Adding -stdlib=libc++ was needed when 10.7 was being targeted because on
10.8 and earlier libstdc++ is the default. Now that the target is 10.9
specifying -stdlib=libc++ is unnecessary since libc++ is the default on
10.9 and later.
Avoid using include_directories() and add_definitions() as much as
possible.
This change was made to avoid a problem using HAVE_CONFIG_H on Sentry
breakpad implementation where HAVE_CONFIG_H is used (but our config.h
is different from the expected one in breakpad).
New cmake flag -DENABLE_UI=OFF can be used to turn off the GUI
and compile a CLI-only version of Aseprite.
Requested here too:
https://community.aseprite.org/t/1351
* Added she::FileDialog::setType() to select the different kind of
dialog (open one file, multiple files, save one file, open a folder)
* Added capacity to select folders with she::FileDialog
* Added she::CommonFileDialog so all native dialogs share common code
* Windows:
* Reimplemented using the IFileDialog COM interface introduced in
Windows Vista (this one supports choosing folders when
FOS_PICKFOLDERS flags is used)
* Added she::ComPtr<> utility class to Windows port (it might be
useful in laf::base in a future, or we might use the Microsoft
CComPtr or _com_ptr_t types in a future)
* GTK:
* Reimplemented to use gdk and gtk directly instead of using gtkmm
library
* Now it's centered on the given she::Display (instead of being
centered on the screen)
* Default location is the desktop instead of documents (this should
be configurable in a future "more generic" solution)
* Removed WITH_DEPRECATED_GLIB_SUPPORT and fixed compilation with GTK
file selector
First version. Still touch support is not working as expected. The pen,
mouse, and trackpad are working correctly. (Even the eraser tip of the
pen is recognized.)
