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Edited December 9, 2024 by Mali
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[Filachilla 66]

Perfect small thing, thanks Mali 

[Werwolf94 12]

Hi @ Mali, thanks for this cool feature!

I had just one little problem in VS2013 (I use the shitty Terenzo source instead of Novaline).
With:

constexpr DWORD g_dwMinimapSmoothZoomMSec = 500; // Upper = Slower

The compiler said:

Error	1	error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before identifier 'DWORD'	C:\VS\client\UserInterface\PythonMiniMap.cpp	68	1	UserInterface
Error	2	error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: C++ does not support default-int	C:\VS\client\UserInterface\PythonMiniMap.cpp	68	1	UserInterface

I changed it to:

const DWORD g_dwMinimapSmoothZoomMSec = 500; // Upper = Slower

Works like charm
In the readme file I had a problem with the first code block (with the constexpr DWORD g_dwMinimapSmoothZoomMSec = 500; // Upper = Slower block), I added too low in the cpp file first, i put it before:

void CPythonMiniMap::SetScale(float fScale)
{
	if (fScale >= 4.0f)
		fScale = 4.0f;
	if (fScale <= 0.5f)
		fScale = 0.5f;
	m_fScale = fScale;

	__SetPosition();
}

But that was produced some errors for me, at the second try I added after the:

void CPythonMiniMap::RemoveObserver(DWORD dwVID)
{
	m_kMap_dwVID_kObserver.erase(dwVID);
}

Now it's compilable.

Thank's again for this great release!

Edited November 8, 2024 by Werwolf94

[Gurgarath 3693]

On 11/8/2024 at 8:41 PM, Werwolf94 said:

Hi @ Mali, thanks for this cool feature!

I had just one little problem in VS2013 (I use the shitty Terenzo source instead of Novaline).
With:

constexpr DWORD g_dwMinimapSmoothZoomMSec = 500; // Upper = Slower

The compiler said:

Error	1	error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before identifier 'DWORD'	C:\VS\client\UserInterface\PythonMiniMap.cpp	68	1	UserInterface
Error	2	error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: C++ does not support default-int	C:\VS\client\UserInterface\PythonMiniMap.cpp	68	1	UserInterface

I changed it to:

const DWORD g_dwMinimapSmoothZoomMSec = 500; // Upper = Slower

Works like charm
In the readme file I had a problem with the first code block (with the constexpr DWORD g_dwMinimapSmoothZoomMSec = 500; // Upper = Slower block), I added too low in the cpp file first, i put it before:

void CPythonMiniMap::SetScale(float fScale)
{
	if (fScale >= 4.0f)
		fScale = 4.0f;
	if (fScale <= 0.5f)
		fScale = 0.5f;
	m_fScale = fScale;

	__SetPosition();
}

But that was produced some errors for me, at the second try I added after the:

void CPythonMiniMap::RemoveObserver(DWORD dwVID)
{
	m_kMap_dwVID_kObserver.erase(dwVID);
}

Now it's compilable.

Thank's again for this great release!

Update your sources. You are compiling on really old C++ standards that doesn't recognize "constexpr".

[vvancouver 0]

another amazing release by the one and only BLACKDRAGONX61 x MALI
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Edited November 12, 2024 by vvancouver

[Kaptan Yosun 863]

On 11/9/2024 at 3:41 AM, Werwolf94 said:

Hi @ Mali, thanks for this cool feature!

I had just one little problem in VS2013 (I use the shitty Terenzo source instead of Novaline).
With:

constexpr DWORD g_dwMinimapSmoothZoomMSec = 500; // Upper = Slower

The compiler said:

Error	1	error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before identifier 'DWORD'	C:\VS\client\UserInterface\PythonMiniMap.cpp	68	1	UserInterface
Error	2	error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: C++ does not support default-int	C:\VS\client\UserInterface\PythonMiniMap.cpp	68	1	UserInterface

I changed it to:

const DWORD g_dwMinimapSmoothZoomMSec = 500; // Upper = Slower

Works like charm
In the readme file I had a problem with the first code block (with the constexpr DWORD g_dwMinimapSmoothZoomMSec = 500; // Upper = Slower block), I added too low in the cpp file first, i put it before:

void CPythonMiniMap::SetScale(float fScale)
{
	if (fScale >= 4.0f)
		fScale = 4.0f;
	if (fScale <= 0.5f)
		fScale = 0.5f;
	m_fScale = fScale;

	__SetPosition();
}

But that was produced some errors for me, at the second try I added after the:

void CPythonMiniMap::RemoveObserver(DWORD dwVID)
{
	m_kMap_dwVID_kObserver.erase(dwVID);
}

Now it's compilable.

Thank's again for this great release!

VS2013 is ancient. Nobody wants to give support for an ancient compiler.

[bvural41 0]

Thanks, that was annoying!