Declaring a virtual function in a subclass as virtual may be a good
documentation that we are overriding a method from the superclass but
has no effect during compilation. With C++11, we can use the override
keyword for this (which will even trigger a compiler error if we try to
override a non-virtual function).
To stay backwards-compatible, we use Qt5's Q_DECL_OVERRIDE macro to
support C++ <11.
Signed-off-by: Tristan Matthews <le.businessman@gmail.com>
win32, by ipkiss and myself...
Among the features:
- framework rewritten from scratch, heavily based on design patterns
=> new controls can be (hopefully) created more easily, portability
to other OS is better, and the interface is less dependant from
the vlc core
- new concept of "layout", to provide a window with several different
views (as in winamp3 skins)
- controls can now be placed at a relative position to the edges of
a window, which allow controls and layouts to be resizable (e.g
for the playlist window)
- Use of libpng and libfreetype2 for better portability between x11 and
win32 => ttf fonts and antialiasing
- New DTD for the xml theme ( *it will probably change again* )
- Very very beginning of scripting in the xml file
- And many things I miss
- And probably many bugs ;)