getting the list of title_ids is very fast (less than 1ms), however parsing the control info, such as title names
is very slow.
depending on how many games the user has, blocking until we read all control info can take several seconds...
we would only need to block if the user wants to sort by name.
normally, we lazy load the control data, so we don't suffer from slow load times at all.
i decided that its not worth slowing the whole system down just to give the option to sort by name.
some other changes:
- shorten the next page and prev page to just next/prev in themezer.
- remove misc shortcut name. the function itself still exists.
this crash was found by @WE1ZARD.
to trigger it, press L2 in the filebrowser whilst a hidden file exists and the hide hidden is enabled.
the was due to GetEntry(i) internally using m_entries_current, and the select all was using the index from m_entries_current.
this would result in an index that goes oob, and as its a write, it crashes.
Commit changes to language file (de.json), with many improvements and corrections.
The changes include:
- Modification and correction of existing translations for greater clarity and accuracy.
- Updated translations to match the terminology for homebrew and Nintendo Switch UI elements.
- Added new 'de' translation for the “ 12h time format” setting function.
this is already handled by the gpu, but cpu side still has to do some work.
this wasn't a performance issue (we only use 4%) but its a free win, so we might as well.
curl/libcurl does not send Accept-Encoding by default.
many servers support sending compressed versions of files, to speed up transfers.
this is ideal for the switch as its io is shit, but the cpu is mostly idle (4% cpu usage for sphaira).
github and appstore support sending gzip json files, themezer doesn't seem to.
the web browser on the switch is really bad, it shouldnt be used.
i am removing this menu because its another option that gets in the way of other options, and code bloat.
i added the irs menu when i wanted to mess around with the sensor on the joycon.
since then, i have used it a total of 0 times, and i don't think any users use it either.
- replace the python script with the one included with tinfoil, minor changes such as changing the supported extension,
removing unused imports.
- tested with the included script, fluffy and ns-usbloader on linux.
a user was unable to get it working on mac however...
- added build instructions to the readme, i think they're correct.
- added install instructions to the readme.
the previous commit changed usb transfers to always transfer to/from page aligned buffers.
i wanted to keep the commits seperate so that its easier revert or git bisect later on, if needed.
