Qt: Add "Reload Shader" button #3633
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Adds a "Reload Shader" button to the "Shaders" section of the Settings window, to save the trouble of navigating to the manifest.ini of the currently-loaded shader over and over when wanting to see the effect of tweaks to its source files. The only 'gotcha' is that reloading the shader also resets all of the uniforms to the value they had when "Apply" was last clicked, but given that this is the same behavior that already happens when reloading the shader through "Load New Shader", I think it's to be expected.
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Adds a "Reload Shader" button to the "Shaders" section of the Settings window, to save the trouble of navigating to the manifest.ini of the currently-loaded shader over and over when wanting to see the effect of tweaks to its source files.
The only 'gotcha' is that reloading the shader also resets all of the uniforms to the value they had when "Apply" was last clicked, but given that this is the same behavior that already happens when reloading the shader through "Load New Shader", I think it's to be expected.