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Hello WWWWWWorld!
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#include "Script.h"
Separate includes into sections and alphabetize them Okay, so basically here's the include layout that this game now consistently uses: [The "main" header file, if any (e.g. Graphics.h for Graphics.cpp)] [blank line] [All system includes, such as tinyxml2/physfs/utfcpp/SDL] [blank line] [All project includes, such as Game.h/Entity.h/etc.] And if applicable, another blank line, and then some special-case include screwy stuff (take a look at editor.cpp or FileSystemUtils.cpp, for example, they have ifdefs and defines with their includes).
2020-07-19 21:43:29 +02:00
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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#include <SDL.h>
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Make std::string-using script funcs pass around const references This makes it so that whenever a string is passed into these functions, it's no longer needlessly copied.
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void scriptclass::load(const std::string& name)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
//loads script name t into the array
position = 0;
Make `commands`, `sb`, and `hooklist` not use separate length-trackers This is a refactor that turns the script-related arrays `ed.sb`, and `ed.hooklist` into C++ vectors (`script.commands` was already a vector, it was just misused). The code handling these vectors now looks more like idiomatic C++ than sloppily-pasted pseudo-ActionScript. This removes the variables `script.scriptlength`, `ed.sblength`, and `ed.numhooks`, too. This reduces the amount of code needed to e.g. simply remove something from any of these vectors. Previously the code had to manually shift the rest of the elements down one-by-one, and doing it manually is definitely error-prone and tedious. But now we can just use fancy functions like `std::vector::erase()` and `std::remove()` to do it all in one line! Don't worry, I checked and `std::remove()` is in the C++ standard since at least 1998. This patch makes it so the `commands` vector gets cleared when `scriptclass::load()` is ran. Previously, the `commands` vector never actually properly got cleared, so there could potentially be glitches that rely on the game indexing past the bounds set by `scriptlength` but still in-bounds in the eyes of C++, and people could potentially rely on such an exploit... However, I checked, and I'm pretty sure that no such glitch previously existed at all, because the only times the vector gets indexed are when `scriptlength` is either being incremented after starting from 0 (`add()`) or when it's underneath a `position < scriptlength` conditional. Furthermore, I'm unaware of anyone who has actually found or used such an exploit, and I've been in the custom level community for 6 years. So I think it's fine.
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commands.clear();
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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running = true;
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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const char* t = name.c_str();
Make 'custom_' check more readable Instead of copying to a temporary string, just use SDL_strncmp(). Also, I checked the blame, and apparently I committed the line that used strcmp() instead of SDL_strcmp(), for whatever reason. But that's fixed now.
2020-09-27 22:21:47 +02:00
if (SDL_strncmp(t, "custom_", 7) == 0)
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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{
loadcustom(name);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "intro") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"ifskip(quickstart)",
//"createcrewman(232,113,cyan,0,faceright)",
"createcrewman(96,177,green,0,faceright)",
"createcrewman(122,177,purple,0,faceleft)",
"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
"delay(90)",
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(9)",
"musicfadeout()",
"changemood(player,1)",
"delay(15)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,0,0,1)",
"Uh oh...",
"position(player,above)",
//"backgroundtext",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"changeai(purple,followposition,175)",
"text(purple,145,150,1)",
"Is everything ok?",
//"position(purple,above)",
//"backgroundtext",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"walk(left,2)",
"text(cyan,0,0,2)",
"No! We've hit some",
"kind of interference...",
"position(player,above)",
//"backgroundtext",
"speak_active",
//"delay(30)",
"endtext",
"flash(5)",
"shake(50)",
"playef(9)",
"changemood(green,1)",
"changemood(purple,1)",
"alarmon",
"changedir(player,1)",
"delay(30)",
"endtext",
"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,0,0,2)",
"Something's wrong! We're",
"going to crash!",
"position(player,above)",
//"backgroundtext",
"speak_active",
//"delay(100)",
"endtext",
"flash(5)",
"shake(50)",
"playef(9)",
"changeai(green,followposition,-60)",
"changeai(purple,followposition,-60)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,70,140,1)",
"Evacuate!",
"backgroundtext",
"speak_active",
"walk(left,35)",
"endtextfast",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//Ok, next room!
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"flash(5)",
"shake(50)",
"playef(9)",
"gotoroom(3,10)",
"gotoposition(310,177,0)",
"createcrewman(208,177,green,1,followposition,120)",
"createcrewman(240,177,purple,1,followposition,120)",
"createcrewman(10,177,blue,1,followposition,180)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(blue)",
"text(blue,80,150,1)",
"Oh no!",
"backgroundtext",
"speak_active",
"walk(left,20)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtextfast",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//and the next!
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"flash(5)",
"shake(50)",
"playef(9)",
"gotoroom(3,11)",
"gotoposition(140,0,0)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"createcrewman(90,105,green,1,followblue)",
"createcrewman(125,105,purple,1,followgreen)",
"createcrewman(55,105,blue,1,followposition,-200)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"createcrewman(120,177,yellow,1,followposition,-200)",
"createcrewman(240,177,red,1,faceleft)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"delay(5)",
"changeai(red,followposition,-200)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(red)",
"text(red,100,150,1)",
"Everyone off the ship!",
"backgroundtext",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"walk(left,25)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtextfast",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//final room:
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"flash(5)",
"shake(80)",
"playef(9)",
"gotoroom(2,11)",
"gotoposition(265,153,0)",
"createcrewman(130,153,blue,1,faceleft)",
"createcrewman(155,153,green,1,faceleft)",
"createcrewman(180,153,purple,1,faceleft)",
"createcrewman(205,153,yellow,1,faceleft)",
"createcrewman(230,153,red,1,faceleft)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"This shouldn't be happening!",
"position(yellow,below)",
"backgroundtext",
"speak_active",
"activateteleporter()",
"delay(10)",
"changecolour(blue,teleporter)",
"delay(10)",
"changecolour(green,teleporter)",
"delay(10)",
"changecolour(purple,teleporter)",
"delay(10)",
"changecolour(yellow,teleporter)",
"delay(10)",
"changecolour(red,teleporter)",
"delay(10)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//and teleport!
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
"alarmoff",
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(10)",
"blackout()",
"changemood(player,0)",
"changedir(player,1)",
"delay(100)",
"blackon()",
"shake(20)",
"playef(10)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//Finally, appear at the start of the game:
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gotoroom(13,5)",
"gotoposition(80,96,0)",
"walk(right,20)",
//"delay(45)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,0,0,1)",
"Phew! That was scary!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,0,0,2)",
"At least we all",
"escaped, right guys?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(45)",
"walk(left,3)",
"delay(45)",
"setcheckpoint()",
"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,0,0,1)",
"...guys?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(25)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"squeak(cry)",
"delay(25)",
"play(1)",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"hideship()",
"gamestate(4)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "quickstart") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
//Finally, appear at the start of the game:
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gotoroom(13,5)",
"gotoposition(80,96,0)",
"walk(right,17)",
"fadein()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"setcheckpoint()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"play(1)",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"hideship()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "firststeps") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,0,0,2)",
"I wonder why the ship",
"teleported me here alone?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(cry)",
"text(cyan,0,0,2)",
"I hope everyone else",
"got out ok...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "trenchwarfare") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"iftrinkets(1,newtrenchwarfare)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,0,0,1)",
"Ohh! I wonder what that is?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,0,0,3)",
"I probably don't really need it,",
"but it might be nice to take it",
"back to the ship to study...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "newtrenchwarfare") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,0,0,2)",
"Oh! It's another one of",
"those shiny things!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,0,0,3)",
"I probably don't really need it,",
"but it might be nice to take it",
"back to the ship to study...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "trinketcollector") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"iftrinkets(1,newtrinketcollector)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,0,0,3)",
"This seems like a good",
"place to store anything",
"I find out there...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,0,0,3)",
"Victoria loves to study the",
"interesting things we find",
"on our adventures!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"ifcrewlost(5,new2trinketcollector)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "newtrinketcollector") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,0,0,3)",
"This seems like a good",
"place to store those",
"shiny things.",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,0,0,3)",
"Victoria loves to study the",
"interesting things we find",
"on our adventures!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"ifcrewlost(5,new2trinketcollector)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "new2trinketcollector") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(cyan,0,0,1)",
"I hope she's ok...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"changemood(player,0)",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Fix mixed indentation in Scripts.cpp Only 3 lines, which is really impressive and the lowest amount of mixed indentation so far.
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return;
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
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if (SDL_strcmp(t, "communicationstation") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"ifskip(communicationstationskip)",
"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"changemood(player,0)",
"tofloor",
"play(5)",
"delay(10)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,0,0,1)",
"Violet! Is that you?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,45,18,1)",
"Captain! You're ok!",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"text(purple,20,16,3)",
"Something has gone",
"horribly wrong with the",
"ship's teleporter!",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,8,14,3)",
"I think everyone has been",
"teleported away randomly!",
"They could be anywhere!",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(cyan,0,0,1)",
"Oh no!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,10,19,2)",
"I'm on the ship - it's damaged",
"badly, but it's still intact!",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,10,15,1)",
"Where are you, Captain?",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"text(cyan,0,0,3)",
"I'm on some sort of",
"space station... It",
"seems pretty modern...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,15,16,2)",
"There seems to be some sort of",
"interference in this dimension...",
"speak_active",
"hideteleporters()",
"endtextfast",
"delay(10)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//add map mode here and wrap up...
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gamemode(teleporter)",
"delay(20)",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,25,205,2)",
"I'm broadcasting the coordinates",
"of the ship to you now.",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"squeak(terminal)",
"showship()",
"delay(10)",
"hideship()",
"delay(10)",
"showship()",
"delay(10)",
"hideship()",
"delay(10)",
"showship()",
"delay(20)",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,10,200,1)",
"I can't teleport you back, but...",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,25,195,3)",
"If YOU can find a teleporter",
"anywhere nearby, you should be",
"able to teleport back to me!",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"squeak(terminal)",
"delay(20)",
"showteleporters()",
"delay(10)",
"hideteleporters()",
"delay(10)",
"showteleporters()",
"delay(10)",
"hideteleporters()",
"delay(10)",
"showteleporters()",
"delay(20)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,20,190,1)",
"Ok! I'll try to find one!",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(20)",
"gamemode(game)",
"delay(20)",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,40,22,1)",
"Good luck, Captain!",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,10,19,2)",
"I'll keep trying to find",
"the rest of the crew...",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"play(1)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "communicationstationskip") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"changemood(player,0)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"delay(10)",
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//add map mode here and wrap up...
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gamemode(teleporter)",
"delay(5)",
"squeak(terminal)",
"showship()",
"showteleporters()",
"delay(10)",
"hideship()",
"hideteleporters()",
"delay(10)",
"showship()",
"showteleporters()",
"delay(10)",
"hideship()",
"hideteleporters()",
"delay(10)",
"showship()",
"showteleporters()",
"delay(20)",
"gamemode(game)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "teleporterback") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,0,0,1)",
"A teleporter!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(player)",
"text(cyan,0,0,2)",
"I can get back to the",
"ship with this!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"teleportscript(levelonecomplete)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "levelonecomplete") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"nocontrol()",
"createcrewman(230,153,purple,0,faceleft)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"delay(30)",
"rescued(purple)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"delay(10)",
"gamestate(4090)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "levelonecomplete_ending") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"Captain!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"nocontrol()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gamestate(3050)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "levelonecompleteskip") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"nocontrol()",
"gamestate(3050)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "bigopenworld") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"play(5)",
"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Fix unwinnable save from rescuing Violet out of order You're intended to rescue Violet first, and not second, third, or fourth, and especially not last. If you rescue her second, third, or fourth, your crewmate progress will be reset, but you won't be able to re-rescue them again. This is because Vitellary, Verdigris, Victoria, and Vermilion will be temporarily marked as rescued during the `bigopenworld` cutscene, so duplicate versions of them don't spawn during the cutscene, and then will be marked as missing later to undo it. This first issue can be trivially fixed by simply toggling flags to prevent duplicates of them from spawning during the cutscene instead of fiddling with their rescue statuses. However, there is still another issue. If you rescue Violet last, then you won't be warped to the Final Level, meaning you can't properly complete the game. This can be fixed by adding a `crewrescued() == 6` check to the Space Station 1 Level Complete cutscene. There is additionally a temporary unrescuing of Violet so she doesn't get duplicated during the `bigopenworld` cutscene, and I've had to move that to the start of the `bigopenworld` and `bigopenworldskip` scripts, otherwise the `crewrescued() == 6` check won't work properly. I haven't added hooks for Intermission 1 or 2 because you're not really meant to play the intermissions with Violet (but you probably could anyway, there'd just be no dialogue). Oh, and the pre-Final Level cutscene expects the player to already be hidden before it starts playing, but if you rescue Violet last the player is still visible, so I've fixed that. But there still ends up being two Violets, so I'll probably replace it with a special cutscene later that's not so nonsensical.
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"missing(purple)", //Set violet's rescue script to 0 to make the next bit easier
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gotoroom(4,10)",
"gotoposition(100,177,0)",
"createcrewman(150,177,purple,0,faceleft)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//set all the crew as rescued to avoid companion issues!
Fix unwinnable save from rescuing Violet out of order You're intended to rescue Violet first, and not second, third, or fourth, and especially not last. If you rescue her second, third, or fourth, your crewmate progress will be reset, but you won't be able to re-rescue them again. This is because Vitellary, Verdigris, Victoria, and Vermilion will be temporarily marked as rescued during the `bigopenworld` cutscene, so duplicate versions of them don't spawn during the cutscene, and then will be marked as missing later to undo it. This first issue can be trivially fixed by simply toggling flags to prevent duplicates of them from spawning during the cutscene instead of fiddling with their rescue statuses. However, there is still another issue. If you rescue Violet last, then you won't be warped to the Final Level, meaning you can't properly complete the game. This can be fixed by adding a `crewrescued() == 6` check to the Space Station 1 Level Complete cutscene. There is additionally a temporary unrescuing of Violet so she doesn't get duplicated during the `bigopenworld` cutscene, and I've had to move that to the start of the `bigopenworld` and `bigopenworldskip` scripts, otherwise the `crewrescued() == 6` check won't work properly. I haven't added hooks for Intermission 1 or 2 because you're not really meant to play the intermissions with Violet (but you probably could anyway, there'd just be no dialogue). Oh, and the pre-Final Level cutscene expects the player to already be hidden before it starts playing, but if you rescue Violet last the player is still visible, so I've fixed that. But there still ends up being two Violets, so I'll probably replace it with a special cutscene later that's not so nonsensical.
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"flag(8,on)",
"flag(9,on)",
"flag(10,on)",
"flag(11,on)",
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
"delay(15)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"So, Doctor - have you any",
"idea what caused the crash?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,3)",
"There's some sort of bizarre",
"signal here that's interfering",
"with our equipment...",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,3)",
"It caused the ship to lose",
"its quantum position, collapsing",
"us into this dimension!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Oh no!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"But I think we should be able to fix",
"the ship and get out of here...",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"... as long as we can",
"find the rest of the crew.",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//Cut to Red
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadeout()",
"untilfade()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"changeplayercolour(red)",
"gotoroom(10,4)",
"gotoposition(200,185,0)",
"hideplayer()",
"createcrewman(200,185,red,1,panic)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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//"walk(right,10)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,60,40,2)",
"We really don't know anything",
"about this place...",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//Cut to Green
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadeout()",
"untilfade()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"showplayer()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"changeplayercolour(green)",
"gotoroom(13,0)",
"gotoposition(143,20,0)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,40,30,2)",
"Our friends could be anywhere - they",
"could be lost, or in danger!",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//Cut to Blue
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadeout()",
"untilfade()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"changeplayercolour(blue)",
"gotoroom(3,4)",
"gotoposition(190,177,0)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(player)",
"text(player,10,60,1)",
"Can they teleport back here?",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,50,80,2)",
"Not unless they find some way",
"to communicate with us!",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,30,100,3)",
"We can't pick up their signal and",
"they can't teleport here unless",
"they know where the ship is...",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//Cut to Yellow
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadeout()",
"untilfade()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"changeplayercolour(yellow)",
"gotoroom(15,9)",
Fix mixed indentation in Scripts.cpp Only 3 lines, which is really impressive and the lowest amount of mixed indentation so far.
2020-04-02 23:24:40 +02:00
//(6*8)-21
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gotoposition(300,27,0)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"hideplayer()",
"createcrewman(280,25,yellow,1,panic)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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//"hascontrol()",
//"walk(left,4)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(player)",
"text(player,25,60,1)",
"So what do we do?",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,80,125,4)",
"We need to find them! Head",
"out into the dimension and",
"look for anywhere they might",
"have ended up...",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//Back to ship
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadeout()",
"untilfade()",
"showplayer()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Fix unwinnable save from rescuing Violet out of order You're intended to rescue Violet first, and not second, third, or fourth, and especially not last. If you rescue her second, third, or fourth, your crewmate progress will be reset, but you won't be able to re-rescue them again. This is because Vitellary, Verdigris, Victoria, and Vermilion will be temporarily marked as rescued during the `bigopenworld` cutscene, so duplicate versions of them don't spawn during the cutscene, and then will be marked as missing later to undo it. This first issue can be trivially fixed by simply toggling flags to prevent duplicates of them from spawning during the cutscene instead of fiddling with their rescue statuses. However, there is still another issue. If you rescue Violet last, then you won't be warped to the Final Level, meaning you can't properly complete the game. This can be fixed by adding a `crewrescued() == 6` check to the Space Station 1 Level Complete cutscene. There is additionally a temporary unrescuing of Violet so she doesn't get duplicated during the `bigopenworld` cutscene, and I've had to move that to the start of the `bigopenworld` and `bigopenworldskip` scripts, otherwise the `crewrescued() == 6` check won't work properly. I haven't added hooks for Intermission 1 or 2 because you're not really meant to play the intermissions with Violet (but you probably could anyway, there'd just be no dialogue). Oh, and the pre-Final Level cutscene expects the player to already be hidden before it starts playing, but if you rescue Violet last the player is still visible, so I've fixed that. But there still ends up being two Violets, so I'll probably replace it with a special cutscene later that's not so nonsensical.
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"flag(8,off)",
"flag(9,off)",
"flag(10,off)",
"flag(11,off)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"changeplayercolour(cyan)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"gotoroom(4,10)",
"gotoposition(90,177,0)",
"walk(right,2)",
"createcrewman(150,177,purple,0,faceleft)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Ok! Where do we start?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"Well, I've been trying to find",
"them with the ship's scanners!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"It's not working, but I did",
"find something...",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"hidecoordinates(10,4)",
"hidecoordinates(13,0)",
"hidecoordinates(3,4)",
"hidecoordinates(15,9)",
"showteleporters()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
//Cut to map
//add map mode here and wrap up...
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gamemode(teleporter)",
"delay(20)",
"squeak(terminal)",
"showtargets()",
"delay(10)",
"hidetargets()",
"delay(10)",
"showtargets()",
"delay(10)",
"hidetargets()",
"delay(10)",
"showtargets()",
"delay(20)",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,25,205,2)",
"These points show up on our scans",
"as having high energy patterns!",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,35,185,4)",
"There's a good chance they're",
"teleporters - which means",
"they're probably built near",
"something important...",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,25,205,2)",
"They could be a very good",
"place to start looking.",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(20)",
"gamemode(game)",
"delay(20)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
//And finally, back to the ship!
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"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"Ok! I'll head out and see",
"what I can find!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"I'll be right here if",
"you need any help!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"rescued(purple)",
"play(4)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"hascontrol()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"createactivityzone(purple)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "bigopenworldskip") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Fix unwinnable save from rescuing Violet out of order You're intended to rescue Violet first, and not second, third, or fourth, and especially not last. If you rescue her second, third, or fourth, your crewmate progress will be reset, but you won't be able to re-rescue them again. This is because Vitellary, Verdigris, Victoria, and Vermilion will be temporarily marked as rescued during the `bigopenworld` cutscene, so duplicate versions of them don't spawn during the cutscene, and then will be marked as missing later to undo it. This first issue can be trivially fixed by simply toggling flags to prevent duplicates of them from spawning during the cutscene instead of fiddling with their rescue statuses. However, there is still another issue. If you rescue Violet last, then you won't be warped to the Final Level, meaning you can't properly complete the game. This can be fixed by adding a `crewrescued() == 6` check to the Space Station 1 Level Complete cutscene. There is additionally a temporary unrescuing of Violet so she doesn't get duplicated during the `bigopenworld` cutscene, and I've had to move that to the start of the `bigopenworld` and `bigopenworldskip` scripts, otherwise the `crewrescued() == 6` check won't work properly. I haven't added hooks for Intermission 1 or 2 because you're not really meant to play the intermissions with Violet (but you probably could anyway, there'd just be no dialogue). Oh, and the pre-Final Level cutscene expects the player to already be hidden before it starts playing, but if you rescue Violet last the player is still visible, so I've fixed that. But there still ends up being two Violets, so I'll probably replace it with a special cutscene later that's not so nonsensical.
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"missing(purple)",
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gotoroom(4,10)",
"gotoposition(100,177,0)",
"createcrewman(150,177,purple,0,faceleft)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"hidecoordinates(10,4)",
"hidecoordinates(13,0)",
"hidecoordinates(3,4)",
"hidecoordinates(15,9)",
"showteleporters()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
//Cut to map
//add map mode here and wrap up...
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gamemode(teleporter)",
"delay(20)",
"squeak(terminal)",
"showtargets()",
"delay(10)",
"hidetargets()",
"delay(10)",
"showtargets()",
"delay(10)",
"hidetargets()",
"delay(10)",
"showtargets()",
"delay(20)",
"gamemode(game)",
"delay(20)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
//And finally, back to the ship!
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"I'll be right here if",
"you need any help!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"rescued(purple)",
"play(4)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"hascontrol()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"createactivityzone(purple)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "rescueblue") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"ifskip(skipblue)",
"cutscene()",
"tofloor()",
"changeai(blue,followplayer)",
"untilbars()",
"rescued(blue)",
"squeak(blue)",
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"Oh no! Captain! Are you",
"stuck here too?",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"It's ok - I'm here to rescue you!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Let me explain everything...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"fadeout()",
"untilfade()",
"delay(30)",
"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
"squeak(cry)",
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"What? I didn't understand",
"any of that!",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Oh... well, don't worry.",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"Follow me! Everything",
"will be alright!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"changemood(blue,0)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Sniff... Really?",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Ok then!",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"companion(8)",
"setcheckpoint()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "skipblue") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"changeai(blue,followplayer)",
"squeak(blue)",
"changemood(blue,0)",
"companion(8)",
"rescued(blue)",
"setcheckpoint()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "rescueyellow") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"ifskip(skipyellow)",
"cutscene()",
"changeai(yellow,followplayer)",
"changetile(yellow,6)",
"untilbars()",
"rescued(yellow)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"Ah, Viridian! You got off",
"the ship alright too? ",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"It's good to see you're",
"alright, Professor!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"Is the ship ok?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"It's badly damaged, but Violet's",
"been working on fixing it.",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"We could really use your help...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"fadeout()",
"untilfade()",
"delay(30)",
"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"Ah, of course!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,4)",
"The background interference",
"in this dimension prevented",
"the ship from finding a",
"teleporter when we crashed!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"We've all been teleported",
"to different locations!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Er, that sounds about right!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"Let's get back to",
"the ship, then!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"After you, Captain!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"companion(7)",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "skipyellow") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"changeai(yellow,followplayer)",
"changetile(yellow,6)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"rescued(yellow)",
"companion(7)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "rescuegreen") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"ifskip(skipgreen)",
"cutscene()",
"tofloor()",
"changemood(green,0)",
"untilbars()",
"rescued(green)",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"Captain! I've been so worried!",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Chief Verdigris! You're ok!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(green,1)",
"text(green,0,0,2)",
"I've been trying to get out, but",
"I keep going around in circles...",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"I've come from the ship. I'm here",
"to teleport you back to it.",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,2)",
"Is everyone else",
"alright? Is Violet...",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"She's fine - she's back on the ship!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(green)",
"changemood(green,0)",
"text(green,0,0,2)",
"Oh! Great - Let's",
"get going, then!",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"companion(6)",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"changeai(green,followplayer)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "skipgreen") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"changeai(green,followplayer)",
"squeak(green)",
"rescued(green)",
"changemood(green,0)",
"companion(6)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "rescuered") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"ifskip(skipred)",
"cutscene()",
"tofloor()",
"changemood(red,0)",
"untilbars()",
"rescued(red)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"Captain!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,3)",
"Am I ever glad to see you!",
"I thought I was the only",
"one to escape the ship...",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Vermilion! I knew you'd be ok!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"So, what's the situation?",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"fadeout()",
"untilfade()",
"delay(30)",
"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"I see! Well, we'd better",
"get back then.",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"There's a teleporter",
"in the next room.",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"companion(9)",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"changeai(red,followplayer)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "skipred") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"changeai(red,followplayer)",
"squeak(red)",
"rescued(red)",
"changemood(red,0)",
"companion(9)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "startexpolevel_station1") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//For the Eurogamer EXPO! Scrap later.
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadeout()",
"musicfadeout()",
"untilfade()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"resetgame",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"gotoroom(4,10)",
"gotoposition(232,113,0)",
"setcheckpoint()",
"changedir(player,1)",
"fadein()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"play(5)",
"loadscript(intro)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "startexpolevel_lab") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//For the Eurogamer EXPO! Scrap later.
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadeout()",
"musicfadeout()",
"untilfade()",
"delay(30)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"resetgame",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gotoroom(2,16)",
"gotoposition(58,193,0)",
"setcheckpoint()",
"changedir(player,1)",
"fadein()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"stopmusic()",
"play(3)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "startexpolevel_warp") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//For the Eurogamer EXPO! Scrap later.
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadeout()",
"musicfadeout()",
"untilfade()",
"delay(30)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"resetgame",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gotoroom(14,1)",
"gotoposition(45,73,0)",
"setcheckpoint()",
"changedir(player,1)",
"fadein()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"stopmusic()",
"play(3)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "startexpolevel_tower") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
//For the Eurogamer EXPO! Scrap later.
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadeout()",
"musicfadeout()",
"untilfade()",
"delay(30)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"resetgame",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gotoroom(8,9)",
"gotoposition(95,193,0)",
"setcheckpoint()",
"changedir(player,1)",
"fadein()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"stopmusic()",
"play(2)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "skipint1") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"finalmode(41,56)",
"gotoposition(52,89,0)",
"changedir(player,1)",
"setcheckpoint()",
"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(9)",
"showplayer()",
"play(8)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"hascontrol()",
"befadein()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "intermission_1") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"ifskip(skipint1)",
"finalmode(41,56)",
"gotoposition(52,89,0)",
"changedir(player,1)",
"setcheckpoint()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(9)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"delay(35)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(9)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"delay(25)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(10)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"showplayer()",
"play(8)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"befadein()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"iflast(2,int1yellow_1)",
"iflast(3,int1red_1)",
"iflast(4,int1green_1)",
"iflast(5,int1blue_1)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1blue_1") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"delay(45)",
"squeak(cry)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Waaaa!",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
"squeak(blue)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Captain! Are you ok?",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"I'm ok... this...",
"this isn't the ship...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Where are we?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Waaaa!",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"Something's gone wrong... We",
"should look for a way back!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"telesave()",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"gamestate(14)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1blue_2") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Follow me! I'll help you!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(cry)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Promise you won't leave without me!",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"I promise! Don't worry!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"gamestate(11)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1blue_3") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Are you ok down there, Doctor?",
"position(player,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"I wanna go home!",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"Where are we? How did",
"we even get here?",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,4)",
"Well, Violet did say that the",
"interference in the dimension",
"we crashed in was causing",
"problems with the teleporters...",
"position(player,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"I guess something went wrong...",
"position(player,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,3)",
"But if we can find another",
"teleporter, I think we can",
"get back to the ship!",
"position(player,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Sniff...",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1blue_4") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
"squeak(cry)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Captain! Captain! Wait for me!",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"Please don't leave me behind!",
"I don't mean to be a burden!",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"I'm scared!",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"Oh... don't worry Victoria,",
"I'll look after you!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1blue_5") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
"squeak(cry)",
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"We're never going to get",
"out of here, are we?",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"I.. I don't know...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"I don't know where we are or",
"how we're going to get out...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1blue_6") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
"squeak(cry)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"We're going to be lost forever!",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"Ok, come on... Things",
"aren't that bad.",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"I have a feeling that",
"we're nearly home!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"We can't be too far",
"from another teleporter!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"I hope you're right, captain...",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1blue_7") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
"squeak(blue)",
"text(blue,0,0,2",
"Captain! You were right!",
"It's a teleporter!",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"text(player,0,0,3)",
"Phew! You had me worried for a",
"while there... I thought we",
"were never going to find one.",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(blue,1)",
"text(blue,0,0,1",
"What? Really?",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"Anyway, let's go",
"back to the ship.",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"changemood(blue,0)",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1green_1") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"delay(45)",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"Huh? This isn't the ship...",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"face(player,green)",
"face(green,player)",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"Captain! What's going on?",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"I... I don't know!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Where are we?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,3)",
"Uh oh, this isn't good...",
"Something must have gone",
"wrong with the teleporter!",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"changemood(player,0",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Ok... no need to panic!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"changemood(player,0",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Let's look for another teleporter!",
"There's bound to be one around",
"here somewhere!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"telesave()",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"gamestate(14)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
2020-07-05 00:59:21 +02:00
else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1green_2") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Let's go this way!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"After you, Captain!",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"gamestate(11)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1green_3") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,green)",
"face(green,player)",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,2)",
"So Violet's back on the",
"ship? She's really ok?",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"She's fine! She helped",
"me find my way back!",
"position(player,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"Oh, phew! I was worried about her.",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(45)",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"Captain, I have a secret...",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(green,1)",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"I really like Violet!",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Is that so?",
"position(player,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(green)",
"changemood(green,0)",
"text(green,0,0,2)",
"Please promise you",
"won't tell her!",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1green_4") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,green)",
"face(green,player)",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"Hey again!",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Hey!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Are you doing ok?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,3)",
"I think so! I really",
"hope we can find a way",
"back to the ship...",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1green_5") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,green)",
"face(green,player)",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"So, about Violet...",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Um, yeah?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"Do you have any advice?",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Oh!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(45)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Hmm...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Um... you should... be yourself!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(15)",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"Oh.",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(75)",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"Thanks Captain!",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1green_6") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,green)",
"face(green,player)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"So, do you think you'll",
"be able to fix the ship?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,2)",
"Depends on how bad it ",
"is... I think so, though!",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,5)",
"It's not very hard, really. The",
"basic dimensional warping engine",
"design is pretty simple, and if we",
"can get that working we shouldn't",
"have any trouble getting home.",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Oh! Good!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1green_7") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,green)",
"face(green,player)",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"Finally! A teleporter!",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,2)",
"I was getting worried",
"we wouldn't find one...",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Let's head back to the ship!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1red_1") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"Wow! Where are we?",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,3)",
"This... isn't right...",
"Something must have gone",
"wrong with the teleporter!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,3)",
"Oh well... We can work",
"it out when we get",
"back to the ship!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"Let's go exploring!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Ok then!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"telesave()",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"gamestate(14)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1red_2") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Follow me!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"Aye aye, Captain!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"gamestate(11)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1red_3") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"Hey Viridian... how did",
"the crash happen, exactly?",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"Oh, I don't really know -",
"some sort of interference...",
"position(player,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"...or something sciencey like",
"that. It's not really my area.",
"position(player,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,3)",
"Ah! Well, do you think",
"we'll be able to fix",
"the ship and go home?",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Of course! Everything will be ok!",
"position(player,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1red_4") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"Hi again! You doing ok?",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"I think so! But I really want",
"to get back to the ship...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,3)",
"We'll be ok! If we can find",
"a teleporter somewhere we",
"should be able to get back!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1red_5") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"Are we there yet?",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"We're getting closer, I think...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"I hope...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1red_6") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"I wonder where we are, anyway?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,3)",
"This seems different from",
"that dimension we crashed",
"in, somehow...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"I dunno... But we must be",
"close to a teleporter by now...",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
2020-07-05 00:59:21 +02:00
else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1red_7") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"We're there!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"See? I told you! Let's",
"get back to the ship!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1yellow_1") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"Oooh! This is interesting...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"Captain! Have you",
"been here before?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"What? Where are we?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,3)",
"I suspect something deflected",
"our teleporter transmission!",
"This is somewhere new...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Oh no!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"text(player,0,0,3)",
"We should try to find a",
"teleporter and get back",
"to the ship...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"telesave()",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"gamestate(14)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1yellow_2") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Follow me!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"Right behind you, Captain!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"gamestate(11)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1yellow_3") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"What do you make of",
"all this, Professor?",
"position(player,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,4)",
"I'm guessing this dimension",
"has something to do with the",
"interference that caused",
"us to crash!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"Maybe we'll find the",
"cause of it here?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Oh wow! Really?",
"position(player,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,4)",
"Well, it's just a guess.",
"I'll need to get back to",
"the ship before I can do",
"any real tests...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1yellow_4") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"Ohh! What was that?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"What was what?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
Fix Vitellary looking left for one frame in "Now Stay Close To Me..." There's a bug in the cutscene that plays if your companion is Vitellary in the room "Now Stay Close To Me...". The relevant gamestate is gamestate 43, which for Vitellary calls the script `int1yellow_4`. When Vitellary says the text box "That big... C thing! I wonder what it does?", Terry intended for Vitellary to change his facing direction to the left, as you can see with the command `changedir(yellow,0)` in the original scripting. `changedir()` just changes the `dir` attribute of an entity, and a `dir` of 0 means face left and a `dir` of 1 means face right. Then when Vitellary says "Maybe we should take it back to the ship to study it?", Terry intended for him to face rightwards once again, as indicated by the `changedir(yellow,1)` command. Unfortunately, what happens instead is that when Vitellary says the first text box ("That big... C thing! I wonder what it does?"), he turns left for precisely one frame, and then afterwards goes back to facing right. Then the second text box comes around, but he's already facing right. How come? Well, the problem here is that Vitellary's AI for "follow Viridian" is overriding his `dir` attribute. Vitellary's AI says "get close to Viridian", but Vitellary is already close enough to them that he stays put. However, he still turns to face them as part of that AI. To fix that, we need to put him in the AI mode that specifically says to face left, with the command `changeai(yellow,faceleft)`. That way, he no longer has the AI mode of following Viridian, and he will actually look left for the intended duration instead of only looking left for one frame. But then we have another problem. When the cutscene ends, Vitellary no longer follows Viridian. I mean it makes sense - we just placed him in "only face left" mode, not "follow Viridian" mode! And this is not merely a visual problem, because Vitellary is a supercrewmate and the game won't let the player walk off the screen if Vitellary isn't offscreen yet. To fix THAT issue, we'll need to put Vitellary back in "follow Viridian" mode. It turns out that the `changeai()` command was more intended for scripting crewmates (entity type 12), NOT supercrewmates (entity type 14). As such, the command assumes that you'll want state numbers that apply to entity type 12, such as 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14, even though the only one that applies to entity type 14 is state 0, and every other state number just makes it so that the entity doesn't move an inch. And specifying faceleft/faceright is just state number 17. Luckily, we can still pass the raw state number to `changeai()`, we don't have to use its intended names. So I do a `changeai(yellow,0)` to set Vitellary's state number back to 0 when it comes time to make him face right again. As a bonus, I added comments to the changed lines. This is a semi-obtuse method of scripting, so it's always good to clarify.
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"changeai(yellow,faceleft)", // changedir(yellow,0) doesn't work
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"That big... C thing!",
"I wonder what it does?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"Em... I don't really know",
"how to answer that question...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"text(player,0,0,3)",
"It's probably best not",
"to acknowledge that",
"it's there at all.",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
Fix Vitellary looking left for one frame in "Now Stay Close To Me..." There's a bug in the cutscene that plays if your companion is Vitellary in the room "Now Stay Close To Me...". The relevant gamestate is gamestate 43, which for Vitellary calls the script `int1yellow_4`. When Vitellary says the text box "That big... C thing! I wonder what it does?", Terry intended for Vitellary to change his facing direction to the left, as you can see with the command `changedir(yellow,0)` in the original scripting. `changedir()` just changes the `dir` attribute of an entity, and a `dir` of 0 means face left and a `dir` of 1 means face right. Then when Vitellary says "Maybe we should take it back to the ship to study it?", Terry intended for him to face rightwards once again, as indicated by the `changedir(yellow,1)` command. Unfortunately, what happens instead is that when Vitellary says the first text box ("That big... C thing! I wonder what it does?"), he turns left for precisely one frame, and then afterwards goes back to facing right. Then the second text box comes around, but he's already facing right. How come? Well, the problem here is that Vitellary's AI for "follow Viridian" is overriding his `dir` attribute. Vitellary's AI says "get close to Viridian", but Vitellary is already close enough to them that he stays put. However, he still turns to face them as part of that AI. To fix that, we need to put him in the AI mode that specifically says to face left, with the command `changeai(yellow,faceleft)`. That way, he no longer has the AI mode of following Viridian, and he will actually look left for the intended duration instead of only looking left for one frame. But then we have another problem. When the cutscene ends, Vitellary no longer follows Viridian. I mean it makes sense - we just placed him in "only face left" mode, not "follow Viridian" mode! And this is not merely a visual problem, because Vitellary is a supercrewmate and the game won't let the player walk off the screen if Vitellary isn't offscreen yet. To fix THAT issue, we'll need to put Vitellary back in "follow Viridian" mode. It turns out that the `changeai()` command was more intended for scripting crewmates (entity type 12), NOT supercrewmates (entity type 14). As such, the command assumes that you'll want state numbers that apply to entity type 12, such as 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14, even though the only one that applies to entity type 14 is state 0, and every other state number just makes it so that the entity doesn't move an inch. And specifying faceleft/faceright is just state number 17. Luckily, we can still pass the raw state number to `changeai()`, we don't have to use its intended names. So I do a `changeai(yellow,0)` to set Vitellary's state number back to 0 when it comes time to make him face right again. As a bonus, I added comments to the changed lines. This is a semi-obtuse method of scripting, so it's always good to clarify.
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"changeai(yellow,0)", // Make him face right again
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"Maybe we should take it back",
"to the ship to study it?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,3)",
"We really shouldn't think",
"about it too much... Let's",
"keep moving!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1yellow_5") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,3)",
"You know, there's",
"something really odd",
"about this dimension...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Yeah?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"changedir(yellow,0)",
"text(yellow,0,0,3)",
"We shouldn't really be able",
"to move between dimensions",
"with a regular teleporter...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"changedir(yellow,0)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"Maybe this isn't a proper",
"dimension at all?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"changedir(yellow,0)",
"text(yellow,0,0,4)",
"Maybe it's some kind of",
"polar dimension? Something",
"artificially created for",
"some reason?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"changedir(yellow,1)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"I can't wait to get back to the",
"ship. I have a lot of tests to run!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1yellow_6") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,3)",
"I wonder if there's anything",
"else in this dimension",
"worth exploring?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,3)",
"Maybe... but we should probably",
"just focus on finding the rest",
"of the crew for now...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int1yellow_7") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"At last!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"Let's go back to the ship!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "skipint2") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"finalmode(53,49)",
"gotoposition(228,129,0)",
"changedir(player,1)",
"setcheckpoint()",
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(10)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"showplayer()",
"play(8)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"hascontrol()",
"befadein()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "intermission_2") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"ifskip(skipint2)",
"finalmode(53,49)",
"gotoposition(228,129,0)",
"changedir(player,1)",
"setcheckpoint()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(9)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"delay(35)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(9)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"delay(25)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(10)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"showplayer()",
"play(8)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"befadein()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Uh oh...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(player)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Not again!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"iflast(2,int2intro_yellow)",
"iflast(3,int2intro_red)",
"iflast(4,int2intro_green)",
"iflast(5,int2intro_blue)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int2intro_yellow") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(cry)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Vitellary? Where are you?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(10)",
"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"changedir(player,0)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"createcrewman(150,-20,yellow,1,17,1)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(cry)",
"text(yellow,170,50,1)",
"Captain!",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(player)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Hang on! I'll save you!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"endtext",
"telesave()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int2intro_red") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(cry)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Vermilion? Where are you?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(10)",
"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"changedir(player,0)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"createcrewman(150,-20,red,0,17,1)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,170,50,1)",
"Wheeeee!",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(player)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Hang on! I'll save you!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"endtext",
"telesave()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
2020-07-05 00:59:21 +02:00
else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int2intro_green") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(cry)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Verdigris? Where are you?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(10)",
"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"changedir(player,0)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"createcrewman(150,-20,green,1,17,1)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(cry)",
"text(green,170,50,1)",
"Aaagghh!",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(player)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Hang on! I'll save you!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"endtext",
"telesave()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
2020-07-05 00:59:21 +02:00
else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int2intro_blue") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(cry)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Victoria? Where are you?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(10)",
"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"changedir(player,0)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"createcrewman(150,-20,blue,1,17,1)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(cry)",
"text(blue,170,50,1)",
"Help!",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"delay(15)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(player)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Hang on! I'll save you!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"endtext",
"telesave()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int2_yellow") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"ifskip(skipint2yellow)",
"cutscene()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"tofloor()",
"changeai(yellow,followplayer)",
"untilbars()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"That was interesting, wasn't it?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"I feel dizzy...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"changemood(player,0)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"companion(10)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "skipint2yellow") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(yellow)",
"companion(10)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int2_red") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"ifskip(skipint2red)",
"cutscene()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"tofloor()",
"changeai(red,followplayer)",
"untilbars()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"Again! Let's go again!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"I feel dizzy...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"changemood(player,0)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"companion(10)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
2020-07-05 00:59:21 +02:00
else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "skipint2red") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(red)",
"companion(10)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
2020-07-05 00:59:21 +02:00
else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int2_green") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"ifskip(skipint2green)",
"cutscene()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"tofloor()",
"changeai(green,followplayer)",
"untilbars()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"Phew! You're ok!",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"I feel dizzy...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"changemood(player,0)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"companion(10)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
2020-07-05 00:59:21 +02:00
else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "skipint2green") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(green)",
"companion(10)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
2020-07-05 00:59:21 +02:00
else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "int2_blue") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"ifskip(skipint2blue)",
"cutscene()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"tofloor()",
"changeai(blue,followplayer)",
"untilbars()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(cry)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"I think I'm going to be sick...",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"I feel dizzy...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"changemood(player,0)",
"changemood(blue,0)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"companion(10)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
2020-07-05 00:59:21 +02:00
else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "skipint2blue") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(blue)",
"companion(10)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "startexpolevel_station2") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
//For the Eurogamer EXPO! Scrap later.
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadeout()",
"musicfadeout()",
"untilfade()",
"delay(30)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"resetgame",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"gotoroom(12,14)",
"gotoposition(126,38,1)",
"setcheckpoint()",
"changedir(player,0)",
"fadein()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"stopmusic()",
"play(1)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "finallevel_teleporter") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"delay(10)",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"Welcome back!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(30)",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"...",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"Um, where's Captain Viridian?",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(30)",
"walk(left,3)",
"delay(60)",
"everybodysad()",
"squeak(cry)",
"delay(30)",
"fadeout()",
"untilfade()",
"changemood(player,0)",
"musicfadeout()",
"finalmode(46,54)",
"gotoposition(101,113,0)",
"setcheckpoint()",
"changedir(player,1)",
"restoreplayercolour",
"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
"delay(15)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"... Hello?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Is anyone there?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"missing(player)",
//"squeak(cry)",
//"changemood(player,1)",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"play(15)",
"telesave()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "skipfinal") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"finalmode(46,54)",
"gotoposition(101,113,0)",
"setcheckpoint()",
"changedir(player,1)",
"restoreplayercolour",
"showplayer()",
"hascontrol()",
"missing(player)",
"play(15)",
"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "startlevel_final") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"ifskip(skipfinal)",
Fix unwinnable save from rescuing Violet out of order You're intended to rescue Violet first, and not second, third, or fourth, and especially not last. If you rescue her second, third, or fourth, your crewmate progress will be reset, but you won't be able to re-rescue them again. This is because Vitellary, Verdigris, Victoria, and Vermilion will be temporarily marked as rescued during the `bigopenworld` cutscene, so duplicate versions of them don't spawn during the cutscene, and then will be marked as missing later to undo it. This first issue can be trivially fixed by simply toggling flags to prevent duplicates of them from spawning during the cutscene instead of fiddling with their rescue statuses. However, there is still another issue. If you rescue Violet last, then you won't be warped to the Final Level, meaning you can't properly complete the game. This can be fixed by adding a `crewrescued() == 6` check to the Space Station 1 Level Complete cutscene. There is additionally a temporary unrescuing of Violet so she doesn't get duplicated during the `bigopenworld` cutscene, and I've had to move that to the start of the `bigopenworld` and `bigopenworldskip` scripts, otherwise the `crewrescued() == 6` check won't work properly. I haven't added hooks for Intermission 1 or 2 because you're not really meant to play the intermissions with Violet (but you probably could anyway, there'd just be no dialogue). Oh, and the pre-Final Level cutscene expects the player to already be hidden before it starts playing, but if you rescue Violet last the player is still visible, so I've fixed that. But there still ends up being two Violets, so I'll probably replace it with a special cutscene later that's not so nonsensical.
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"hideplayer()",
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"activeteleporter()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"stopmusic()",
"play(5)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gotoroom(2,11)",
"gotoposition(160,120,0)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"createcrewman(190,153,purple,0,faceleft)",
"createrescuedcrew()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
"gamestate(4070)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "regularreturn") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"activeteleporter()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"stopmusic()",
"play(4)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gotoroom(2,11)",
"gotoposition(160,120,0)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"createlastrescued()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
"endcutscene()",
"setcheckpoint()",
"gamestate(4010)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "returntohub") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
//For the Eurogamer EXPO! Scrap later.
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"fadeout()",
"musicfadeout()",
"untilfade()",
"delay(30)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"resetgame",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gotoroom(7,8)",
"gotoposition(145,145,0)",
"setcheckpoint()",
"changedir(player,0)",
"fadein()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"stopmusic()",
"play(4)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "resetgame") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
//For the Eurogamer EXPO! Scrap later.
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"resetgame",
"gotoroom(4,6)",
"fadein()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkred") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"redcontrol",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkyellow") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"yellowcontrol",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkgreen") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"greencontrol",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkblue") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"bluecontrol",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkpurple") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"purplecontrol",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkred_1") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"Don't worry, Sir!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"We'll find a way",
"out of here!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(red)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkred_2") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"I hope Victoria is ok...",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"She doesn't handle",
"surprises very well...",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(red)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkred_3") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,3)",
"I don't know how we're",
"going to get this ship",
"working again!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"Chief Verdigris would",
"know what to do...",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(red)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkred_4") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"I wonder what caused",
"the ship to crash here?",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,3)",
"It's the shame the Professor",
"isn't here, huh? I'm sure he",
"could work it out!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(red)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkred_5") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"It's great to be back!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"I can't wait to help you",
"find the rest of the crew!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"It'll be like old",
"times, huh, Captain?",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(red)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkred_6") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"It's good to have",
"Victoria back with us.",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"She really seems happy to",
"get back to work in her lab!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(red)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkred_7") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,3)",
"I think I saw Verdigris",
"working on the outside",
"of the ship!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(red)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkred_8") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"You found Professor",
"Vitellary! All right!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"We'll have this interference",
"thing worked out in no time now!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(red)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkred_9") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"That other dimension was",
"really strange, wasn't it?",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"I wonder what caused the",
"teleporter to send us there?",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(red)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkred_10") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"Heya Captain!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"This way looks a little",
"dangerous...",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(red)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkred_11") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"I'm helping!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(red)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkred_12") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"Hey Captain!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,3)",
"I found something interesting",
"around here - the same warp",
"signature I saw when I landed!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"Someone from the ship",
"must be nearby...",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(red)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
2020-07-05 00:59:21 +02:00
else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkred_13") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"This dimension is pretty",
"exciting, isn't it?",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"I wonder what we'll find?",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(red)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
2020-07-05 00:59:21 +02:00
else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkred_14") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,red)",
"face(red,player)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"Look what I found!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"It's pretty hard, I can only",
"last for about 10 seconds...",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(red)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkyellow_1") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"I'm making some fascinating",
"discoveries, captain!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(yellow)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkyellow_2") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,3)",
"This isn't like any",
"other dimension we've",
"been to, Captain.",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"There's something strange",
"about this place...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(yellow)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkyellow_3") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,3)",
"Captain, have you noticed",
"that this dimension seems",
"to wrap around?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Yeah, it's strange...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(yellow,1)",
"text(yellow,0,0,3)",
"It looks like this dimension",
"is having the same stability",
"problems as our own!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"I hope we're not the",
"ones causing it...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"What? Do you think we might be?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"changemood(yellow,0)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"No no... that's very",
"unlikely, really...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(yellow)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkyellow_4") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,4)",
"My guess is that whoever used",
"to live here was experimenting",
"with ways to stop the dimension",
"from collapsing.",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"It would explain why they've",
"wrapped the edges...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"Hey, maybe that's what's",
"causing the interference?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(yellow)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkyellow_5") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"I wonder where the people who",
"used to live here have gone?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(yellow)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkyellow_6") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,3)",
"I think it's no coincidence",
"that the teleporter was drawn",
"to that dimension...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,4)",
"There's something there. I",
"think it might be causing the",
"interference that's stopping",
"us from leaving...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(yellow)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkyellow_7") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
//Vertigris is back
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"I'm glad Verdigris is alright.",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,3)",
"It'll be a lot easier to find",
"some way out of here now that",
"we can get the ship working again!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(yellow)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkyellow_8") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
//Victoria is back
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"Ah, you've found Doctor",
"Victoria? Excellent!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"I have lots of questions for her!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(yellow)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkyellow_9") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
//Vermilion is back
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,3)",
"Vermilion says that he",
"was trapped in some",
"sort of tunnel?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"Yeah, it just seemed to",
"keep going and going...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"Interesting... I wonder",
"why it was built?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(yellow)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkyellow_10") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
//Back on the ship!
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"It's good to be back!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"I've got so much work",
"to catch up on...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(yellow)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkyellow_11") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
//Game Complete
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,3)",
"I know it's probably a little",
"dangerous to stay here now that",
"this dimension is collapsing...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"...but it's so rare to find",
"somewhere this interesting!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"Maybe we'll find the answers",
"to our own problems here?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(yellow)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkyellow_12") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"Captain! Have you seen this?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,3)",
"With their research and ours,",
"we should be able to stabilise",
"our own dimension!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"We're saved!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(yellow)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkgreen_1") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,green)",
"face(green,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"I'm an engineer!",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(green)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkgreen_2") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,green)",
"face(green,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,3)",
"I think I can get this ship",
"moving again, but it's going",
"to take a while...",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(green)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkgreen_3") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,green)",
"face(green,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,3)",
"Victoria mentioned something",
"about a lab? I wonder if she",
"found anything down there?",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(green)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkgreen_4") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,green)",
"face(green,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"Vermilion's back! Yey!",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(green)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkgreen_5") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,green)",
"face(green,player)",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,3)",
"The Professor had lots of",
"questions about this",
"dimension for me...",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,2)",
"We still don't really know",
"that much, though.",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,3)",
"Until we work out what's",
"causing that interference,",
"we can't go anywhere.",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(green)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkgreen_6") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,green)",
"face(green,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,2)",
"I'm so glad that",
"Violet's alright!",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(green)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkgreen_7") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,green)",
"face(green,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,3)",
"That other dimension we ended",
"up in must be related to this",
"one, somehow...",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(green)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkgreen_8") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,green)",
"face(green,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(cry)",
"text(green,0,0,3)",
"The antenna's broken!",
"This is going to be",
"very hard to fix...",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(green)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkgreen_9") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,green)",
"face(green,player)",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,2)",
"It looks like we were warped",
"into solid rock when we crashed!",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,2)",
"Hmm. It's going to be hard",
"to separate from this...",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(green)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkgreen_10") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,green)",
"face(green,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,2)",
"The ship's all fixed up. We",
"can leave at a moment's notice!",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(green)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
2020-07-05 00:59:21 +02:00
else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkgreen_11") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,green)",
"face(green,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,3)",
"I wonder why they abandoned this",
"dimension? They were so close to",
"working out how to fix it...",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,2)",
"Maybe we can fix it for them?",
"Maybe they'll come back?",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(green)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
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if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkpurple_1") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,purple)",
"face(purple,player)",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(purple,1)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"... I hope Verdigris is alright.",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"changemood(purple,0)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"If you can find him, he'd be a",
"a big help fixing the ship!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(purple)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkpurple_2") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,purple)",
"face(purple,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"Chief Verdigris is so brave",
"and ever so smart!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(purple)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkpurple_3") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,purple)",
"face(purple,player)",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"Are you doing ok, Captain?",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,0)",
"specialline(1)",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"Oh - well, don't worry,",
"they'll show up!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"changemood(player,0)",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"Here! Have a lollipop!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(purple)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkpurple_4") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,purple)",
"face(purple,player)",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"Welcome back, Captain!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"I think Victoria is quite happy",
"to be back on the ship.",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"She really doesn't like adventuring.",
"She gets very homesick!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(purple)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkpurple_5") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,purple)",
"face(purple,player)",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"Vermilion called in",
"to say hello!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"He's really looking forward",
"specialline(2)",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(purple)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkpurple_6") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,purple)",
"face(purple,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"Captain! You found Verdigris!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"Thank you so much!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(purple)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkpurple_7") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,purple)",
"face(purple,player)",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"I'm glad Professor",
"Vitellary is ok!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"He had lots of questions",
"for me about this dimension.",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"He's already gotten to",
"work with his research!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(purple)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkpurple_8") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,purple)",
"face(purple,player)",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,4)",
"Hey Captain! Now that you've turned",
"off the source of the interference,",
"we can warp everyone back to the",
"ship instantly, if we need to!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,3)",
"Any time you want to come back",
"to the ship, just select the",
"new SHIP option in your menu!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(purple)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkpurple_9") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,purple)",
"face(purple,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,3)",
"Look at all this research!",
"This is going to be a big",
"help back home!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(purple)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkpurple_intermission1") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,purple)",
"face(purple,player)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,3)",
"Doctor, something strange",
"happened when we teleported",
"back to the ship...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"We got lost in another dimension!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(purple,1)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"Oh no!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"changemood(purple,0)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"text(purple,0,0,3)",
"Maybe that dimension has something",
"to do with the interference that",
"caused us to crash here?",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"I'll look into it...",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(purple)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkpurple_intermission2") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,purple)",
"face(purple,player)",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Doctor! Doctor! It happened again!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"The teleporter brought us",
"to that weird dimension...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"changemood(purple,0)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"Hmm, there's definitely",
"something strange happening...",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"If only we could find the",
"source of that interference!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(purple)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkpurple_intermission3") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
2020-05-18 19:37:00 +02:00
"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,purple)",
"face(purple,player)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,3)",
"Doctor, something strange has",
"been happening when we teleport",
"back to the ship...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"We keep getting brought to",
"another weird dimension!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(purple,1)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"Oh no!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"changemood(purple,0)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"text(purple,0,0,3)",
"Maybe that dimension has something",
"to do with the interference that",
"caused us to crash here?",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"changemood(purple,0)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"Hmm, there's definitely",
"something strange happening...",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"If only we could find the",
"source of that interference!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(purple)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkpurple_intro") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,purple)",
"face(purple,player)",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"I'm feeling a bit",
"overwhelmed, Doctor.",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Where do I begin?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"Remember that you can press ENTER",
"to check where you are on the map!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"Look for areas where the rest",
"of the crew might be...",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"If you get lost, you can get back",
"to the ship from any teleporter.",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"And don't worry!",
"We'll find everyone!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(30)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"Everything will be ok!",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(purple)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkblue_1") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Any signs of Professor Vitellary?",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Sorry, not yet...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changetile(blue,150)", //upside down frown :(
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"I hope he's ok...",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(blue)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkblue_2") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"Thanks so much for",
"saving me, Captain!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(blue)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkblue_3") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"I'm so glad to be back!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changetile(blue,150)", //upside down frown :(
"text(blue,0,0,3)",
"That lab was so dark",
"and scary! I didn't",
"like it at all...",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(blue)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkblue_4") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"Vitellary's back? I",
"knew you'd find him!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"I mean, I admit I was very",
"worried that you wouldn't...",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changetile(blue,150)", //upside down frown :(
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"or that something might",
"have happened to him...",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"sniff...",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(30)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Doctor Victoria? He's ok!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changetile(blue,150)", //upside down frown :(
"text(blue,0,0,3)",
"Oh! Sorry! I was just",
"thinking about what",
"if he wasn't?",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(30)",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Thank you, Captain!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(blue)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkblue_5") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"You found Vermilion! Great!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"I wish he wasn't",
"so reckless!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changetile(blue,150)", //upside down frown :(
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"He'll get himself",
"into trouble...",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(blue)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkblue_6") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"Verdigris is ok! Violet",
"will be so happy!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"I'm happy!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(30)",
"squeak(cry)",
"changetile(blue,150)", //upside down frown :(
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Though I was very worried...",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(blue)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkblue_7") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
"squeak(cry)",
"changetile(blue,150)", //upside down frown :(
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"Why did the teleporter send",
"us to that scary dimension?",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,150)", //upside down frown :(
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"What happened?",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"I don't know, Doctor...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changetile(blue,150)", //upside down frown :(
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Why?",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(blue)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkblue_8") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Heya Captain!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,3)",
"Are you going to try",
"and find the rest of",
"these shiny things?",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(blue)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkblue_9") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
"squeak(blue)",
"text(blue,0,0,3)",
"This lab is amazing! The scientists",
"who worked here know a lot more",
"about warp technology than we do!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(blue)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkblue_trinket1") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"Hey Captain, I found",
"this in that lab...",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
2020-01-01 21:29:24 +01:00
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"endtext",
"delay(30)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//found a trinket!
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"foundtrinket(18)",
"endtext",
//"musicfadein",
"trinketscriptmusic",
"delay(30)",
"createentity(136,80,22,18,0)",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Any idea what it does?",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Sorry, I don't know!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"They seem important, though...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"Maybe something will happen",
"if we find them all?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(blue)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkblue_trinket2") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,3)",
"Captain! Come have a",
"look at what I've",
"been working on!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,3)",
"It looks like these shiny",
"things are giving off a",
"strange energy reading!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"So I analysed it...",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"trinketbluecontrol()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkblue_trinket3") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
//If you missed the first conversation
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,3)",
"Captain! Come have a",
"look at what I've",
"been working on!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"I found this in that lab...",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(30)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//found a trinket!
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"foundtrinket(18)",
"endtext",
//"musicfadein",
"trinketscriptmusic",
"delay(30)",
"createentity(136,80,22,18,0)",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,3)",
"It seemed to be",
"giving off a weird",
"energy reading...",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"So I analysed it...",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"trinketbluecontrol()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkblue_trinket4") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"hidetrinkets()",
"endtextfast",
"delay(10)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//add map mode here and wrap up...
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gamemode(teleporter)",
"delay(20)",
"squeak(blue)",
"text(blue,50,15,2)",
"...and I was able to find more",
"of them with the ship's scanner!",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"squeak(terminal)",
"showtrinkets()",
"delay(10)",
"hidetrinkets()",
"delay(10)",
"showtrinkets()",
"delay(10)",
"hidetrinkets()",
"delay(10)",
"showtrinkets()",
"delay(75)",
"gamemode(game)",
"delay(20)",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,3)",
"If you get a chance, it",
"might be worth finding",
"the rest of them!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changetile(blue,150)", //upside down frown :(
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"Don't put yourself in",
"any danger, though!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(blue)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkblue_trinket5") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,3)",
"...but it looks like you've",
"already found all of them",
"in this dimension!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Oh? Really?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"Yeah, well done! That",
"can't have been easy!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(blue)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkblue_trinket6") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
2020-05-29 18:42:12 +02:00
static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,3)",
"...and they're related.",
"They're all a part of",
"something bigger!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Oh? Really?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,4)",
"Yeah! There seem to be",
"twenty variations of",
"the fundamental energy",
"signature...",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Wait...",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"Does that mean you've",
"found all of them?",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"loadscript(startepilogue)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkyellow_trinket1") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,yellow)",
"face(yellow,player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"Captain! I've been meaning",
"to give this to you...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"delay(30)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//found a trinket!
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"foundtrinket(18)",
"endtext",
//"musicfadein",
"trinketscriptmusic",
"delay(30)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Professor! Where did you find this?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"Oh, it was just lying",
"around that space station.",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(yellow,1)",
"text(yellow,0,0,3)",
"It's a pity Doctor Victoria",
"isn't here, she loves studying",
"that sort of thing...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Any idea what it does?",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"changemood(yellow,0)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"Nope! But it is giving off",
"a strange energy reading...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"trinketyellowcontrol()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkyellow_trinket2") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"hidetrinkets()",
"endtextfast",
"delay(10)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//add map mode here and wrap up...
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gamemode(teleporter)",
"delay(20)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,50,15,2)",
"...so I used the ship's scanner",
"to find more of them!",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"squeak(terminal)",
"showtrinkets()",
"delay(10)",
"hidetrinkets()",
"delay(10)",
"showtrinkets()",
"delay(10)",
"hidetrinkets()",
"delay(10)",
"showtrinkets()",
"delay(75)",
"gamemode(game)",
"delay(20)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"changemood(yellow,0)",
"text(yellow,0,0,3)",
"...Please don't let them",
"distract you from finding",
"Victoria, though!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"I hope she's ok...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(yellow)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "talkyellow_trinket3") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(yellow)",
"changemood(yellow,0)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"Can't seem to detect any",
"more of them nearby, though.",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"changemood(yellow,0)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"Maybe you've found them all?",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"createactivityzone(yellow)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "gamecomplete") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gotoroom(2,11)",
"gotoposition(160,120,0)",
"nocontrol()",
"createcrewman(185,153,purple,0,faceleft)",
"createcrewman(205,153,yellow,0,faceleft)",
"createcrewman(225,153,red,0,faceleft)",
"createcrewman(245,153,green,0,faceleft)",
"createcrewman(265,153,blue,1,faceleft)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"delay(30)",
"rescued(player)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"Any moment now...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"nocontrol()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"delay(60)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gamestate(4080)",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "gamecomplete_ending") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
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const char* lines[] = {
"delay(15)",
"changemood(blue,0)",
"play(10)",
"delay(45)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Hello!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"squeak(purple)",
"delay(1)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"delay(1)",
"squeak(red)",
"delay(1)",
"squeak(green)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"Captain! ",
"position(purple,above)",
"backgroundtext",
"speak",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"Captain! ",
"position(yellow,above)",
"backgroundtext",
"speak",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"Captain! ",
"position(red,above)",
"backgroundtext",
"speak",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"Captain! ",
"position(green,above)",
"backgroundtext",
"speak",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Captain!",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak",
"endtextfast",
"squeak(blue)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"You're alright!",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"I knew you'd be ok!",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"We were very worried when",
"you didn't come back...",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,3)",
"...but when you turned",
"off the source of",
"the interference...",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,3)",
"...we were able to",
"find you with the",
"ship's scanners...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,2)",
"...and teleport you",
"back on board!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"That was lucky!",
"Thanks guys!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Thanks guys!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//Move to Vitellary's lab
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"fadeout()",
"untilfade()",
"missing(purple)",
"missing(red)",
"missing(green)",
"missing(blue)",
"missing(yellow)",
"gotoroom(3,11)",
"gotoposition(117,105,0)",
"changedir(player,0)",
"createcrewman(75,105,yellow,0,faceright)",
"createcrewman(190,105,red,0,faceleft)",
"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,4)",
"...it looks like this",
"dimension is starting",
"to destabilise, just",
"like our own...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"walk(right,3)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,3)",
"...we can stay and",
"explore for a little",
"longer, but...",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"walk(left,3)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"...eventually, it'll",
"collapse completely.",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//Move to Vertigris' lab
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"fadeout()",
"untilfade()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"gotoroom(3,10)",
"gotoposition(210,177,0)",
"changedir(player,1)",
"createcrewman(245,177,green,0,faceleft)",
"createcrewman(56,177,blue,0,faceright)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,3)",
"There's no telling exactly",
"how long we have here. But",
"the ship's fixed, so...",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"walk(left,3)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"squeak(blue)",
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"...as soon as we're",
"ready, we can go home!",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"endtext",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//Move to the bridge!
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"fadeout()",
"untilfade()",
"gotoroom(4,10)",
"gotoposition(227,113,0)",
"changedir(player,0)",
"createcrewman(140,177,purple,0,faceright)",
"createcrewman(115,177,yellow,0,faceright)",
"createcrewman(90,177,red,0,faceright)",
"createcrewman(65,177,green,0,faceright)",
"createcrewman(40,177,blue,0,faceright)",
"rescued(purple)",
"rescued(red)",
"rescued(green)",
"rescued(blue)",
"rescued(yellow)",
"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"What now, Captain?",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"Let's find a way to save",
"this dimension!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"And a way to save our",
"home dimension too!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"The answer is out there, somewhere!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(30)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Let's go!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"fadeout()",
"untilfade()",
"rollcredits()",
};
filllines(lines);
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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}
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "startepilogue") == 0)
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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{
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
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"cutscene()",
"untilbars()",
"face(player,blue)",
"face(blue,player)",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Wow! You found all of them!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Really? Great!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(blue)",
"changetile(blue,6)", //smiling again! blue always needs to specify her mood
"text(blue,0,0,3)",
"I'll run some tests and",
"see if I can work out",
"what they're for...",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(9)",
"musicfadeout()",
"delay(30)",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"changetile(blue,150)", //upside down frown :(
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"That... that didn't",
"sound good...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(30)",
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(9)",
"alarmon",
"delay(30)",
"squeak(cry)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Run!",
"position(blue,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(5)",
"missing(green)",
"missing(yellow)",
"flash(5)",
"shake(50)",
"playef(9)",
"gotoroom(3,10)",
"gotoposition(40,177,0)",
"createcrewman(208,177,green,1,followposition,120)",
"createcrewman(240,177,purple,1,followposition,120)",
"createcrewman(10,177,blue,1,followposition,180)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,80,150,1)",
"Oh no!",
"backgroundtext",
"speak_active",
"walk(right,20)",
"endtextfast",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//and the next!
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"flash(5)",
"shake(50)",
"playef(9)",
"gotoroom(3,11)",
"gotoposition(140,0,0)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"createcrewman(90,105,green,1,followblue)",
"createcrewman(125,105,purple,1,followgreen)",
"createcrewman(55,105,blue,1,followposition,-200)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"createcrewman(120,177,yellow,1,followposition,-200)",
"createcrewman(240,177,red,1,faceleft)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"delay(5)",
"changeai(red,followposition,-200)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"squeak(red)",
"text(red,100,150,1)",
"Not again!",
"backgroundtext",
"speak_active",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"walk(left,25)",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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"endtextfast",
Hello WWWWWWorld!
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//final room:
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"flash(5)",
"alarmoff",
"playef(9)",
"gotoroom(2,11)",
"gotoposition(265,153,0)",
"createcrewman(130,153,blue,1,faceleft)",
"createcrewman(155,153,green,1,faceleft)",
"createcrewman(180,153,purple,1,faceleft)",
"createcrewman(205,153,yellow,1,faceleft)",
"createcrewman(230,153,red,1,faceleft)",
"delay(75)",
"squeak(player)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Wait! It's stopped!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(30)",
"changemood(purple,0)",
"changedir(purple,1)",
"changemood(red,0)",
"changedir(red,1)",
"changemood(green,0)",
"changedir(green,1)",
"changemood(blue,0)",
"changedir(blue,1)",
"changemood(yellow,0)",
"changedir(yellow,1)",
"delay(30)",
"rescued(green)",
"rescued(yellow)",
"missing(blue)",
"altstates(1)",
"fadeout()",
"untilfade()",
"gotoroom(2,10)",
"gotoposition(227,113,0)",
"changedir(player,0)",
"rescued(blue)",
"createcrewman(150,177,purple,0,faceleft)",
"createcrewman(90,177,yellow,0,faceright)",
"createcrewman(184,185,red,0,faceleft)",
"createcrewman(65,177,green,0,faceright)",
"createcrewman(35,177,blue,0,faceright)",
"rescued(purple)",
"rescued(red)",
"rescued(green)",
"rescued(yellow)",
"fadein()",
"untilfade()",
"delay(30)",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,3)",
"This is where we were",
"storing those shiny",
"things? What happened?",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"We were just playing",
"with them, and...",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"...they suddenly exploded!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"squeak(blue)",
"text(blue,0,0,2)",
"But look what they made!",
"Is that a teleporter?",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"I think so, but...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,2)",
"I've never seen a teleporter",
"like that before...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"changemood(player,0)",
"delay(30)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"We should investigate!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"What do you think, Captain?",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,2)",
"Should we find out",
"where it leads?",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(15)",
"squeak(player)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"Let's go!",
"position(player,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"walk(left,10)",
"flip",
"walk(left,5)",
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(10)",
"blackout()",
"delay(45)",
"gotoroom(17,6)",
"gotoposition(80,109,1)",
"changedir(player,1)",
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(10)",
"blackon()",
"delay(15)",
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(10)",
"createcrewman(28,65,purple,0,faceright)",
"delay(15)",
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(10)",
"createcrewman(145,169,yellow,0,faceleft)",
"delay(15)",
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(10)",
"createcrewman(32,169,red,0,faceright)",
"delay(15)",
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(10)",
"createcrewman(96,149,green,0,faceleft)",
"delay(15)",
"flash(5)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(10)",
"createcrewman(155,57,blue,0,faceleft)",
"delay(45)",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(blue,1)",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"Oh no! We're trapped!",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(yellow,1)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"Oh dear...",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"squeak(cry)",
"changemood(red,1)",
"changemood(green,1)",
"changemood(purple,1)",
"changemood(player,1)",
"text(player,0,0,2)",
"Hmm... how should we",
"get out of this?",
"position(player,below)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(70)",
"squeak(purple)",
"delay(1)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"delay(1)",
"squeak(red)",
"delay(1)",
"squeak(blue)",
"delay(1)",
"squeak(player)",
"delay(1)",
"squeak(green)",
"changemood(yellow,0)",
"changemood(blue,0)",
"changemood(red,0)",
"changemood(player,0)",
"changemood(green,0)",
"changemood(purple,0)",
"text(player,0,0,1)",
"COMBINE!",
"position(player,above)",
"backgroundtext",
"speak",
"text(purple,0,0,1)",
"COMBINE!",
"position(purple,above)",
"backgroundtext",
"speak",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"COMBINE!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"backgroundtext",
"speak",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"COMBINE!",
"position(red,above)",
"backgroundtext",
"speak",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"COMBINE!",
"position(green,above)",
"backgroundtext",
"speak",
"text(blue,0,0,1)",
"COMBINE!",
"position(blue,above)",
"speak",
"endtextfast",
"delay(15)",
"flip",
"changeai(purple,followplayer)",
"changeai(blue,followplayer)",
"changeai(red,followplayer)",
"changeai(yellow,followplayer)",
"changeai(green,followplayer)",
"walk(right,3)",
"delay(5)",
"flash(10)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(24)",
"gotoroom(17,6)",
"vvvvvvman()",
"delay(90)",
"walk(right,6)",
"flash(10)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(23)",
"altstates(2)",
"gotoroom(17,6)",
"delay(20)",
"walk(right,12)",
"flash(10)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(23)",
"altstates(0)",
"gotoroom(17,6)",
"delay(20)",
"walk(right,15)",
"gotoroom(18,6)",
"gotoposition(0,46,0)",
"walk(right,5)",
"delay(20)",
"flash(10)",
"shake(20)",
"playef(24)",
"undovvvvvvman()",
"createcrewman(30,99,purple,0,faceright)",
"createcrewman(65,119,yellow,0,faceright)",
"createcrewman(135,149,red,0,faceleft)",
"createcrewman(170,159,green,0,faceleft)",
"createcrewman(205,159,blue,0,faceleft)",
"delay(60)",
"changedir(yellow,0)",
"changedir(player,0)",
"delay(20)",
"squeak(purple)",
"text(purple,0,0,3)",
"Or, you know... we could",
"have just warped back",
"to the ship...",
"position(purple,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(30)",
"changedir(purple,1)",
"changedir(yellow,1)",
"changedir(player,1)",
"changedir(red,1)",
"changedir(green,1)",
"squeak(green)",
"text(green,0,0,1)",
"Wow! What is this?",
"position(green,above)",
"speak_active",
"changedir(purple,1)",
"changedir(yellow,1)",
"changedir(player,0)",
"changedir(red,0)",
"changedir(green,0)",
"squeak(yellow)",
"text(yellow,0,0,1)",
"It looks like another laboratory!",
"position(yellow,above)",
"speak_active",
"changedir(purple,1)",
"changedir(yellow,1)",
"changedir(player,1)",
"squeak(red)",
"text(red,0,0,1)",
"Let's have a look around!",
"position(red,above)",
"speak_active",
"endtext",
"delay(20)",
"changeai(yellow,followposition,500)",
"changeai(purple,followposition,500)",
"changeai(blue,followposition,500)",
"changeai(red,followposition,500)",
"changeai(green,followposition,500)",
"delay(21)",
"changeai(yellow,faceright)",
"flipgravity(yellow)",
"playef(0)",
"delay(2)",
"changeai(purple,faceright)",
"flipgravity(purple)",
"playef(0)",
"delay(48)",
"foundlab",
"endtext",
"foundlab2",
"endtext",
"entersecretlab",
"play(11)",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
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}
Make scriptclass::load(other) rely less on std::string Instead of comparing against an std::string (which is heavily templated), just use good ol' SDL_strcmp().
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else if (SDL_strcmp(t, "returntolab") == 0)
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{
//To get back to the lab from the gravitron
Statically allocate built-in scripts as well Although it's not an issue, this should minimize the stack footprint of calling scriptclass::load(), especially if it goes down to calling scriptclass::loadcustom() or scriptclass::loadother().
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static const char* lines[] = {
Refactor Scripts.cpp to no longer hold strings in function args Instead each line is now held in a const char* array, like it should be. This results in less work for the compiler, especially with optimization, since every time the compiler encounters a constant argument in a function, it has to go off and locate a place to put it. But if we're upfront and say, hey, here's all the strings we ever need conveniently packaged into one place, it'll be much more cooperative.
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"gotoroom(19,7)",
"gotoposition(132,137,0)",
"fadein()",
"setcheckpoint()",
"play(11)",
"endcutscene()",
"untilbars()",
};
filllines(lines);
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}
else
{
loadother(t);
}
}
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