BindControl v0.20.1

Fixes to the Mastermind Release

This release fixes a couple of the known misbehaviors with v0.20, the
"Mastermind Release":

• Multi-word pet names are now fully supported and checked in their
  entirety for uniqueness.
• The warning dialog that some pet names have errors, which is shows at
  write-binds time, will only appear if binds are configured that
  require pet names to exist and be unique. If by-name binds and
  bodyguard mode bind keys are left blank, that dialog will be skipped.

TODO: still might update the red error display on pet names also only
to appear if unique names are required.

BindControl v0.20

The Mastermind Release

This release finally gives some long-overdue love to the Mastermind tab
and binds set.

Changes

• reorganizes the tab to be a bit more intuitive and cleaner
• integrates the classic Sandolphan binds with the by-name selection
  binds and the next/prev pet binds.
• removes the broken parts of "Bodyguard Mode" that CityBinder had added
  long ago that never worked completely.

What works

• Select-by-name now works correctly assuming pet names can be
  uniquely determined. That means that the default pet names for most
  powersets are not going to work, and some pets will need to be renamed
  in-game.
• Any number and combination of pets can be specified for "Bodyguard
  Mode" which is a one-key bind to put the selected pets into Defensive /
  Follow mode.
• The Sandolphan stance and action binds can be applied to all pets,
  pets by power level (minion, lieutenants, boss), or to the selected pet.
  Pets selected by-name and with the next/previous pet binds count for
  this.

What needs work

• The algorithm to determine unique pet names only uses the longest
  word of multi-word pet names. This causes problems distinguishing, for
  instance, between "Howler Wolf" and "Alpha Howler Wolf". This can
  probably be improved.
• Not having unique pet names will cause a warning dialog when you try
  to write binds. This will occur if your archetype is Mastermind,
  regardless of whether the by-name binds or the Sandolphan binds are
  filled out. This will be improved.
• Using the next/previous selection binds will put pets into "chatty"
  mode if they had been toggled into quiet mode. This will hopefully be
  fixed eventually.

Please dust off your Masterminds and give it a spin. As always, please
open issues with anything you find.

BindControl v0.19.5

New logging system

This release incorporates a new scheme for logging errors, warnings,
informational messages, and so forth.

Visually, the Log Window remains and will act as it always has. Serious
errors and warnings will surface in a small informational bar at the
bottom of the app.

The existing messages have been reviewed and categorized to keep
non-critical informational messages from appearing in the infobar.

Going forward, the Log Window is likely to start to see more traffic, as
the new infrastructure gets used more for debugging and troubleshooting
messages.

BindControl v0.19.4.1

Strip executable when building on MacOS and Linux

BindControl v0.19.4

Add "Fill Tray" buttons to Gameplay page

v0.20 Prerelease 6 - select binds directory

This merges all the various changes that have been made to the main branch recently, including the new logging scheme and the "Fill" buttons for the tray binds on the Gameplay tab.

It also incorporates a big handful of tweaks to behavior around "owned" profile binds directories, and loading profiles from file.

This is starting to angle towards being ready for a release to get it in the larger world's hands.

v0.20 Prerelease 5.0.1 - select binds directory

This is a quickfix for select_binds_dir_prerelease5, which on Windows was never dismissing the new "Startup Panel" and instantiating the profile behind it where it couldn't be seen.

v0.20 Prerelease 5 - select binds directory

This prerelease offers a new flow for the initial launch of the app, as well as anyone who had their preference for "Start With" set to "New Profile" -- the app will start with two large buttons offering to start a new profile or load an existing one.

This required some nontrivial plumbing work in the supporting code to set up an app window at all that didn't contain a profile, and as such, it might still contain bugs, some of them even crashes. I've tested many paths through this but if you find anything weird and/or unexpected, please start an issue or weigh in on #51.

The "Start With" preference has changed to a simple checkbox for "Start With Last Profile" which is checked by default. If you had a previous setting of "Start With" it will be honored by the new code.

There are some other smaller updates including slightly smarter detection of existing profiles when making a new profile and slightly smarter detection of existing binds directories when setting the binds location. Both of these areas could still improve, and will.

v0.20 Prerelease 4 - select binds directory

In addition to the changes from the previous three prereleases, this release adds in a check, at "Write Binds" time, that the directory being written to is "owned" by the current profile, and warns if it is not.

It decides on "ownership" by writing a "bcprofileid.txt" file to the directory. Accordingly, any binds directories generated before this release are "unowned" until they have binds written to them.

This is just to attempt to prevent profiles that somehow contain the same profile binds directory from stepping over each other.

It may be that, later, this detection of "someone else's binds directory" gets extended to checking the binds directory at load / save / rename / etc time and warning if there's a collision, but that is not the case for this release.

There are also various small bugfixes and changes from the main branch.

v0.20 Prerelease 3 - select binds directory

This prerelease:
-- changes the "new profile" experience for people with "start with new profile," and therefore also first-time users, to go through the full new-profile process, including asking for a profile name. This is not as perfect as I'd like but fixes a whole class of weirdness so is an iterative improvement
-- fixes a couple of issues with the colored Profile box on Windows
-- changes the hero and villain colors to be less dark and grey