Direction flags for engravings.

Memory.xml

@@ -2794,9 +2794,11 @@
             <Group name="World">
                 <Address name="control_mode" value="0x8c3dff0" />
                 <Address name="game_mode" value="0x8c3e000" />
+                <!--
                 <Address name="current_weather" value="0x936e248" valid="false" />
                 <Address name="current_year" value="0x936e264" valid="false" />
                 <Address name="current_tick" value="0x936e284" valid="false" />
+                -->
             </Group>
         </Offsets>
     </Version>
@@ -2819,7 +2821,7 @@
             <Group name="vector" valid="true" />
             <Group name="Position" valid="true">
                 <Address name="cursor_xyz" value="0x8c3de60"/>
-                <Address name="window_dims" value="0x8c3e4c8" />
+                <!--<Address name="window_dims" value="0x8c3e4c8" />-->
                 <Address name="window_x" value="0x8dfaa98" />
                 <Address name="window_y" value="0x8dfaa9c" />
                 <Address name="window_z" value="0x8dfaaa0" />

library/include/dfhack/modules/Engravings.h

@@ -12,6 +12,21 @@
  */
 namespace DFHack
 {
+    /**
+     * engraving flags
+     * \ingroup grp_engraving
+     */
+    struct flg_engraving
+    {
+        unsigned int floor : 1; // engraved on a floor
+        unsigned int west : 1; // engraved from west
+        unsigned int east : 1; // engraved from east
+        unsigned int north : 1; // engraved from north
+        unsigned int south : 1; // engraved from south
+        unsigned int hidden : 1; // hide the engraving
+        unsigned int rest : 26; // probably unused
+    };
+
     /**
      * type the engraving is made of
      * \ingroup grp_engraving
@@ -21,9 +36,9 @@ namespace DFHack
         //0
         int32_t artistIdx; /*!< Index of the artist in some global vector */
         // 4
-        int32_t unknownIdx;
+        int32_t unknownIdx; // likes to stay -1
         // 8
-        uint32_t unknown1;
+        uint32_t unknown1; // likes to stay 1
         // C
         uint16_t x; /*!< X coordinate */
         uint16_t y; /*!< Y coordinate */
@@ -31,7 +46,7 @@ namespace DFHack
         uint16_t z; /*!< Z coordinate */
         uint16_t padding; /*!< Could be used for hiding values. */
         // 14
-        uint32_t flags; // 0x20 = hide symbol
+        flg_engraving flags; // 0x20 = hide symbol
         // 18
         uint32_t display_character; // really? 4 bytes for that?
         // 1C

tools/examples/engravingdump.cpp

@@ -13,6 +13,29 @@
 #include <DFHack.h>
 using namespace DFHack;
 
+void describe (dfh_engraving &engraving)
+{
+    t_engraving &data = engraving.s;
+    printf("Engraving %d/%d/%d @ 0x%x\n", data.x, data.y, data.z, engraving.origin);
+    // inorganic stuff - we can recognize that
+    printf("type %d, index %d, character %c\n",data.type, data.subtype_idx, data.display_character);
+    printf("quality %d\n",data.quality);
+    printf("engraved: ");
+    if(data.flags.floor)
+        printf("On the floor.");
+    if(data.flags.north)
+        printf("From north.");
+    if(data.flags.south)
+        printf("From south.");
+    if(data.flags.east)
+        printf("From east.");
+    if(data.flags.west)
+        printf("From west.");
+    printf("\n");
+    if(data.flags.hidden)
+        printf("The symbol is hidden.\n");
+};
+
 int main (int numargs, const char ** args)
 {
     DFHack::ContextManager DFMgr("Memory.xml");
@@ -48,9 +71,7 @@ int main (int numargs, const char ** args)
             Cons->Read(i,engraved);
             if(cx == data.x && cy == data.y && cz == data.z)
             {
-                printf("Engraving %d/%d/%d @ 0x%x\n", data.x, data.y, data.z, engraved.origin);
-                // inorganic stuff - we can recognize that
-                printf("type %d, index %d, character %c\n",data.type, data.subtype_idx, data.display_character);
+                describe(engraved);
                 hexdump(DF,engraved.origin,0x28);
             }
         }
@@ -63,9 +84,7 @@ int main (int numargs, const char ** args)
         {
             Cons->Read(i,engraved);
             {
-                printf("Engraving %d/%d/%d @ 0x%x\n", data.x, data.y, data.z, engraved.origin);
-                // inorganic stuff - we can recognize that
-                printf("type %d, index %d, character %c\n",data.type, data.subtype_idx, data.display_character);
+                describe(engraved);
                 hexdump(DF,engraved.origin,0x28);
             }
         }