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Yet again committed the sin of not committing for a long duration of time. As I recall: Finished most of the code for parsing a ts tile declaration file into data structures. In doing so added the InventoryData structure, which simply contains the name of the target tile, the count of tiles(using struct Range, which has min and max properties), the chance of spawn(using a float from 0.0 to 100.0), and an optional pointer to the next InventoryData in the line (akin to Tile Chains). Still todo is for TileData's TablePairs to be parsed into more than char*=>char* pairs, such as char*=>int, char*=>float, etc.. This will be far more efficient and given that TablePair(s) already contain the property for type, it should be done. Also added variations to addTablePair/setTablePair - addTablePairPointer and setTablePairPointer. These functions set the value pointer to the passed pointer rather than allocating new memory and copying the pointer's target memory to that new memory.
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2013-12-24 05:37:15 -08:00 |
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kts
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e2e015c76b
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Added two folders: test/ and xibalba/. Contained within test/ are two test/devel-beds for two systems that will be integrated within ts. The first is script.c, which is the development program for the interpreter system - this interpreter system allows for the setting of variables (both local and global), the creation of new functions, and the definition of default in-game functions such as dice rolling and the like. The second file, t2d.c functions as a basic test utility for Tile Data loading and the like - it interprets a tileset/tile definition file into Data, TileDataSet, and TileData(s) respectively. These structs, as defined in data.c/.h, allow for reference to tiles by TID:ID or simply by name through the use of key=>value pairs. It is from these structs and their accompanying access functions that new Tiles will be created (perhaps later optimized through a basic Tile array that contains semi-populated Tile(s) that can be memcpy'd similar to the current system). Also added the xibalba/ sub-dir that will contain the various data for Xibalba (tile definitions, graphics, map creation, etc.), moving majority of what is in tiles/ into xibalba/.
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2013-12-17 17:08:37 -08:00 |