Engine/Source/Editor/EditorLiveStreaming/EditorLiveStreamingSettings.cpp

// Copyright 1998-2015 Epic Games, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
#include "EditorLiveStreamingModule.h"
#include "EditorLiveStreamingSettings.h"


UEditorLiveStreamingSettings::UEditorLiveStreamingSettings( const FObjectInitializer& ObjectInitializer )
	: Super( ObjectInitializer )
{
}


void UEditorLiveStreamingSettings::PostEditChangeProperty( struct FPropertyChangedEvent& PropertyChangedEvent )
{
	UProperty* PropertyThatChanged = PropertyChangedEvent.Property;

	const FName Name = PropertyThatChanged ? PropertyThatChanged->GetFName() : NAME_None;
// 	if( Name == ??? )
// 	{
//		...
//	}

	this->SaveConfig();
}
Update copyright notices to 2015. [CL 2379638 by Ben Marsh in Main branch] 2014-12-07 19:09:38 -05:00			`// Copyright 1998-2015 Epic Games, Inc. All Rights Reserved.`
Work in progress: Live streaming support for editor and games This commit adds the framework APIs, editor and rendering features needed to support live streaming. Along with this, we're working on a new plugin that adds Twitch.tv support (waiting for legal approval to commit.) - Game live streaming - Allows general support for live internet streaming of game video and audio - Web cam video feed can be overlaid onto game viewports automatically - New 'Broadcast' Blueprint function library allows you to easily start broadcasting from your game - New IGameLiveStreaming API that allows you to start broadcasting through C++ - Editor live streaming - The editor UI now displays a "broadcast" button automatically when a live streaming service is available - Broadcasting of all desktop editor windows is supported (configured in preferences) - If you have a web cam, video will be displayed automatically while broadcasting in a new editor window - New "Live Streaming" editor preference tab with many new settings for configuring broadcasting - New IEditorLiveStreaming API that lets you control editor broadcasting directly, if needed - Added new 'Broadcast.Start' and 'Broadcast.Stop' console commands - These allow you to easily test live streaming in games without writing UI code - Built-in help is available for these new commands - To implement a live streaming plugin: - Inherit from the new ILiveStreamingService interface - Register your "LiveStreaming" feature with the IModularFeatures system - Other changes: - Eliminated broken screen quad drawing functions; replaced with publicly-exposed DrawRectangle() - Slate: Eliminated legacy code for 'marking windows as drawn' (not used anymore) - Slate: Added Slate rendering callback to find out when a frame buffer is ready to be presented [CL 2115377 by Mike Fricker in Main branch] 2014-06-24 12:11:51 -04:00			`#include "EditorLiveStreamingModule.h"`
			`#include "EditorLiveStreamingSettings.h"`


Rename FPostConstructInitializeProperties to something simpler Changed it with FObjectInitializer. UECORE-7 [CL 2328384 by Jaroslaw Palczynski in Main branch] 2014-10-14 10:29:11 -04:00			`UEditorLiveStreamingSettings::UEditorLiveStreamingSettings( const FObjectInitializer& ObjectInitializer )`
			`: Super( ObjectInitializer )`
Work in progress: Live streaming support for editor and games This commit adds the framework APIs, editor and rendering features needed to support live streaming. Along with this, we're working on a new plugin that adds Twitch.tv support (waiting for legal approval to commit.) - Game live streaming - Allows general support for live internet streaming of game video and audio - Web cam video feed can be overlaid onto game viewports automatically - New 'Broadcast' Blueprint function library allows you to easily start broadcasting from your game - New IGameLiveStreaming API that allows you to start broadcasting through C++ - Editor live streaming - The editor UI now displays a "broadcast" button automatically when a live streaming service is available - Broadcasting of all desktop editor windows is supported (configured in preferences) - If you have a web cam, video will be displayed automatically while broadcasting in a new editor window - New "Live Streaming" editor preference tab with many new settings for configuring broadcasting - New IEditorLiveStreaming API that lets you control editor broadcasting directly, if needed - Added new 'Broadcast.Start' and 'Broadcast.Stop' console commands - These allow you to easily test live streaming in games without writing UI code - Built-in help is available for these new commands - To implement a live streaming plugin: - Inherit from the new ILiveStreamingService interface - Register your "LiveStreaming" feature with the IModularFeatures system - Other changes: - Eliminated broken screen quad drawing functions; replaced with publicly-exposed DrawRectangle() - Slate: Eliminated legacy code for 'marking windows as drawn' (not used anymore) - Slate: Added Slate rendering callback to find out when a frame buffer is ready to be presented [CL 2115377 by Mike Fricker in Main branch] 2014-06-24 12:11:51 -04:00			`{`
			`}`


			`void UEditorLiveStreamingSettings::PostEditChangeProperty( struct FPropertyChangedEvent& PropertyChangedEvent )`
			`{`
			`UProperty* PropertyThatChanged = PropertyChangedEvent.Property;`

			`const FName Name = PropertyThatChanged ? PropertyThatChanged->GetFName() : NAME_None;`
			`// if( Name == ??? )`
			`// {`
			`// ...`
			`// }`

Added config migration path for newer versions of the engine. Newly installed versions of the engine will now attempt to copy the project-agnostic config settings from a previous engine installation. This happens by way of a versioned manifest that copies old versions when the manifest does not exist, or is a different version. This code path is benign for non-installed versions of the engine (or FPaths::ShouldSaveToUserDir() is false). EditorGameAgnosticSettings and EditorUserSettings ini paths have been renamed to EditorSettings and EditorPerProjectUserSettings respectively to better convey their purpose. In general, most settings should be saved in EditorSettings (project-agnostic) so that they apply regardless of which project is open. We have some way to go migrating existing settings for this to be the case, however. Some previously per-project configuration files are now project-agnostic (such as Editor.ini, EditorKeyBindings.ini, and EditorLayout.ini) GEditor->Access...Settings and GEditor->Get...Settings have been removed in favor of direct access of the CDO through GetMutableDefault<> and GetDefault<> respectively. Global config ini filenames that are not set up are now neither loaded nor saved on build machines, to handle the problem of indeterminate state more generically. This addresses UETOOL-270 (Most editor preferences should be project-agnostic) [CL 2517558 by Andrew Rodham in Main branch] 2015-04-20 10:12:55 -04:00			`this->SaveConfig();`
Work in progress: Live streaming support for editor and games This commit adds the framework APIs, editor and rendering features needed to support live streaming. Along with this, we're working on a new plugin that adds Twitch.tv support (waiting for legal approval to commit.) - Game live streaming - Allows general support for live internet streaming of game video and audio - Web cam video feed can be overlaid onto game viewports automatically - New 'Broadcast' Blueprint function library allows you to easily start broadcasting from your game - New IGameLiveStreaming API that allows you to start broadcasting through C++ - Editor live streaming - The editor UI now displays a "broadcast" button automatically when a live streaming service is available - Broadcasting of all desktop editor windows is supported (configured in preferences) - If you have a web cam, video will be displayed automatically while broadcasting in a new editor window - New "Live Streaming" editor preference tab with many new settings for configuring broadcasting - New IEditorLiveStreaming API that lets you control editor broadcasting directly, if needed - Added new 'Broadcast.Start' and 'Broadcast.Stop' console commands - These allow you to easily test live streaming in games without writing UI code - Built-in help is available for these new commands - To implement a live streaming plugin: - Inherit from the new ILiveStreamingService interface - Register your "LiveStreaming" feature with the IModularFeatures system - Other changes: - Eliminated broken screen quad drawing functions; replaced with publicly-exposed DrawRectangle() - Slate: Eliminated legacy code for 'marking windows as drawn' (not used anymore) - Slate: Added Slate rendering callback to find out when a frame buffer is ready to be presented [CL 2115377 by Mike Fricker in Main branch] 2014-06-24 12:11:51 -04:00			`}`