Additionnaly, add check for exception.

this should fix #1778, because with ts-files you don't allways have info about
video-tracks when input is started (and qt4 interface only called
controls->updateInput when status changed).

I didn't create new callback/signal for this one, but it could be cleaner that way.

poll() : Define HAVE_POLL on darwin. native poll() on 10.4 and 10.5 is good enough for usage in VLC. I tested both the rc interface and the SAP module on a G4 with Mac OS X 10.4

(And I claim the right to remove vlc_poll without SO version bump)

I would rather we move all the replacement functions to a dedicated
static import library (in future versions) though. It kinda sucks to
clutter libvlccore with such symbols.

Try to allocate the DShow device list and the buttons ONLY when switching to it and not all the time you open a file.

Signed-off-by: Jean-Baptiste Kempf <jb@videolan.org>

Remove the progressBar in the interface to show more clearly the bug in AVI fixing. Add debug too...

Enable translation for Win32 installer. French translation is provided.
New translation files need to be created in order to translate other
languages.
Translated strings are:
- strings displayed in installer pages, other than the NSI standard ones
(section names, section descriptions, installation types, VLC already
installed massage)
- context menu entries (Open With VLC, Add to VLC's playlist)
- name of actions displayed in Windows autorun dialog, for DVD and CD
(Play With VLC)

Add translation files for english and french (english.nsh and
french.nsh)
Add header file to declare translation variables (declaration.nsh)
Include declaration.nsh in NSI file
Replace every displayed string in installer by the variable defined in
language file.
Modify Makefile to copy translation files for Win32 installer

Language is chosen by NSI, with a dialog at the beginning of the
installer (which was already there).
Translated string are copied into the variables according to which
language was chosen. Default is English.
Signed-off-by: Christophe Mutricy <xtophe@videolan.org>