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Move DiscIO enums to a new file At first there weren't many enums in Volume.h, but the number has been growing, and I'm planning to add one more for regions. To not make Volume.h too large, and to avoid needing to include Volume.h in code that doesn't use volume objects, I'm moving the enums to a new file. I'm also turning them into enum classes while I'm at it.
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// Copyright 2016 Dolphin Emulator Project
Update license headers to GPLv2+
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// Licensed under GPLv2+
New license header introduced for DiscIO, AudioCommon, InputCommon, VideoCommon, and Common projects.
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// Refer to the license.txt file included.
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Return GetNames languages, to avoid hardcoded language lists in callers This makes the code cleaner and also leads to some user-visible changes: The wx game properties will no longer let the user select WAD languages that don't have any names. The Qt game list will now display names using the languages set in the configuration instead of always using English for PAL GC games and Japanese for WADs. If a WAD doesn't have a name in the user's preferred language, English is now selected as a fallback before Japanese.
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#include <map>
Make DiscIO/ mostly IWYU clean (and fix errors in rest of the project detected by this change).
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#include <string>
Include CommonTypes.h instead of Common.h.
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#include "Common/CommonTypes.h"
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#include "Common/Logging/Log.h"
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#include "DiscIO/Enums.h"
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namespace DiscIO
{
SConfig: Replace bNTSC with m_region This lets us get rid of VideoInterface::SetRegionReg, a huge hack in CEXIMemoryCard, and some minor things.
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bool IsNTSC(Region region)
{
return region == Region::NTSC_J || region == Region::NTSC_U || region == Region::NTSC_K;
}
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// Increment CACHE_REVISION (ISOFile.cpp & GameFile.cpp) if the code below is modified
Get rid of banner loaders and move their functionality to volumes Having some data available in banner loaders and some other data data available in volumes gets messy, especially with GetNames(), which is available in both but returns different results depending on which one is used. This change drops support for reading names and descriptions from Wii save data.
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DiscIO: Add GetRegion function and Region enum Instead of needing different switch cases for converting countries to regions in multiple places, we now only need a single country-to-region switch case (in DiscIO/Enums.cpp), and we get a nice Region type.
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Region RegionSwitchGC(u8 country_code)
{
Region region = RegionSwitchWii(country_code);
return region == Region::NTSC_K ? Region::UNKNOWN_REGION : region;
}
Region RegionSwitchWii(u8 country_code)
{
switch (country_code)
{
case 'J':
case 'W':
return Region::NTSC_J;
case 'B':
case 'E':
case 'N':
case 'Z':
return Region::NTSC_U;
case 'D':
case 'F':
case 'H':
case 'I':
case 'L':
case 'M':
case 'P':
case 'R':
case 'S':
case 'U':
case 'X':
case 'Y':
return Region::PAL;
case 'K':
case 'Q':
case 'T':
return Region::NTSC_K;
default:
return Region::UNKNOWN_REGION;
}
}
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Country CountrySwitch(u8 country_code)
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{
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switch (country_code)
{
// Worldwide
case 'A':
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return Country::COUNTRY_WORLD;
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// PAL
case 'D':
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return Country::COUNTRY_GERMANY;
Add support for german region flag. Still need to change image. (currently using a copy of europe flag)
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case 'X': // Used by a couple PAL games
case 'Y': // German, French
case 'L': // Japanese import to PAL regions
case 'M': // Japanese import to PAL regions
case 'P':
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return Country::COUNTRY_EUROPE;
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case 'U':
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return Country::COUNTRY_AUSTRALIA;
Added flags for Russia and Australia
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case 'F':
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return Country::COUNTRY_FRANCE;
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case 'I':
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return Country::COUNTRY_ITALY;
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case 'H':
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return Country::COUNTRY_NETHERLANDS;
Various country flag improvements * Added country flags for games from Netherlands and Spain * Added separate category for Region Free games (Uses European flag as placeholder) * Added missing country filter options in "show regions" menu * Rearranged country filters for readability * Incremented CACHE_REVISION Also fixed various country filters not showing up as options in the "Show regions" menu.
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case 'R':
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return Country::COUNTRY_RUSSIA;
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case 'S':
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return Country::COUNTRY_SPAIN;
Various country flag improvements * Added country flags for games from Netherlands and Spain * Added separate category for Region Free games (Uses European flag as placeholder) * Added missing country filter options in "show regions" menu * Rearranged country filters for readability * Incremented CACHE_REVISION Also fixed various country filters not showing up as options in the "Show regions" menu.
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// NTSC
case 'E':
case 'N': // Japanese import to USA and other NTSC regions
case 'Z': // Prince of Persia - The Forgotten Sands (Wii)
case 'B': // Ufouria: The Saga (Virtual Console)
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return Country::COUNTRY_USA;
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case 'J':
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return Country::COUNTRY_JAPAN;
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case 'K':
case 'Q': // Korea with Japanese language
case 'T': // Korea with English language
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return Country::COUNTRY_KOREA;
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case 'W':
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return Country::COUNTRY_TAIWAN;
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default:
if (country_code > 'A') // Silently ignore IOS wads
WARN_LOG(DISCIO, "Unknown Country Code! %c", country_code);
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return Country::COUNTRY_UNKNOWN;
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}
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}
System Menu Region is now detected based on the Title Version in tmd Title Version and region char of currently installed system menu are now listed in the menu as well Which means disc channel will only show pal discs if it is a pal nand dump; ntsc nand dump will show ntsc discs, ntsc-j nand dump will show ntsc-j discs git-svn-id: https://dolphin-emu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@6591 8ced0084-cf51-0410-be5f-012b33b47a6e
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u8 GetSysMenuRegion(u16 title_version)
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{
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switch (title_version)
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{
case 128:
case 192:
case 224:
case 256:
case 288:
case 352:
case 384:
case 416:
case 448:
case 480:
case 512:
return 'J';
case 97:
case 193:
case 225:
case 257:
case 289:
case 353:
case 385:
case 417:
case 449:
case 481:
case 513:
return 'E';
case 130:
case 162:
case 194:
case 226:
case 258:
case 290:
case 354:
case 386:
case 418:
case 450:
case 482:
case 514:
return 'P';
case 326:
case 390:
case 454:
case 486:
case 518:
return 'K';
default:
return 'A';
}
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}
Use an ID-to-name map when volume has no company string This is written so that the result of GetCompanyFromID never is cached (except on Android?). Caching is unnecessary because the string can be obtained quickly at runtime, and not caching it means that the cache doesn't have to be invalidated when GetCompanyFromID is edited.
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std::string GetCompanyFromID(const std::string& company_id)
{
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static const std::map<std::string, std::string> companies = {
{"01", "Nintendo"},
{"02", "Rocket Games / Ajinomoto"},
{"03", "Imagineer-Zoom"},
{"04", "Gray Matter"},
{"05", "Zamuse"},
{"06", "Falcom"},
{"07", "Enix"},
{"08", "Capcom"},
{"09", "Hot B Co."},
{"0A", "Jaleco"},
{"0B", "Coconuts Japan"},
{"0C", "Coconuts Japan / GX Media"},
{"0D", "Micronet"},
{"0E", "Technos"},
{"0F", "Mebio Software"},
{"0G", "Shouei System"},
{"0H", "Starfish"},
{"0J", "Mitsui Fudosan / Dentsu"},
{"0L", "Warashi Inc."},
{"0N", "Nowpro"},
{"0P", "Game Village"},
{"0Q", "IE Institute"},
{"12", "Infocom"},
{"13", "Electronic Arts Japan"},
{"15", "Cobra Team"},
{"16", "Human / Field"},
{"17", "KOEI"},
{"18", "Hudson Soft"},
{"19", "S.C.P."},
{"1A", "Yanoman"},
{"1C", "Tecmo Products"},
{"1D", "Japan Glary Business"},
{"1E", "Forum / OpenSystem"},
{"1F", "Virgin Games (Japan)"},
{"1G", "SMDE"},
{"1J", "Daikokudenki"},
{"1P", "Creatures Inc."},
{"1Q", "TDK Deep Impresion"},
{"20", "Zoo"},
{"21", "Sunsoft / Tokai Engineering"},
{"22", "Planning Office Wada / VR1 Japan"},
{"23", "Micro World"},
{"25", "San-X"},
{"26", "Enix"},
{"27", "Loriciel / Electro Brain"},
{"28", "Kemco Japan"},
{"29", "Seta"},
{"2A", "Culture Brain"},
{"2C", "Palsoft"},
{"2D", "Visit Co., Ltd."},
{"2E", "Intec"},
{"2F", "System Sacom"},
{"2G", "Poppo"},
{"2H", "Ubisoft Japan"},
{"2J", "Media Works"},
{"2K", "NEC InterChannel"},
{"2L", "Tam"},
{"2M", "Jordan"},
{"2N", "Smilesoft / Rocket"},
{"2Q", "Mediakite"},
{"30", "Viacom"},
{"31", "Carrozzeria"},
{"32", "Dynamic"},
{"34", "Magifact"},
{"35", "Hect"},
{"36", "Codemasters"},
{"37", "Taito / GAGA Communications"},
{"38", "Laguna"},
{"39", "Telstar / Event / Taito "},
{"3B", "Arcade Zone Ltd."},
{"3C", "Entertainment International / Empire Software"},
{"3D", "Loriciel"},
{"3E", "Gremlin Graphics"},
{"3F", "K. Amusement Leasing Co."},
{"40", "Seika Corp."},
{"41", "Ubisoft Entertainment"},
{"42", "Sunsoft US"},
{"44", "Life Fitness"},
{"46", "System 3"},
{"47", "Spectrum Holobyte"},
{"49", "IREM"},
{"4B", "Raya Systems"},
{"4C", "Renovation Products"},
{"4D", "Malibu Games"},
{"4F", "Eidos"},
{"4G", "Playmates Interactive"},
{"4J", "Fox Interactive"},
{"4K", "Time Warner Interactive"},
{"4Q", "Disney Interactive"},
{"4S", "Black Pearl"},
{"4U", "Advanced Productions"},
{"4X", "GT Interactive"},
{"4Y", "Rare"},
{"4Z", "Crave Entertainment"},
{"50", "Absolute Entertainment"},
{"51", "Acclaim"},
{"52", "Activision"},
{"53", "American Sammy"},
{"54", "Take 2 Interactive / GameTek"},
{"55", "Hi Tech"},
{"56", "LJN Ltd."},
{"58", "Mattel"},
{"5A", "Mindscape / Red Orb Entertainment"},
{"5B", "Romstar"},
{"5C", "Taxan"},
{"5D", "Midway / Tradewest"},
{"5F", "American Softworks"},
{"5G", "Majesco Sales Inc."},
{"5H", "3DO"},
{"5K", "Hasbro"},
{"5L", "NewKidCo"},
{"5M", "Telegames"},
{"5N", "Metro3D"},
{"5P", "Vatical Entertainment"},
{"5Q", "LEGO Media"},
{"5S", "Xicat Interactive"},
{"5T", "Cryo Interactive"},
{"5W", "Red Storm Entertainment"},
{"5X", "Microids"},
{"5Z", "Data Design / Conspiracy / Swing"},
{"60", "Titus"},
{"61", "Virgin Interactive"},
{"62", "Maxis"},
{"64", "LucasArts Entertainment"},
{"67", "Ocean"},
{"68", "Bethesda Softworks"},
{"69", "Electronic Arts"},
{"6B", "Laser Beam"},
{"6E", "Elite Systems"},
{"6F", "Electro Brain"},
{"6G", "The Learning Company"},
{"6H", "BBC"},
{"6J", "Software 2000"},
{"6K", "UFO Interactive Games"},
{"6L", "BAM! Entertainment"},
{"6M", "Studio 3"},
{"6Q", "Classified Games"},
{"6S", "TDK Mediactive"},
{"6U", "DreamCatcher"},
{"6V", "JoWood Produtions"},
{"6W", "Sega"},
{"6X", "Wannado Edition"},
{"6Y", "LSP (Light & Shadow Prod.)"},
{"6Z", "ITE Media"},
{"70", "Atari (Infogrames)"},
{"71", "Interplay"},
{"72", "JVC (US)"},
{"73", "Parker Brothers"},
{"75", "Sales Curve (Storm / SCI)"},
{"78", "THQ"},
{"79", "Accolade"},
{"7A", "Triffix Entertainment"},
{"7C", "Microprose Software"},
{"7D", "Sierra / Universal Interactive"},
{"7F", "Kemco"},
{"7G", "Rage Software"},
{"7H", "Encore"},
{"7J", "Zoo"},
{"7K", "Kiddinx"},
{"7L", "Simon & Schuster Interactive"},
{"7M", "Asmik Ace Entertainment Inc."},
{"7N", "Empire Interactive"},
{"7Q", "Jester Interactive"},
{"7S", "Rockstar Games"},
{"7T", "Scholastic"},
{"7U", "Ignition Entertainment"},
{"7V", "Summitsoft"},
{"7W", "Stadlbauer"},
{"80", "Misawa"},
{"81", "Teichiku"},
{"82", "Namco Ltd."},
{"83", "LOZC"},
{"84", "KOEI"},
{"86", "Tokuma Shoten Intermedia"},
{"87", "Tsukuda Original"},
{"88", "DATAM-Polystar"},
{"8B", "Bullet-Proof Software"},
{"8C", "Vic Tokai Inc."},
{"8E", "Character Soft"},
{"8F", "I'Max"},
{"8G", "Saurus"},
{"8J", "General Entertainment"},
{"8N", "Success"},
{"8P", "Sega Japan"},
{"90", "Takara Amusement"},
{"91", "Chunsoft"},
{"92", "Video System / Mc O' River"},
{"93", "BEC"},
{"95", "Varie"},
{"96", "Yonezawa / S'pal"},
{"97", "Kaneko"},
{"99", "Marvelous Entertainment"},
{"9A", "Nichibutsu / Nihon Bussan"},
{"9B", "Tecmo"},
{"9C", "Imagineer"},
{"9F", "Nova"},
{"9G", "Take2 / Den'Z / Global Star"},
{"9H", "Bottom Up"},
{"9J", "Technical Group Laboratory"},
{"9L", "Hasbro Japan"},
{"9N", "Marvelous Entertainment"},
{"9P", "Keynet Inc."},
{"9Q", "Hands-On Entertainment"},
{"A0", "Telenet"},
{"A1", "Hori"},
{"A4", "Konami"},
{"A5", "K. Amusement Leasing Co."},
{"A6", "Kawada"},
{"A7", "Takara"},
{"A9", "Technos Japan Corp."},
{"AA", "JVC / Victor"},
{"AC", "Toei Animation"},
{"AD", "Toho"},
{"AF", "Namco"},
{"AG", "Media Rings Corporation"},
{"AH", "J-Wing"},
{"AJ", "Pioneer LDC"},
{"AK", "KID"},
{"AL", "Mediafactory"},
{"AP", "Infogrames / Hudson"},
{"AQ", "Kiratto Ludic Inc."},
{"B0", "Acclaim Japan"},
{"B1", "ASCII"},
{"B2", "Bandai"},
{"B4", "Enix"},
{"B6", "HAL Laboratory"},
{"B7", "SNK"},
{"B9", "Pony Canyon"},
{"BA", "Culture Brain"},
{"BB", "Sunsoft"},
{"BC", "Toshiba EMI"},
{"BD", "Sony Imagesoft"},
{"BF", "Sammy"},
{"BG", "Magical"},
{"BH", "Visco"},
{"BJ", "Compile"},
{"BL", "MTO Inc."},
{"BN", "Sunrise Interactive"},
{"BP", "Global A Entertainment"},
{"BQ", "Fuuki"},
{"C0", "Taito"},
{"C2", "Kemco"},
{"C3", "Square"},
{"C4", "Tokuma Shoten"},
{"C5", "Data East"},
{"C6", "Tonkin House / Tokyo Shoseki"},
{"C8", "Koei"},
{"CA", "Konami / Ultra / Palcom"},
{"CB", "NTVIC / VAP"},
{"CC", "Use Co., Ltd."},
{"CD", "Meldac"},
{"CE", "Pony Canyon / FCI "},
{"CF", "Angel / Sotsu Agency / Sunrise"},
{"CG", "Yumedia / Aroma Co., Ltd"},
{"CJ", "Boss"},
{"CK", "Axela / Crea-Tech"},
{"CL", "Sekaibunka-Sha / Sumire Kobo / Marigul Management Inc."},
{"CM", "Konami Computer Entertainment Osaka"},
{"CN", "NEC Interchannel"},
{"CP", "Enterbrain"},
{"CQ", "From Software"},
{"D0", "Taito / Disco"},
{"D1", "Sofel"},
{"D2", "Quest / Bothtec"},
{"D3", "Sigma"},
{"D4", "Ask Kodansha"},
{"D6", "Naxat"},
{"D7", "Copya System"},
{"D8", "Capcom Co., Ltd."},
{"D9", "Banpresto"},
{"DA", "Tomy"},
{"DB", "LJN Japan"},
{"DD", "NCS"},
{"DE", "Human Entertainment"},
{"DF", "Altron"},
{"DG", "Jaleco"},
{"DH", "Gaps Inc."},
{"DN", "Elf"},
{"DQ", "Compile Heart"},
{"E0", "Jaleco"},
{"E2", "Yutaka"},
{"E3", "Varie"},
{"E4", "T&E Soft"},
{"E5", "Epoch"},
{"E7", "Athena"},
{"E8", "Asmik"},
{"E9", "Natsume"},
{"EA", "King Records"},
{"EB", "Atlus"},
{"EC", "Epic / Sony Records"},
{"EE", "Information Global Service"},
{"EG", "Chatnoir"},
{"EH", "Right Stuff"},
{"EL", "Spike"},
{"EM", "Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo"},
{"EN", "Alphadream Corporation"},
{"EP", "Sting"},
{"ES", "Star-Fish"},
{"F0", "A Wave"},
{"F1", "Motown Software"},
{"F2", "Left Field Entertainment"},
{"F3", "Extreme Ent. Grp."},
{"F4", "TecMagik"},
{"F9", "Cybersoft"},
{"FB", "Psygnosis"},
{"FE", "Davidson / Western Tech."},
{"FK", "The Game Factory"},
{"FL", "Hip Games"},
{"FM", "Aspyr"},
{"FP", "Mastiff"},
{"FQ", "iQue"},
{"FR", "Digital Tainment Pool"},
{"FS", "XS Games / Jack Of All Games"},
{"FT", "Daiwon"},
{"G0", "Alpha Unit"},
{"G1", "PCCW Japan"},
{"G2", "Yuke's Media Creations"},
{"G4", "KiKi Co., Ltd."},
{"G5", "Open Sesame Inc."},
{"G6", "Sims"},
{"G7", "Broccoli"},
{"G8", "Avex"},
{"G9", "D3 Publisher"},
{"GB", "Konami Computer Entertainment Japan"},
{"GD", "Square-Enix"},
{"GE", "KSG"},
{"GF", "Micott & Basara Inc."},
{"GH", "Orbital Media"},
{"GJ", "Detn8 Games"},
{"GL", "Gameloft / Ubisoft"},
{"GM", "Gamecock Media Group"},
{"GN", "Oxygen Games"},
{"GT", "505 Games"},
{"GY", "The Game Factory"},
{"H1", "Treasure"},
{"H2", "Aruze"},
{"H3", "Ertain"},
{"H4", "SNK Playmore"},
{"HF", "Level-5"},
{"HJ", "Genius Products"},
{"HY", "Reef Entertainment"},
{"HZ", "Nordcurrent"},
{"IH", "Yojigen"},
{"J9", "AQ Interactive"},
{"JF", "Arc System Works"},
{"JJ", "Deep Silver"},
{"JW", "Atari"},
{"K6", "Nihon System"},
{"KB", "NIS America"},
{"KM", "Deep Silver"},
{"KP", "Purple Hills"},
{"LH", "Trend Verlag / East Entertainment"},
{"LT", "Legacy Interactive"},
{"MJ", "Mumbo Jumbo"},
{"MR", "Mindscape"},
{"MS", "Milestone / UFO Interactive"},
{"MT", "Blast!"},
{"N9", "Terabox"},
{"NG", "Nordic Games"},
{"NK", "Neko Entertainment / Diffusion / Naps team"},
{"NP", "Nobilis"},
{"NQ", "Namco Bandai"},
{"NR", "Data Design / Destineer Studios"},
{"NS", "NIS America"},
{"PL", "Playlogic"},
{"QC", "Kadokawa Shoten"},
{"RM", "Rondomedia"},
{"RS", "Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Inc."},
{"RT", "RTL Games"},
{"RW", "RealNetworks"},
{"S5", "Southpeak Interactive"},
{"SP", "Blade Interactive Studios"},
{"SV", "SevenGames"},
{"SZ", "Storm City"},
{"TK", "Tasuke / Works"},
{"TV", "Tivola"},
{"UG", "Metro 3D / Data Design"},
{"VN", "Valcon Games"},
{"VP", "Virgin Play"},
{"VZ", "Little Orbit"},
{"WR", "Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Inc."},
{"XJ", "Xseed Games"},
{"XS", "Aksys Games"},
{"YT", "Valcon Games"},
{"Z4", "Ntreev Soft"},
{"ZA", "WBA Interactive"},
{"ZH", "Internal Engine"},
{"ZS", "Zinkia"},
{"ZW", "Judo Baby"},
{"ZX", "Topware Interactive"}};
Use an ID-to-name map when volume has no company string This is written so that the result of GetCompanyFromID never is cached (except on Android?). Caching is unnecessary because the string can be obtained quickly at runtime, and not caching it means that the cache doesn't have to be invalidated when GetCompanyFromID is edited.
2015-05-24 17:41:53 +02:00
Reformat all the things. Have fun with merge conflicts.
2016-06-24 10:43:46 +02:00
auto iterator = companies.find(company_id);
if (iterator != companies.end())
return iterator->second;
else
return "";
Use an ID-to-name map when volume has no company string This is written so that the result of GetCompanyFromID never is cached (except on Android?). Caching is unnecessary because the string can be obtained quickly at runtime, and not caching it means that the cache doesn't have to be invalidated when GetCompanyFromID is edited.
2015-05-24 17:41:53 +02:00
}
Eliminate the wstring game name. Some cleanup throughout related code. (try to make logic in ISOFile understandable by a human) Encode strings in UTF-8 rather than somehow trying to determine the encoding in the GUI code. Non-windows OSes temporarily broken.
2013-03-02 19:46:55 -06:00
}
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