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Apparently I completely forgot to clean up after my copy-pasting.
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.cc, moving its contents into the new stepdown.cc and strings.cc.
(The latter also got many donations from libutil.h.)
Down with stuff! Up the new flesh!
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Check for strlcpy at compile time and define our version only if
necessary.
This should fix recurrent warnings on Macs (and probably other BSDs).
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They never really worked as enemies - their only unique aspect, partner
resurrection, was just annoying.
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Also allow nonexistent things like hell-raiju to pluralise correctly.
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They were almost identical to slime creatures except without the merging
ability, and barely appeared outside of a few vaults anyway. Split their
weight mostly between brown oozes and slime creatures in vaults and Slime
branch spawns. Removed a couple of Slime-only vaults that placed only
giant amoebae, possibly they would be fine with slime creatures instead.
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Sometimes, they're there to emphasize a break between two sections of code,
which is good. In a majority of cases, though, they're just inconsistent.
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This helps readability quite a lot. Although it means that putting a whitespace
between 2 tags should be avoided when possible, because it might be removed
on unwrap (both by txc and crawl), if the line break happens to be on this
specific whitespace. Quite unlikely, but if it does happen, it can be fixed by
using a non-breaking space (0xA0).
Note that it works by inserting a line feed (\f) between tags which is later
removed. This makes lines containing consecutive tags to have a slightly
shorter maximal length.
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A whole file for four lines of code.
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As the comment said, every single use of this function was a save-corrupting
bug.
Too bad, there's one case left: on Unix, HUP will fclose(stdin), which can
immediately fail due to fclose() using malloc (free() to be exact), and then
it still relies on undefined behaviour which sometimes works only because
ncurses does weird things behind our back.
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Sadly, if this pseudo-signal ever happens, it will kill a game without saving.
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This injects a fake key code into the input stream, making the syscall
return. The pseudo-signal handler thread will then wait forever (for a
value of "forever" of 15 seconds).
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On a modern computer, crawl tends to process commands fast enough that
closing the game is likely to happen during some waiting for event loop,
and thus typically not cause not cause a lock-up or memory corruption
but "merely" allow cheating. This is not acceptable, and once in a while
you get more classical results of doing naughty stuff from a signal
handler.
One way of fixing this would be setting a flag (seen_hups) and killing
any functions that wait for an event. This can be tricky because:
* ncurses like to sabotage EINTR. We need to abort it both on SIGHUP
and on SIGWINCH, without race conditions. The documentation says
SIGWINCH is supposed to return a pseudo key code, KEY_RESIZE but
this doesn't seem to be working. Not sure how to abort it on HUP.
* win32's console functions don't have an equivalent to EINTR. Perhaps
injecting a fake key with WriteConsoleInput would work?
* same for tiles and Android.
* yesno() without a safeanswer will loop forever
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Ctrl-C should probably be enabled during database rebuild, too.
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The notable thing about them is being undead with scary spells (making
L an appropriate glyph) - they don't make any sense as deep dwarves
since they have no way to heal.
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These are very slow moving (but faster acting) aquatic plants that
can fire volleys of thorns, intended to fill a lower-tier support
role for water encounters. They are permaconfused, with the intent
of this randomized movement being to simulate 'drifting' along the
currents of the water.
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These are a comparatively straightforward melee threat to help shore
up and vary the backbone of Crypt after the reduction in skeletal warriors
and major zombies. Moreover, they have faster-than-average movement, a
quality in short supply in the branch.
They have two vampiric claw attacks and sixfirhy-like movement, except more
erratic and slower overall (accounting for the turns they skip, they have
an effective movement speed of a little under 16 and an action speed around
9.5)
This commit also replaces the plain vampires in vampire mage bands with
jiangshi.
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Instruct the game that the entry doesn't need to be unwrapped, and the
(upcoming) new transifex interface to not wrap it.
For some entries, like in tutorial, wrapping actually impair readability and
can make it hard or impossible to achieve proper formatting.
More tags could be added to give meta information on entries which could help
translations. I'm thinking of stuff like :gender or :plural. They could take a
value too. They'd need to be parsed earlier though (db loading?) and stored
somewhere.
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instead of using callbacks
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They were saved from a signal handler, which is likely to result in
corrupted sabes (as the game state is inconsistent), or at least in
crashes.
Note that EVERY SINGLE CALL to sighup_save_and_exit() is a bug: corrupting
saves, allowing cheats, etc -- and in the only legitimate use, it's code
redundant with CMD_SAVE.
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For most header files, this only saves on having to recompile a
small number of source files, but there are also a few headers
where small changes would now take significantly less time.
This is most obvious for the Tiles build for which the dependencies
have been greatly reduced, so that the only additional includes
when compared to console are strictly library or tile related.
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1. @The_monster@ shouts, "I hate you, @CAPS@ @player_name@ @NOCAPS@!"
will result in the actual player name being capitalized.
(Spaces are trimmed.)
2. @The_monster@ says, "I am [very ||really ] hungry."
will randomly result in "I am very hungry", "I am hungry" or
"I am really hungry".
If the pattern turns up a lot, you need to assign weights to the
different choices, or you require nested random sets, you'll need to
stick to the old fallback of defining ad hoc @keywords@.
Otherwise, this should make things somewhat simpler.
Works for both monster and weapon speech, including shouts, noisy
weapons and the Singing Sword.
I've also taken the liberty to update the speech documentation, which
still listed the old website (!) and pointed users looking for advice
to the newsgroup).
Conflicts:
crawl-ref/source/art-func.h
crawl-ref/source/libutil.cc
crawl-ref/source/libutil.h
Signed-off-by: Florian Diebold <flodiebold@gmail.com>
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2 files are added to the root of the repository:
* AndroidAppSettings.cfg: settings file required for Android SDL port. Will
change on each minor release to reset configuration.
* AndroidBuild.sh: script called by the Android SDL port to commence building
the game itself
It might be nice to be able to move them elsewhere, but for now, their
presence here is required.
The build process is documented in docs/develop/android.txt
There's a TOUCH_UI compiler flag which sets all the things specific to a
touch screen interface.
There has been a large amount of changes in the Makefile for redefining where
the dat/, saves/, etc. directories go, because the "install" part of the make
isn't the final destination for these files under Android - the environment we
deploy to is a separate device from the build environment.
There is also a number of changes to the tiles interface. Some are specific
to the TOUCH_UI, but others are also changed in USE_TILE_LOCAL.
Touch only:
* 'a'bilities menu goes straight to menu without prompting first
* tap menu header to toggle/submit
* menu instead of prompt to select which corpse to butcher
* same for eating food from the floor (those 2 could go in local tiles too)
* show_more defaults to false and less --more-- messages
* pickup mode defaults to menu
* defaults for tile_layout_priority is different (commands are more
important than inventory)
* popup for yes/no prompts, level-up stat gain and swapping rings (should
be used for all prompts, and probably local tiles too)
* spell casting: force selection menu
* map mode: left-click rather than right-click for mouse mode; autotravel on
left-click removed
* remove skills training and memorisation panels
Also local tiles (some could also be integrated in webtiles):
* commands below description are clickable
* clickable shopping menu (uses PrecisionMenu)
* split the command panel in 2 (common actions and system commands)
* add a map command panel
* tapping or left-clicking the player is smarter:
* picks up the item if there's one on the tile, otherwise
* shows pick-up menu if there's several items on the tile, otherwise
* traverses stairs (or enters a portal or shop) if one is present, otherwise
* prays if an altar is present, otherwise
* waits one turn
* right-clicking the map enters map mode and brings the map commands tab to
the front; map mode stays until exited rather than upon release of mouse
Some more details can be found in android_patch_notes.txt on #5677 (although
some TODOs are already obsolete).
Signed-off-by: Raphael Langella <raphael.langella@gmail.com>
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I had to rename distance() (in coord.h) to distance2() because it conflicts
with the STL function to compare 2 iterators. Not a bad change given how it
returns the square of the distance anyway.
I also had to rename the message global variable (in message.cc) to buffer.
I tried to fix and improve the coding style has much as I could, but I
probably missed a few given how huge and tedious it is.
I also didn't touch crawl-gdb.py, and the stuff in prebuilt, rltiles/tool
and util/levcomp.*, because I have no clue about those.
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This is incomplete, partially because of me getting bored, partially because
of doubts about the point of leaving simple addition/etc in parentheses.
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Currently irrelevant (@_colour_name_@ is used as an adjective and thus
never pluralised), but really the self-"plural" should be restricted to
the mass noun "gold" and not to its compounds.
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This is a combination of 4 commits:
added food and misc items to the AP menu
catagorized foods in the AP menu and added gold
reduced food categories to two
small autopickup menu bugfixes
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It uses MessageBoxW() which has two flaws:
* you can't copy&paste text
* columns are badly misaligned
I guess the former is what Windows users are already used to, but the latter
looks abysmal.
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For way too paranoid and underinclusive values of "simple".
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