entry. Sadly the MUI_MenuItem_Commandstring still does not work, so the Amiga sign is always shown at the menu entry with the key. I filed a Bug report about it, but I checked the latest source, it’s still not fixed. I looked into the source and found that this field is just not used and sent to the system. I’m not very good at C coding but even I was able to include this, because it’s just equivalent to the enabled flag for example. The Diff of this change is now included for ABIv0 and ABIv1 and it also work in the latest nightly. Hopefully the next Icaros will also include this change, until that the Amiga-key sign is there, but you do not need to press it.
Besides this I also included a hotkey to open ZuPaPlayer if it is hidden. (Ctrl-Alt-z is the default, but can be configured in the Prefs Window). For this purpose the commodities.library unit had to be included to Freepascal.
It seems the m68k amiga freepascal compiler is broken again. A Simple Hello world program compiled on an Amiga works but when a uses is in the source file the compilation stops with „Fatal: Internal error 201309171“. It happens rather often that the m68k compilation breaks, and it needs always long time to notice it, because I use cross compiling most of the time. (even in UAE native compilation is rather slow). To get faster informed about such things I added a test to my automatic compile server. An E-UAE Amiga with Workbench 3.1 is started and the last compiler is used to compile the example programs. Two of them are also executed (HelloWorld and GenerateMD5, maybe later I write some special testcases). I didn’t have time until now to find out whats the problem, but I hope Charlie can fix that soon.
Chain-Q added support for 68000 to freepascal compiler. It needs special care because it has some additional alignment need on read/write to structures. But to try it on a 68000 Amiga it should be also Workbench 1.3. the current RTL implementation needs at least 3.0. It was rather easy to create a RTL which also works on 1.3 (via defines) but also the init code (written in assembler) must be changed. I have to find out how to make defines inside prt0.as. Then it could be even added to the official repository. I wrote a little testprogram to test the RTL and make some basic alignment tests. Both works well now.
Added a settings window to ZuPaPlayer, the most things are working already, at least what I need 😛 hotkeys and menu is not finished but the rest works already very nice. Maybe I should check some other MUI applications how Hotkeys are made MUI/Zune style. I’m still not very satisfied with mikmod, maybe it would worth a try on modplug. Nevertheless if someone is interested here is the current state. It’s early version so it is not complete maybe crash or strange behavior.
Working more on the ZuPaPlayer, now with the Listing of MOD Files, with sorting, moving like Delitracker does it. Even it is a little bit strange 😉
Of course, it saves and loads MODlists compatible to Delitrackers MODLists (#?.program).
(Note: the sound errors only appear in the video, seems due to the recording software)
Implemented Volume setting and play position to ZuPaPlayer. The Pause does not work well, sometimes it crashes after pause. I implemented an other method, simply not calling update for the Pause time, seems to work, without crash.
