Godot: Platform support suggestion

[zaksnet]

I think it could be useful adding platform support icons next to classes. In most cases the platforms a class supports isn't even documented and this could be a straight forward way to address this.

[Calinou]

Which classes can be considered fully OS-specific? (Also, I don't think displaying more icons is a good idea, unless we display icons only for the currently-selected item.)

[zaksnet]

Which classes can be considered fully OS-specific? (Also, I don't think displaying more icons is a good idea, unless we display icons only for the currently-selected item.)

TCP_Server is only for desktops for example, while WebSockets is for HTML. They don't have to be fully OS-specific. You're right, the icons could either be visible only for the selected item or be visible only inside the documentation page.

[ArdaE]

Instead of displaying them just for the selected item or for all items, you could display them for all classes that have a platform restriction and not for those that don't. This way, classes that are generic would never display any icons, while the presence of one or more icons next to a class name would immediately indicate that the class is supported on a limited subset of platforms. It's like the icons list said "Only available on", without really spelling it out (which could be a hint when the mouse hovers over).

[zaksnet]

So many classes are not available for HTML by the way. I'm currently lost as to what breaks the HTML version of my app.