* Fixed some bugs with incorrect macro usage (SDL_BYTE_ORDER vs
SDL_BYTEORDER, {MSC,GCC}_VER vs {MSC,GCC}_VERSION, OS_WIN/OS_UNIX in
projects where they're not defined).
* Removed some redundant declarations of g_Console.
* Removed some unnecessary semicolons.
* Removed some unused variables.
* Added throw specification to operator new.
This was SVN commit r4698.
Run with "-mod=official" for the default behaviour (same as specifying
nothing), and with "-mod=official -mod=antigravity -mod=starwars" to
load multiple mods (with the later-mentioned ones having a higher
priority than the earlier ones).
Added "_test.minimal" mod which can be used instead of "official" - it
provides just enough for the actor viewer to run, plus one unit skin.
Added test script for the COLLADA converter, which converts the models
and creates some actors in a "_test.collada" mod. Then the actor viewer
can be run with _test.minimal + _test.collada, to see if it's working
correctly.
This was SVN commit r4690.
* Added CmdLineArgs, which does the parsing then lets various pieces of
code check for whatever arguments they want.
* Made Atlas exit out of main() cleanly, instead of calling exit()
itself.
* Disabled the global exception-catching in unit tests, via a
entry_noSEH, so it doesn't make debugging harder.
* Added nice printing of CStr in unit test failure messages, and added
comparison of vector vs constant array.
This was SVN commit r4688.
* Included FFmpeg library for video encoding. (LGPL, dynamically
linked.)
* Added 'record' button to cinematics - plays the selected track at a
fixed framerate, and saves the output to a video file (preferably
MPEG4). Slightly lacking in reliability and features (fixed at 640x480,
no choice of codec, probably crashes horribly if any problems occur
while encoding, etc).
* Moved icon bitmaps out of mods directory. Added 'record' icon.
This was SVN commit r4676.
XMLWriter:
- Added automatic escaping of attribute values, character data and
comments to ensure well-formedness.
- Removed choice of encoding (it's always UTF-8).
- Removed option for DOCTYPE / DTD; changed to standalone="yes".
- Added pretty-print toggle.
- Fixed bug when calling XML_Text multiple times per element.
- Added tests.
MapWriter:
- removed some redundant braces
This was SVN commit r4673.
graphics: basic terrain passibility
atlas: lots of changes to make atlas compile under linux
unix/X: more clipboard support - copy from 0AD to other programs
unix/debug: use sys_get_executable_name instead of hard-coded paths
... and lots of other misc. changes
This was SVN commit r4640.
* vsnprintf2: Made compatible between GCC and MSVC - it now always
null-terminates the buffer, and returns -1 on overflow. Fixes#158.
Added tests.
* MeshManager: Use shared_ptr.expired() instead of checking for
bad_weak_ptr exception.
* Xeromyces: Added tests for GetXMBPath, because it does unusual things
in sscanf which MSVC's /analyze complains about.
* ConfigDB, ScriptGlue: Replaced some asserts with return-on-failure,
to avoid invalid array accesses when continuing after the assert (as
complained about by /analyze).
* CStr: Removed "using namespace std". Added tests for handling of
invalid UTF-8.
This was SVN commit r4625.
- Fixed some crashes that could occur when you end a game with units
mouseover'ed or with the building placer active (it tries to render them
after the game world is gone).
This was SVN commit r4543.
- Added "Screenshot Mode" and "Fog of War" game attributes. (Screenshot
Mode causes units to be initialized to Hold stance instead of Aggress
and also forces LOS to be All Visible. Atlas turn on Screenshot Mode by
default so units don't try to kill each other in there.)
- Modified LOSManager to allow disabling fog of war.
- Removed some debug message spam.
- Enabled line antialiasing for aura rendering and fixed some bugs that
caused strange effects (color was not set properly for the center point,
and when a unit was both mouseover'ed and selected, the aura was drawn
twice).
- Modified Stand stance to allow retaliation on attacks (normally Stand
will attack any enemy in LOS, but this is useful if a neutral unit is in
LOS).
- Modified pathfinder to not take into account terrain slope, which is
an expensive calculation - we'll eventually take into account terrain
type instead.
This was SVN commit r4527.
- Fixed shutdown order so the console is shut down after the simulation
(fixes#152).
- Fixed CPlayer::JSI_GetColour to not create a copy of the colour
object, since that caused problems when the copy went out of scope and
the corresponding JSObject was deleted.
This was SVN commit r4522.
which is just "class C { void C::f(); }" code, which other compilers
seem to have ignored.
Also removed HAVE_PCH from GCC because our build system doesn't have
PCH. Added necessary headers to make it compile again.
This was SVN commit r4437.
Elsewhere:
Disabled stack-trace test because it gives me assertion failures.
Fixed some uses of snprintf (which doesn't always add a \0 to the end of
the string), then got bored so there are still lots of broken ones.
Probably should replace snprintf with something more like snprintf_s
(but non-fatal) or something.
Made CLogger output valid HTML (except for the potentially dodgy
doctype). Removed its memory-logger, since we never use it and MICROLOG
can be used instead for quick execution-tracing.
Added tests to make sure CLogger handles long strings properly (which it
didn't). Made CLogger not a singleton, so it can be tested sensibly.
This was SVN commit r4424.
Color: Moved SColor* structs into SColor.h, so they can be used without
indirectly including CVector[34]D.
Terrain: Added 'base colour', for the Actor Viewer to be able to
modulate the colour of normally-white terrain.
Removed some "using namespace std" (because it doesn't make the code
easier to read, and it defeats the point of namespaces, and the rest of
the code doesn't do it).
This was SVN commit r4392.
Refs #152
The issue was that the JSInterface_Console would attempt to write a
message on the console even after the g_Console object was deleted. Work
around this by:
1. resetting the g_Console pointer to 0 after deletion and
2. adding a null-pointer check
This was SVN commit r4386.
- error codes now accessed as ERR::NO_MEM, INFO::OK etc.
- no more X-macros => the above are now recognized by visual assist
- error codes are defined by the module originating them (lib_errors has
some generic ones)
=> no full rebuild when adding some
- error descriptions are now in C++ files => can be changed without full
rebuild
added AT_STARTUP in lib.h.
This was SVN commit r4374.
Changed player-id code a bit so the entity and actor and unit should
stay in sync more often. (The entity/actor/unit mixing still looks a bit
dodgy and unreliable, though.)
Simplified console help code.
Allowed init/shutdown to be done with the simulation/world/etc parts
disabled (so the actor viewer can load faster).
This was SVN commit r4289.
Atlas: Added ActorViewer. Moved GL canvas into separate class for shared
use. Disabled message-handling callback while blocked on the game, and
stopped creating dialog boxes inside the game thread in order to avoid
deadlocks (hopefully). Support multiple Views (for independent sets of
camera/update/render code). Recalculate territory boundaries when
necessary. Changed default list of animations to match those currently
used by actors.
# Tidied up more code.
Moved some more #includes out of .h files, to minimise unnecessary
compilation.
MathUtil: Deleted unused/unuseful macros (M_PI (use PI instead), M_PI_2
(use PI/2), MAX3, ABS (use abs)).
ObjectManager: Removed some ScEd-specific things.
Unit: Moved creation out of UnitManager, so units can be created without
adding to the manager. Changed CStr8 to the more conventional CStr.
app_hooks: Removed warning for setting multiple times.
win: Restored SEH catcher.
GameSetup, GameView: Removed RenderNoCull, because it doesn't seem to do
what it says it does ("force renderer to load everything") since we're
loading-on-demand most stuff and it doesn't seem especially useful since
we'd prefer to minimise loading times (but feel free to correct me if
I'm wrong). (And because it crashes when things need to be initialised
in a different order, so it's easier to remove than to understand and
fix it.)
PatchRData, Renderer: Work sensibly when there's no game (hence no LOS
manager, water, etc).
LOSManager: Use entity position instead of actor position when possible.
TerritoryManager: Allow delayed recalculations (so Atlas can issue lots
of move+recalculate commands per frame).
Cinematic: Non-pointer wxTimer, so it doesn't leak and doesn't have to
be deleted manually.
This was SVN commit r4261.
-Auras now take additional parameters from XML, containing a tag for r,
g, b, and a. No line thickness parameter yet.
-For territories, added function to frustum for determining if line
segment passes through the frustum.
This was SVN commit r4242.
Premake: Changed to use PCH when compiling tests.
CxxTest: Got rid of /Wp64 warnings. Changed TS_ASSERT_STR_EQUALS to
print both strings on failure.
win_internal: Added the bits that CxxTest::Win32Gui needs (because
Win32Gui is now compiled with PCH and uses our sysdep headers).
Disabled test_cache_policies, because it took long enough for me to read
its name.
This was SVN commit r4237.
- Modified Xeromyces to no longer automatically convert element and
attribute names to lowercase, so that we can have camelCase names. We
should now be able to convert all the multi-word entity properties, like
pass_through_allies, to camelCase, like passThroughAllies, which is more
consistent with the rest of our JavaScript naming conventions. To
support the existing code that assumes lowercase element names, I made
the getElementID and getAttributeID methods (used in the EL and AT
macros) ignore case, and I changed any code that directly accessed
element names to use the right case. CEntityTemplate now converts
Names_LikeThis to names_likeThis (changing each separate "word" in the
name to camelCase). Changed the version letter in XMB filenames from A
to B to support this without requiring people to delete old XMBs.
- Enhanced the pathfinder's handling of contact paths, resulting in a
very large speedup for actions like attacking, construction, etc. The
problem was that the pathfinder used to not count a given state as the
goal unless it was exactly coincident with the target location. This is
fine when you order a unit to go exactly to a certain spot, but if
you're ordering a unit to build, gather or attack something, then the
target tile is impassable (because your target is there) and therefore
the pathfinder never declares a state final. As a result, the pathfinder
tries hundreds of extra tiles in case there is a long path that gets to
the goal, and after failing to find any path that reaches the goal, it
gives you one to the closest point it got to. To fix it, I made the
pathfinder take into account a radius around the goal in which it's OK
to be, which depends on the size of the target unit and the range of
your action.
This was SVN commit r4186.
ScriptableComplex.inl is now only #included in CPP files that need it
(files that use functions from it directly), which is a total of 5
files, so recompiling after modifying it should be a lot faster.
This was SVN commit r4176.
