yuzu/configure_input_player: Use std::size_t to represent the player index instead of u8
Prevents compiler warnings related to truncation when invoking the dialog. It's also extremely suspect to use a u8 value here instead of a more general type to begin with.
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@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ static QString AnalogToText(const Common::ParamPackage& param, const std::string
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ConfigureInputPlayer::ConfigureInputPlayer(QWidget* parent, u8 player_index, bool debug)
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ConfigureInputPlayer::ConfigureInputPlayer(QWidget* parent, std::size_t player_index, bool debug)
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: QDialog(parent), ui(std::make_unique<Ui::ConfigureInputPlayer>()), player_index(player_index),
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: QDialog(parent), ui(std::make_unique<Ui::ConfigureInputPlayer>()), player_index(player_index),
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debug(debug), timeout_timer(std::make_unique<QTimer>()),
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debug(debug), timeout_timer(std::make_unique<QTimer>()),
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poll_timer(std::make_unique<QTimer>()) {
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poll_timer(std::make_unique<QTimer>()) {
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Q_OBJECT
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Q_OBJECT
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public:
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explicit ConfigureInputPlayer(QWidget* parent, u8 player_index, bool debug = false);
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explicit ConfigureInputPlayer(QWidget* parent, std::size_t player_index, bool debug = false);
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~ConfigureInputPlayer() override;
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~ConfigureInputPlayer() override;
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/// Save all button configurations to settings file
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/// Save all button configurations to settings file
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std::unique_ptr<Ui::ConfigureInputPlayer> ui;
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std::unique_ptr<Ui::ConfigureInputPlayer> ui;
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u8 player_index;
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std::size_t player_index;
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bool debug;
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bool debug;
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std::unique_ptr<QTimer> timeout_timer;
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std::unique_ptr<QTimer> timeout_timer;
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