When a UTF-16 BOM is present, ByteArray.toString automatically
strips it out, and treats the remaining data as a UTF-16 string
with the specified endianness.
* avm2: Use RawTable to implement 'public index' iteration
This makes our implementation more closely aligned with avmplus.
In particular, it's now possible to delete keys from an object
while iterating without disturbing the iteration order (as long
as those keys were already produced by the iterator).
This is based on @Bale001's work on RawTable-based iteration
A few tests had their output changed (they depend on the exact
object iteration order, and don't neccessarily match Flash Player
exactly).
* Use Cell to store index fields
* Remove outdated comment
This is our first non-rgba texture format (it uses Bc3RgbaUnorm).
ATF files store these textures in a very convoluted way - fortunately,
the 'dds2atf' tool is open-source, which allowed me to figure out
how to decode the texture back to a DXT5/DXT1 texture.
Some SWFs rely on catching the error.
In order to reproduce Flash's error messages, we now store a `QName`
in `FunctionObject`, which is set when we make a bound method.
Normally, Flash Player will ignores frames for a movie clip with
a symbol class that doesn't extend `MovieClip` (e.g. it extends
`Sprite`). However, the root movie appears to have frame run
unconditionally, even if it only extends `Sprite`. This can
be observed by adding a Graphics child in the second frame only -
the child will flicker in and out as the player switches between
frames, but only for the root movie clip.
Seedling relies on this behavior - it has `DoAbc2` tags in the second
frame, and has a main `Preloader` class that extends `Sprite`.
We are not interested in testing the timing of buffer loads (since that will vary based on hardware), we just need to know that we got a buffer load event.
Furthermore all our seeks are in-buffer so multiple buffer full events shouldn't happen in Ruffle.
We previously ran these tags during preloading - however,
they are actually run as part of frame execution. This is observable
by ActionScript - a SWF can load in a class from a stop()'d MoveClip,
and then advance the clip to a frame with a SymbolClass referencing
the loaded class.
Tom Schuster