The default cursor speed is too fast to navigate the menus and
pixel-hunt. Reduces the default speed to 2 ("8") to make it manageable.
Also makes the cursor speed configurable from the UI.
NSUInteger should be an `unsigned int` on 32-bit Tiger, and an
`unsigned long` on 64-bit Tiger. In practice, this wasn't really a
problem since we were always using `unsigned long` which has the same
width on 32-bit Tiger, but still it's more correct to do what the
official 10.5 SDK does.
The preprocessor defines come from Apple's documentation and from
their SDK. We can use it as-is, since we're in the backend code, and
already in an ifdef only targeting Tiger (where I've tested this
change).
Also fix a small GCC warning while there.
Found while doing a review of our existing workarounds for those
versions, and the system features which can be used there.
Also fix indentation and some typos while there.
The SdlWindow::createOrUpdateWindow makes sure the created window
is not bigger than the desktop. When not in fullscreen, the window
borders are also considered, but on macOS a maximimized window is
borderless, so this resulted in maximized window being restored
smaller than they should have (and no longer maximized).
The SDL backend was getting that path at the start and storing
it in a class member so that it would persist for the session.
But now that we have a kSessionDomain in ConfMan, it is cleaner
to use that (and this will also work for non-SDL backends).
As done in the PSP2, Android and Switch ports.
Fix inconsistent reported state for the Aspect Ratio setting on PS3
(similar to Trac#11743 for Android).
That function allows more readable code, without needing to test if the
returned value is greater than 32.
Supported platforms are:
Windows 95: Supported.
Windows 98: Supported.
Windows NT: Required Windows NT 4.0 or later.
Windows 2000 and newer: Supported.
Windows CE: Requires Windows CE 1.0 or later.
This fix comes from my port of SCUMMVM for Windows CE/Embedded/Mobile since
this family of OSs support ShellExecuteEx(), but not ShellExecute().
