The new formula is just the inverse function of the CFR part of
the TimeAtFrame function.
To see how the previous implementation was faulty, see either the added
tests, or
- In Aegisub, open a dummy video with a frame rate of 23.976
- Make a subtitle event with start time 04:44.41
- Double-click the line to (supposedly) seek to its first frame
- This will seek one frame earlier than it should, and the event will
not be displayed on the resulting frame.
* [git] ignore IDE setting, Meson subprojects
* [win_installer] rename *.mo -> *.gmo
* [win_installer] only add aeg translations
* [win_installer] split aeg/wx translations
* [win_installer] gen & pack translations
* [git] ignore hunspell source dir
* [git] ignore uchardet source dir
* [test] Generate the test executable
run with `meson test`
* [test] add tools to remove test data files
`unset.bat FULL_PATH`
* [test] set to correct Error type
* [test] Set Source character sets to UTF-8 for MSVC
* [test] move test data files to build_root
* [git] remove IDE dir
* [git] ignore gtest subprojects
* [ci] run test in ci
* [meson/test] use more meaningful name
* [test] Add more comments and help msg
The thes file was using \r\n line ends, and \r was not stripped, causing the encoding string has a \r at its end.
Use binary mode and always use \n as line ends.
$(subst .c,.o,...) replaces '.c' with '.o' everywhere in pathnames. For
example, renaming the "Aegisub" folder to "Aegisub.cool" will make the
build system generate "Aegisub.oool/.../.o" objects.
https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/make.html#Text-Functions
boost::split_iterator type-erases the predicate, which makes it require
a virtual call per character (!) along with a heap allocation. As it
turns out we only ever need one predicate (comparing to a single
character), so replace it with a split_iterator that just does that.
