This is done with the new TOSERVER_PLAYERITEM message, that informs the
server on the index of the wielded item.

Collect the player's eye position coding in a Player method, and
use it in client to pass the eye position information to the game.

This is currently only used in the lighting update for remote
players in client.

This quiets a warning in Clang.

At least two reasons for this:
* activeKey is treated as signed (check for sign, assign -1, etc)
* the ID retrieved from Irrlicht's events are signed

The release versions of CMake don't yet properly support flag checking
in Clang, so we need to exclude it explicitly for the time being.

Although this doesn't change much for our specific case, it can make a
difference for some flags, so use the appropriate macro.

it. It seems to only be available on recent (>=4.6) versions of gcc.

If it doesn't find colors.txt locally, it looks for the one in the
directory of the script itself.

now translated if set to a button