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#include "menu.hpp"
extern const u8 delete_png[];
extern const u8 deletes_png[];
void CMenu::_hideCode(bool instant)
{
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for(u8 i = 0; i < 10; ++i)
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m_btnMgr.hide(m_codeBtnKey[i], instant);
m_btnMgr.hide(m_codeBtnBack, instant);
m_btnMgr.hide(m_codeBtnErase, instant);
Added an Age Lock to the parental control menu. You can select an age from 2-19, where any game rated above is not displayed. It uses the age from the region of the game. 19 is all games. 2 is basically none, because the rating systems start at 3. This operates independently from the current per game lock, so you can still use both. Meaning both conditions have to allow the game, before it will display. You can override the rating by creating an age_lock.ini file. Just add the id under the domain heading and set it to an age. To set Call of Duty: Black Ops to an age of 5 you would enter this: [GAMES] SC7E52=5 There is also an age_lock_default in the wiiflow.ini file under [GENERAL]. This will allow you to specify a default rating for games with no rating info.
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m_btnMgr.hide(m_codeBtnAge, instant);
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m_btnMgr.hide(m_codeLblTitle, instant);
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for(u8 i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(m_codeLblUser); ++i)
if(m_codeLblUser[i] != (u16)-1)
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m_btnMgr.hide(m_codeLblUser[i], instant);
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m_btnMgr.hide(m_codeLblAge, true);
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}
void CMenu::_showCode(void)
{
_setBg(m_codeBg, m_codeBg);
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for(u8 i = 0; i < 10; ++i)
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m_btnMgr.show(m_codeBtnKey[i]);
m_btnMgr.show(m_codeBtnBack);
m_btnMgr.show(m_codeLblTitle);
-replaced all button types from u32 to u16 (takes half the space), we dont need so much space since we dont even have so much buttons
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for(u8 i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE(m_codeLblUser); ++i)
if(m_codeLblUser[i] != (u16)-1)
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m_btnMgr.show(m_codeLblUser[i]);
Added an Age Lock to the parental control menu. You can select an age from 2-19, where any game rated above is not displayed. It uses the age from the region of the game. 19 is all games. 2 is basically none, because the rating systems start at 3. This operates independently from the current per game lock, so you can still use both. Meaning both conditions have to allow the game, before it will display. You can override the rating by creating an age_lock.ini file. Just add the id under the domain heading and set it to an age. To set Call of Duty: Black Ops to an age of 5 you would enter this: [GAMES] SC7E52=5 There is also an age_lock_default in the wiiflow.ini file under [GENERAL]. This will allow you to specify a default rating for games with no rating info.
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m_btnMgr.hide(m_codeLblAge, true);
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}
Added an Age Lock to the parental control menu. You can select an age from 2-19, where any game rated above is not displayed. It uses the age from the region of the game. 19 is all games. 2 is basically none, because the rating systems start at 3. This operates independently from the current per game lock, so you can still use both. Meaning both conditions have to allow the game, before it will display. You can override the rating by creating an age_lock.ini file. Just add the id under the domain heading and set it to an age. To set Call of Duty: Black Ops to an age of 5 you would enter this: [GAMES] SC7E52=5 There is also an age_lock_default in the wiiflow.ini file under [GENERAL]. This will allow you to specify a default rating for games with no rating info.
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void CMenu::_code(void)
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{
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char code[4];
_hideConfig();
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u32 n = 0;
wchar_t codeLbl[] = L"_ _ _ _";
SetupInput();
memset(code, 0, sizeof code);
m_btnMgr.setText(m_codeLblTitle, codeLbl);
_showCode();
Added an Age Lock to the parental control menu. You can select an age from 2-19, where any game rated above is not displayed. It uses the age from the region of the game. 19 is all games. 2 is basically none, because the rating systems start at 3. This operates independently from the current per game lock, so you can still use both. Meaning both conditions have to allow the game, before it will display. You can override the rating by creating an age_lock.ini file. Just add the id under the domain heading and set it to an age. To set Call of Duty: Black Ops to an age of 5 you would enter this: [GAMES] SC7E52=5 There is also an age_lock_default in the wiiflow.ini file under [GENERAL]. This will allow you to specify a default rating for games with no rating info.
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bool ageLockMode = false;
bool modeChanged = false;
bool goBack = false;
if (!m_locked)
{
m_btnMgr.show(m_codeBtnAge);
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m_btnMgr.show(m_codeBtnErase);
Added an Age Lock to the parental control menu. You can select an age from 2-19, where any game rated above is not displayed. It uses the age from the region of the game. 19 is all games. 2 is basically none, because the rating systems start at 3. This operates independently from the current per game lock, so you can still use both. Meaning both conditions have to allow the game, before it will display. You can override the rating by creating an age_lock.ini file. Just add the id under the domain heading and set it to an age. To set Call of Duty: Black Ops to an age of 5 you would enter this: [GAMES] SC7E52=5 There is also an age_lock_default in the wiiflow.ini file under [GENERAL]. This will allow you to specify a default rating for games with no rating info.
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}
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while (true)
{
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int c = -1;
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_mainLoopCommon();
if (BTN_HOME_PRESSED)
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goBack = true;
if (WPadIR_ANY())
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{
if (BTN_B_PRESSED)
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goBack = true;
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else if (BTN_UP_PRESSED)
m_btnMgr.up();
else if (BTN_DOWN_PRESSED)
m_btnMgr.down();
Added an Age Lock to the parental control menu. You can select an age from 2-19, where any game rated above is not displayed. It uses the age from the region of the game. 19 is all games. 2 is basically none, because the rating systems start at 3. This operates independently from the current per game lock, so you can still use both. Meaning both conditions have to allow the game, before it will display. You can override the rating by creating an age_lock.ini file. Just add the id under the domain heading and set it to an age. To set Call of Duty: Black Ops to an age of 5 you would enter this: [GAMES] SC7E52=5 There is also an age_lock_default in the wiiflow.ini file under [GENERAL]. This will allow you to specify a default rating for games with no rating info.
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else if (BTN_A_PRESSED)
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{
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if (m_btnMgr.selected(m_codeBtnBack))
goBack = true;
else if (m_btnMgr.selected(m_codeBtnErase))
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{
Added an Age Lock to the parental control menu. You can select an age from 2-19, where any game rated above is not displayed. It uses the age from the region of the game. 19 is all games. 2 is basically none, because the rating systems start at 3. This operates independently from the current per game lock, so you can still use both. Meaning both conditions have to allow the game, before it will display. You can override the rating by creating an age_lock.ini file. Just add the id under the domain heading and set it to an age. To set Call of Duty: Black Ops to an age of 5 you would enter this: [GAMES] SC7E52=5 There is also an age_lock_default in the wiiflow.ini file under [GENERAL]. This will allow you to specify a default rating for games with no rating info.
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goBack = true;
_cfNeedsUpdate();
if (ageLockMode)
m_cfg.remove("GENERAL", "age_lock");
else
{
m_cfg.remove("GENERAL", "parent_code");
m_locked = false;
}
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}
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else if (m_btnMgr.selected(m_codeBtnAge))
modeChanged = true;
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else
for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i)
if (m_btnMgr.selected(m_codeBtnKey[i]))
{
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c = i;
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break;
}
}
}
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else if (!ageLockMode)
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{
// Map buttons to numbers
Added an Age Lock to the parental control menu. You can select an age from 2-19, where any game rated above is not displayed. It uses the age from the region of the game. 19 is all games. 2 is basically none, because the rating systems start at 3. This operates independently from the current per game lock, so you can still use both. Meaning both conditions have to allow the game, before it will display. You can override the rating by creating an age_lock.ini file. Just add the id under the domain heading and set it to an age. To set Call of Duty: Black Ops to an age of 5 you would enter this: [GAMES] SC7E52=5 There is also an age_lock_default in the wiiflow.ini file under [GENERAL]. This will allow you to specify a default rating for games with no rating info.
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c = -1;
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if (BTN_UP_PRESSED) c = 0;
else if (BTN_LEFT_PRESSED) c = 1;
else if (BTN_RIGHT_PRESSED) c = 2;
else if (BTN_DOWN_PRESSED) c = 3;
else if (BTN_MINUS_PRESSED) c = 4;
else if (BTN_PLUS_PRESSED) c = 5;
else if (BTN_A_PRESSED) c = 6;
else if (BTN_B_PRESSED) c = 7;
else if (BTN_1_PRESSED) c = 8;
else if (BTN_2_PRESSED) c = 9;
Added an Age Lock to the parental control menu. You can select an age from 2-19, where any game rated above is not displayed. It uses the age from the region of the game. 19 is all games. 2 is basically none, because the rating systems start at 3. This operates independently from the current per game lock, so you can still use both. Meaning both conditions have to allow the game, before it will display. You can override the rating by creating an age_lock.ini file. Just add the id under the domain heading and set it to an age. To set Call of Duty: Black Ops to an age of 5 you would enter this: [GAMES] SC7E52=5 There is also an age_lock_default in the wiiflow.ini file under [GENERAL]. This will allow you to specify a default rating for games with no rating info.
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}
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if (goBack)
{
if (!ageLockMode)
break;
modeChanged = true;
goBack = false;
}
// ageLockMode allows entry of numbers 2 - 19
// a first digit of 0 is ignored
// a first digit of 2 - 9 is taken to mean a single digit number
// a first digit of 1 will be the start of a 2 digit number
else if (c != -1 && !(ageLockMode && (n == 0 && c == 0)))
{
codeLbl[n * 2] = ageLockMode ? '0' + c : 'X';
code[n++] = '0' + c;
m_btnMgr.setText(m_codeLblTitle, codeLbl);
}
if (modeChanged)
{
modeChanged = false;
memset(code, 0, sizeof code);
n = 0;
ageLockMode = !ageLockMode;
if (ageLockMode)
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{
Added an Age Lock to the parental control menu. You can select an age from 2-19, where any game rated above is not displayed. It uses the age from the region of the game. 19 is all games. 2 is basically none, because the rating systems start at 3. This operates independently from the current per game lock, so you can still use both. Meaning both conditions have to allow the game, before it will display. You can override the rating by creating an age_lock.ini file. Just add the id under the domain heading and set it to an age. To set Call of Duty: Black Ops to an age of 5 you would enter this: [GAMES] SC7E52=5 There is also an age_lock_default in the wiiflow.ini file under [GENERAL]. This will allow you to specify a default rating for games with no rating info.
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int ageLockM = m_cfg.getInt("GENERAL", "age_lock");
if (ageLockM < 2 || ageLockM > 19)
ageLockM = 19;
m_btnMgr.hide(m_codeBtnAge, true);
wchar_t ageLbl[40];
wcsncpy(ageLbl, (_t("cd3", L"Age Lock")).c_str(), 35);
ageLbl[35] = 0;
swprintf(ageLbl, 40, L"%ls: %d", ageLbl, ageLockM);
m_btnMgr.setText(m_codeLblAge, ageLbl);
m_btnMgr.show(m_codeLblAge);
}
else if (!m_locked)
{
m_btnMgr.show(m_codeBtnAge);
m_btnMgr.hide(m_codeLblAge, true);
}
for (u32 i = 0; i < sizeof code; i++)
codeLbl[i*2] = (ageLockMode && i > 1) ? ' ' : '_';
m_btnMgr.setText(m_codeLblTitle, codeLbl);
}
else
{
if (ageLockMode)
{
if ((n >= 2) || (n == 1 && c > 1))
{
modeChanged = true;
m_cfg.setString("GENERAL", "age_lock", string(code, 2).c_str());
_cfNeedsUpdate(); }
}
else if (n >= sizeof code)
{
if (m_locked)
{
if (memcmp(code, m_cfg.getString("GENERAL", "parent_code").c_str(), 4) == 0)
{
m_locked = false;
_cfNeedsUpdate();
}
else
error(_t("cfgg25", L"Password incorrect."));
}
else
{
m_cfg.setString("GENERAL", "parent_code", string(code, 4).c_str());
m_locked = true;
_cfNeedsUpdate();
}
break;
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}
}
}
_hideCode();
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_showConfig();
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}
void CMenu::_initCodeMenu(CMenu::SThemeData &theme)
{
_addUserLabels(theme, m_codeLblUser, ARRAY_SIZE(m_codeLblUser), "CODE");
m_codeBg = _texture(theme.texSet, "CODE/BG", "texture", theme.bg);
m_codeLblTitle = _addLabel(theme, "CODE/CODE", theme.titleFont, L"_ _ _ _", 20, 30, 600, 60, theme.titleFontColor, FTGX_JUSTIFY_CENTER | FTGX_ALIGN_MIDDLE);
m_codeBtnKey[0] = _addButton(theme, "CODE/0_BTN", theme.btnFont, L"0", 270, 340, 210, 50, theme.btnFontColor);
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m_codeBtnErase = _addButton(theme, "CODE/ERASE_BTN", theme.btnFont, L"", 20, 400, 200, 56, theme.btnFontColor);
m_codeBtnBack = _addButton(theme, "CODE/BACK_BTN", theme.btnFont, L"", 420, 400, 200, 56, theme.btnFontColor);
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m_codeBtnAge = _addButton(theme, "CODE/AGE_BTN", theme.btnFont, L"", 20, 340, 200, 56, theme.btnFontColor);
m_codeLblAge = _addTitle(theme, "CODE/AGE", theme.titleFont, L"", 20, 340, 200, 20, theme.titleFontColor, FTGX_JUSTIFY_CENTER | FTGX_ALIGN_MIDDLE);
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for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i)
Added an Age Lock to the parental control menu. You can select an age from 2-19, where any game rated above is not displayed. It uses the age from the region of the game. 19 is all games. 2 is basically none, because the rating systems start at 3. This operates independently from the current per game lock, so you can still use both. Meaning both conditions have to allow the game, before it will display. You can override the rating by creating an age_lock.ini file. Just add the id under the domain heading and set it to an age. To set Call of Duty: Black Ops to an age of 5 you would enter this: [GAMES] SC7E52=5 There is also an age_lock_default in the wiiflow.ini file under [GENERAL]. This will allow you to specify a default rating for games with no rating info.
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{
const char *codeText = fmt("CODE/%i_BTN", i);
if (i > 0)
{
int x = i - 1;
int y = x / 3;
x %= 3;
x = 160 + x * 110;
y = 260 - y * 80;
m_codeBtnKey[i] = _addButton(theme, codeText, theme.btnFont, wfmt(L"%i", i), x, y, 100, 50, theme.btnFontColor);
}
_setHideAnim(m_codeBtnKey[i], codeText, 0, 0, 0.f, 0.f);
}
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_setHideAnim(m_codeBtnErase, "CODE/ERASE_BTN", 0, 0, -2.f, 0.f);
_setHideAnim(m_codeBtnBack, "CODE/BACK_BTN", 0, 0, -2.f, 0.f);
Added an Age Lock to the parental control menu. You can select an age from 2-19, where any game rated above is not displayed. It uses the age from the region of the game. 19 is all games. 2 is basically none, because the rating systems start at 3. This operates independently from the current per game lock, so you can still use both. Meaning both conditions have to allow the game, before it will display. You can override the rating by creating an age_lock.ini file. Just add the id under the domain heading and set it to an age. To set Call of Duty: Black Ops to an age of 5 you would enter this: [GAMES] SC7E52=5 There is also an age_lock_default in the wiiflow.ini file under [GENERAL]. This will allow you to specify a default rating for games with no rating info.
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_setHideAnim(m_codeBtnAge, "CODE/AGE_BTN", 0, 0, -2.f, 0.f);
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_hideCode(true);
_textCode();
}
void CMenu::_textCode(void)
{
m_btnMgr.setText(m_codeBtnBack, _t("cd1", L"Back"));
m_btnMgr.setText(m_codeBtnErase, _t("cd2", L"Erase"));
Added an Age Lock to the parental control menu. You can select an age from 2-19, where any game rated above is not displayed. It uses the age from the region of the game. 19 is all games. 2 is basically none, because the rating systems start at 3. This operates independently from the current per game lock, so you can still use both. Meaning both conditions have to allow the game, before it will display. You can override the rating by creating an age_lock.ini file. Just add the id under the domain heading and set it to an age. To set Call of Duty: Black Ops to an age of 5 you would enter this: [GAMES] SC7E52=5 There is also an age_lock_default in the wiiflow.ini file under [GENERAL]. This will allow you to specify a default rating for games with no rating info.
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m_btnMgr.setText(m_codeBtnAge, _t("cd3", L"Age Lock"));
// m_btnMgr.setText(m_codeLblTitle, L"_ _ _ _");
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}
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