- On the UI graphics viewer's palette screen, moving the mouse over a color rectangle will show the index of the entry and its RGB values in hexadecimal.
- For indirect pens, the index of the corresponding color will also be shown.
- For colors in normal RAM-based palettes, the raw (i.e. undecoded) value stored in memory will also be shown. This does not currently work with most buffered palettes (though the Seibu SPI driver has been updated for this purpose), and is totally incompatible with PROM-based or RAMDAC-based palettes.
(nw) The changes made to the core while implementing this feature may look more substantial than they really are. A whole batch of read methods have been made const, and palette_device now has a generic read_entry function that is used both internally and externally.
* Require dummy tag to be specified explicitly, magical defaults are unhelpful here as the more common case it to search for a real object
* Make the search methods private in concrete classes where possible as users should rely on the resolution process for these things
Still can't hide the memory bank find method since atari400.cpp subverts the resolution process.
Can't get rid of set_target on shared_ptr_finder as it's abused all over the place.
* Eliminate a lot of boilerplate code from devfind.h
* Keep instantiation of templates in one place to improve build time
* Remove some dangerous accessors
-Wno-missing-braces is unfortunately now necessary to avoid errors on almost every single use of the std::array initializer in devfind.h. (Apparently C++14 does make double braces optional for std::array initializers, but clang and GCC's -Wmissing-braces never took that into proper account, which is why GCC may still have it disabled by default.)
Several other Clang-specific warnings have been undisabled; some might perhaps need to be locally reenabled if legacy 3rdparty code or sundry OSD includes happen to disagree with them. The only warning to require any code changes was -Wabsolute-value, which seems to have caught a minor render bug (and nothing more).
