A new, unmodified document does not contain any interresting data,
let's not bother the user about saving before quitting in that
case.
fixup some code style while at it.
return the status from EndDialog instead of a constant TRUE. This
is mostly about keeping the code "honest", it doesn't change
anything in reality.
Also fix up some code-style.
We previously rolled our own text <-> int conversion code for
the dialogs. Use winapi's built-in one instead.
While we're at it, fix some indentation and a return-code.
If an error happens while loading, the old document should be left
intact. Ensure this by not modifying the document until all loading
code has been run.
Remove newlines to reduce noise from visual studio when updating
the resources.
Fix _APS_NEXT_RESOURCE_VALUE so 104 won't be generated, it already
exist.
afxres.h is MFC-ism, and is not included in Visual Studio Express 2008.
To avoid confusing the resource editor in other visual studio versions,
let's implement a minimal version ourselves.
With some really bad luck, it was possible to crash inside
std::string::resize() if the connection was disconnected
right after sending the GET_TRACK command.
The network code assumes that the client and server have the
same endianess. This isn't always the case, so let's change
it all to network byte-order.
This change is not backwards compatible, so old clients and
new editors (or vica verca) will not work together any more.
Previously the only way of reordering tracks were with an
obscure keyboard short-cut. Most users would expect to be
able to do this with the mouse, so we'll allow that.
Show the interpolation mode in the status-bar. This is a little bit
more useful for people who are new to GNU Rocket than just using some
undocumented color-code in the track.
This is mostly just nit-pickery that allows most of the editor to
be compiled with MinGW. The nasty COM-stuff for the XML-loader in
syncdocument.cpp is still not compiling, though. There's also some
missing resource definitions, it seems.
