Previously the setup pages would remain at a fixed height but now the icon and two text boxes will give up space as a device gets shorter. This eliminates the need for a scrolling view further problems with padding.
If you rotated the device at the "Add Games" screen the buttons would disappear until you trigged them from the beginning page swap. Now button state is saved across recreation.
Ripple effect now reaches into rounded corners, icon size changed, company text removed, title font adjusted, and spacing around the card was adjusted as well. Text also doesn't get cut off anymore and instead scrolls indefinitely on one line.
Start using a specific night mode check because black backgrounds could apply incorrectly when using the light app mode, dark system mode, and black backgrounds. Launching the settings activity will show light mode colors/navigation bars but with black backgrounds.
There aren't MIME types specific enough for filtering out files that aren't amiibo or production keys. So here we just check for the extensions "bin" or "keys" where appropriate and stop the process if incorrect. Previously you could select any document and it could cause the app to hang.
Previously we could only add settings that would change our ini file. Now we can create abstract settings in our presenter to alter things like shared preferences for theme support!
This moves several parts of the main activity into fragments that manage themselves to react to changes. UI changes like the appearance of a new search view or when the games list changes now gets updated via multiple view models. This also starts a conversion to the androidx navigation component which furthers the goals mentioned previously with more fragment responsibility. This will eventually allow us to use one activity with interchanging fragments and multiple view models that are stored within that central activity.
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Previously we were operating on the assumption that apply'd settings wouldn't be visible immediately. This isn't true and settings will be accessible via memory before being stored to disk. This reduces any potential stutters caused by saving to shared preferences.
Charles Lombardo