In ba32021824 the key comparison was fixed
to use a compatible version. Since then the check can actually return
results other than -1. The check done on the result was too strict
however. The child nodes may never contain keys that are larger than the
keys they are reached by. But the last key of a child node may be equal
to the one in the parent. This change fixes the check to take this
special case into account.
Fixes#11026 and #11289. The issue was unproblematic in so far that it
was only hit during a filesystem check and, since BPlusTree does not
yet attempt to correct corrupted trees, did not result in any actual
actions.
* The layout does not need to change. The label may change in
SetLabelFromMarked mode, but this only affects the layout of the parent
menu.
* This would crash when programatically changing the menu marked item
while the menu is open.
Due to the missing include, the builtin new and delete operators were
used in those two files instead of the ones from the include used
everywhere else in the runtime_loader.
The list went up to 24 already, but was capped by the previous max size
of 18. Adding 16 to the arbitrary list of font sizes closes the rather
large gap between font sizes 14 and 18 that were already in the list.
Providing a slider or text field for the font size would probably be
better in the long run.
When loading firmware, check the system non-packaged data dir first,
then the system data directory (as before). This allows loading of
firmware that doesn't reside in the system package.
* Add FLAC, which works
* Remove raw audio, ogg and AC3, as they are crashing the current ffmpeg
version.
Now it's possible to use MediaConvert to convert to FLAC, at least. For
other formats we will need to either fix ffmpeg, or write encoders using
the respective libraries (musepack, libvorbis, ...) for each format we
want to support.
Note that there are also some problems at the reading side, so using
MediaConvert, the output will be truncated and about 2 seconds of audio
will be missing at the end of the file in several cases. When this
happens, the input file is not removed from the list. Watch out for this
and don't delete the source files until you're very sure the output is
correct!
The allocation of fImpl can fail, and some methods used it without
checking. Return an error code (or NULL or 0) instead of crashing in
these cases.
Also InitCheck the fInputBuffer in BHttpRequest before trying to use it.
Fixes#11350.
