For the moment, this just increases texture memory usage, but does not
affect behavior.
In a future commit, I will modify the shaders to not pack data across
rows, in order to enable damage copies.
This new sphinx extension runs html.unescape
(from the Python Standard Library) on source files before they are
rendered, allowing escape sequences like ' ' for the no-break
space character.
I have also published this extension in my own name under a different
license (the same one Sphinx uses) for others to use:
https://github.com/JJRcop/sphinxcontrib-html_unescape
In 36252078012e5609754868300df1dd02bc8e9292 I attempted to add
non-breaking spaces to a filepath so it would stay on one line.
Before this I had accidentally deleted my work but found it saved
in my sphinx build cache, so I copied my changes from that cache.
Unfortunately the cached version replaced non-breaking spaces with
real spaces and 36252078012e5609754868300df1dd02bc8e9292 was made
reverted.
This commit re-adds the non-breaking spaces.
The handle is only needed so we can open the resource, once we have
it we can close the handle. We then cache the shared resource for
future reuse if possible.
DXGI doesn't take into account the SDRWhiteLevel that has already been
applied to the monitor when it converts to HDR10 which results in clipping.
This change set implements a HLSL shader to reverse this while at the same
time converting to HDR10.
This is still not perfect but far better then doing nothing.
Dr.Memory on Windows complains bitterly about invalid heap free as
it doesn't seem to be able to track this function's allocations. As
it's such a trivial function we can just implement it locally.
This change alters the small square dot cursor to a more visible 16x16
cursor for X11. A new option `spice:largeDotCursor` can be set to use an
alternative 32x32 cursor for the vision impaired.
