TTP# 337136 - SETTINGS: Target Platform settings polish
TTP# 337652 - EDITOR: Limit Project supported Android icons down to 1
TTP# 337650 - EDITOR: There is only 1 icon for Apple for Project Supported Platforms
DesktopPlatform now contains a static array of FPlatformInfo. This can be used to query UE4 about its available platforms, even when they're not available as a target platform.
FPlatformInfo contains the information required by the editor (such as a localized display name and icon), as well as whether a platform is a variation ("flavor") of another, and if so, whether the flavor affects the build output (eg, Win32 or Win64), or the cook output (eg, Android_XYZ). This lets the editor build up nested menus for the "Package Project" and "Cook Project" options, rather than just showing everything as a flat list.
ReviewedBy Thomas.Sarkanen, Max.Preussner
[CL 2095796 by Jamie Dale in Main branch]
- All projects referenced by .uprojectdirs are included, rather than using a separate hard-coded list of paths.
- Samples installed by the launcher are included.
[CL 2072300 by Ben Marsh in Main branch]
FDesktopPlatformWindows::RegisterEngineInstallation was checking that creating the registry key had failed (rather than succeeded) before trying to add the value to the key.
ReviewedBy Ben.Marsh
[CL 2070177 by Jamie Dale in Main branch]
Whenever a blank engine association is read from a .uproject via GetEngineIdentifierForProject(), it checks up the directory hierarchy for an engine capable of loading it via its .uprojectdirs search directories. If found, it will use that engine's local identifier from the registry, or register it if it doesn't exist.
Setting a project's engine association to an engine which is capable of loading it via it's .uprojectdirs will cause it to write a blank engine association string into the .uproject (and triggering the behaviour above on open).
#codereview Michael.Trepka
[CL 2064463 by Ben Marsh in Main branch]
