android: Install p4a using pip
Add 'set -e' to sh scripts, they must stop upon any error
README.md: kivy does not specifically require python2
android: Overhaul initialization scripts
android: Simplify apk build scripts by using the 'common' file
Merge the scripts cardconv and cardsetsgiftobmp
android: Fix startup script shebang to python3
android: Simplify mkkeystore and ignore the keystore file
android: Fix up debian prerequisites
The package cython (as opposed to cython3) even caused me to produce
an apk that did not start (TypeError: must be str, not bytes).
Android SDK requires java8; install and set as the default.
The build processes complained about lld and libtinfo5; added in.
mercurial (or hg) is seemingly unused.
The pip pcakges were needed by android/initsdk.py which is gone.
android: Ensure that the html files are built
Travis's python virtualenv setup does not help too much in our case
because we use both python2 and python3 while travis will setup the
virtualenv for only one at a time.
Strip down some dependencies:
- libperl-dev is not used.
- perl will come with cpanminus.
- make is installed in Travis' ubuntu image anyway.
- python3 will follow from the python3-* modules.
- Explicitly mention python-pip.
If the directory is not removed, on the second run of the script,
duplicated subdirectories will be created, e.g.
$dest_vbase/cardset-standard/cardset-standard/
that will essentially double the unpacked size.
Any stack of Hanafuda cards is always deemed movable, even if it is out
of sequence. The effect can easily be seen a game such as Firecracker,
where:
- Any stack can be dragged as a whole (but not released)
- "Highlight piles" will highlight everything
- Asking for a hint will ignore most valid moves
This is due to Hanafuda_SequenceStack lacking a canMoveCards() method.
It is not strictly necessary to check the presence of the COPYRIGHT file
since pysollib/{tile,tk}/selectcardset.py will work even if it's missing.
In the Debian package, individual COPYRIGHT files are missing as all license
information should be in one file anyway, /usr/share/doc/pysolfc/copyright.
Thanks to Bernhard Reiter who originally wrote this patch:
https://salsa.debian.org/games-team/pysolfc/blob/87493fb/debian/patches/remove_checks_for_copyright_files
These are actually for binaries, not data:
/usr/games "Games and educational binaries"
/usr/local/games "Local game binaries"
The directories for the data:
/usr/share/games "Static data files for /usr/games"
"The requirements for the contents of [/usr/local/share] are the same as for
/usr/share."
Quoting https://refspecs.linuxfoundation.org/FHS_3.0/fhs-3.0.html
The duplication seems to be unnecessary. Setting environment variable
LANG=it_CH gives Italian as PySolFC language, even if we didn't explicitly
create 'it_CH'.
