- files moved will now also be treated as "deleted" in the old location so a newly created file with that same name is not created in overwrite
- introduced a mechanism by which MO can recognize if it crashed before when attempting to load a plugin. That plugin can be blacklisted so it doesn't get loaded again
- plugins can now programaticaly change their settings
- plugins can now store data persistently without exposing that data as settings
- requesting an unset-setting from a plugin is no longer treated as a bug
- clarified warning message for when files are in overwrite directory
- the proxyPython plugin will now discover if python initialization crashed MO on a previous session and give the user a chance to fix it or disable the plugin
- bugfix: GetModuleFileName modified the buffer past the zero termination. While this doesn't violate the API documentation it is different from the regular windows implementation
- bugfix: proxy plugins couldn't access the parent widget
- bugfix: when moving a file from overwrite to a mod the in-memory file structure wasn't updated
- bugfix: name input dialog for profiles allowed names that weren't valid directory names
- bugfix: profile dialog wasn't able to delete profiles if the name started or ended in whitespaces
- bugfix: The name-cells for plugin settings could be changed (without effect)
- removed a few obsolete files from the repository
- bugfix: fomod installer didn't find fomod files in nested folder
- bugfix: python proxy will now not even try to initialize python if python_dir contains no python.
This is necessary because the python interpreter crashes the application if the path is invalid
dependencies that fulfills the plugin interface. The other contains the actual python
functionality. This way the outer dll can always be loaded and report issues.
- The build process embeds the second dll into the first, this way only one dll has to be shipped
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