It's possible to have format descriptors on instructions that are
left over from when the bytes were treated as data. Single-byte
formats were being allowed on single-byte instructions, which
confused things later when the code tried to apply the format to
an instruction with no operand.
The Symbols window showed Type-Name-Value, which feels like the
natural order. However, the Value field has a narrow max width,
while the Name field can get pretty long. It makes more sense to
let Name fill out to the right edge, allowing the user to scroll
horizontally to view longer-than-usual names.
Also, noticed that the column sort preference wasn't being
restored. Fixed that.
(Issue #12)
We were generating code for > 2.17, with various bug fixes, but
since that's not shipping yet it won't be usable by anybody who
doesn't have a tip-of-tree cc65 installation.
If the main window was maximized before, maximize it when we
restart.
Changed the preferences to record the width of the right panels,
rather than the splitter distance, which is actually the width of
the middle of the screen.
Seems to work correctly on my non-uniform multi-monitor setup. I
added a check to confirm that the middle of the title bar falls in
the working area of the screen that WinForms thinks we're in, so it
shouldn't be possible to "lose" a window off the edge by dragging
it or by changing screen resolutions.
Updated the RuntimeData directory finder to work, and made the
stuff that crashed when the directory wasn't found crash in less
obvious ways. Under Mono+Linux it still falls over with some
complaints about ListViews. This will need some work.
The code that tries to make the last column of the Symbols and
References windows exactly fit the window goes into an infinite
loop for everybody except me. I'm removing the feature for now.
