@ -59,6 +59,7 @@ changelog.txt uses a syntax similar to RST, with a few special sequences:
- `gui/blueprint`: recording of stockpile layouts and categories is now supported. note that detailed stockpile configurations will *not* be saved (yet)
- `gui/blueprint`: recording of stockpile layouts and categories is now supported. note that detailed stockpile configurations will *not* be saved (yet)
- Core: For debugging purposes, you can now pass ``--disable-dfhack`` on the Dwarf Fortress commandline or specify ``DFHACK_DISABLE=1`` in the environment to disable DFHack for the current session.
- Core: For debugging purposes, you can now pass ``--disable-dfhack`` on the Dwarf Fortress commandline or specify ``DFHACK_DISABLE=1`` in the environment to disable DFHack for the current session.
- `overlay`: added links to the quickstart guide and the control panel on the DF title screen
- `overlay`: added links to the quickstart guide and the control panel on the DF title screen
- Window behavior: non-resizable windows now allow dragging by their frame edges by default
If ``draggable`` is set to ``true``, then the above attributes come into play
If ``draggable`` is set to ``true``, then the above attributes come into play
when the panel is dragged around the screen, either with the mouse or the
when the panel is dragged around the screen, either with the mouse or the
keyboard. ``drag_anchors`` sets which parts of the panel can be clicked on
keyboard. ``drag_anchors`` sets which parts of the panel can be clicked on
with the left mouse button to start dragging. ``drag_bound`` configures
with the left mouse button to start dragging. The frame is a drag anchor by default only if ``resizable`` (below) is ``false``. ``drag_bound`` configures
whether the frame of the panel (if any) can be dragged outside the containing
whether the frame of the panel (if any) can be dragged outside the containing
parent's boundary. The body will never be draggable outside of the parent,
parent's boundary. The body will never be draggable outside of the parent,
but you can allow the frame to cross the boundary by setting ``drag_bound`` to
but you can allow the frame to cross the boundary by setting ``drag_bound`` to