- matcher.cpp, survey.cpp: setting the state pointer to null/nullptr in ::shutdown() to prevent errors caused by accidental double-frees - an additional check if the pointer is null already is not necessary as the standard guarantees that nothing happens if delete is called on a nullpointer
Co-Authored-By: Alan <3719547+lethosor@users.noreply.github.com>
- survey.cpp: rename loop variable for more clarity; replace use of parmeter with use of vector.size(), replace nested vector.at calls with direct index access/subscript as it is faster and easier to read
replace the local/automatic mid_level_tiles variable in matcher::match_world_tile with one that is created once during the setup phase (heap).
The dynamic part of the contained (16*16*3 = 768) vectors is being allocated on the heap in both cases - which made the repeated instatiations of the automatic variable so slow/expensive.
Also replace calls to vector<bool>.resize in nested loops with direct assignments to those vectors, which curiously even after a lot of profiling is the fastest way to reset the inorganic vectors - at least on Windows.
- embark-assistant.cpp: Replace 2 local/automatic mid_level_tiles variables with a single dynamic variable created during setup as well; add calls to matcher::setup() and matcher::shutdown()
- matcher.cpp/.h: add state with mid_level_tiles member; add setup and shutdown functions
- survey.cpp: add function reset_mlt_inorganics as replacement for the looped calls to vector::resize as all inorganic vectors are now expected to have the proper size when entering survey::survey_mid_level_tile
- survey.cpp: add function to copy all incursion values from one mid_level_tile_incursion_base instance to another; replace repeated assignments with calls to new function in survey_mid_level_tile
- survey.cpp: replacing repeated nested vector access with a region_map_entry reference in survey_mid_level_tile; made a reference mid_level_tile const to prevent acidental change of values
between stockflow and stockpiles
I removed stockpiles's dynamic placement code as well. it attempted to
move the hotkey help text down if it covered any stockpile links, but
this will no longer work since other hotkey text already takes up all
the lines below stockpiles' hotkey text.
This kind of functionality is much more important now than it used to
be since there are so many supported building types.
Also modified the 'Planning Mode' status on the building placement
screen to reflect whether we're in quickfort mode, enable all mode, or
whether just the building type is enabled.
this setting is not persisted (just like quickfort_mode is not
persisted), but it can be set from onMapLoad.init
- matcher.cpp: manually moving the cursor to the neighbouring world tile so it can be moved back and embark_update is being called when all (incursion) data has been collected
Co-Authored-By: PatrikLundell <22739822+PatrikLundell@users.noreply.github.com>
- defs.h: using mid_level_tile_incursion_base in region_tile_datum to store incursion data of world tile edges
- survey.cpp: commented out "not used" blocks of assignment in survey_mid_level_tile that no longer make sense now
- def.h: make attributes/fields of mid_level_tile_incursion_base available in mid_level_tile by inheriting from mid_level_tile_incursion_base which also allows treating mid_level_tile as a mid_level_tile_incursion_base
- survey.cpp: removing layer_bottom and layer_top, which are never read, but slow down survey_mid_level_tile significantly because entries are added quite often into the tree map structure
- survey.h: removing now obsolete include for map
allow buildingplan settings to be set from the DFHack# prompt. For
example, if a player knows they'll always want to build with blocks,
they could add the following two lines to onMapLoad.init:
buildingplan set boulders false
buildingplan set logs false
allows buildingplan to prevent unsuspension of planned buildings without
also eating the 's' key when the user is trying to use it to give the
building a custom name.
for items that cannot have a quality or be decorated:
in place mode, don't show quality adjustment hotkeys (or isDecorated
flag hotkey) and don't interpret the associated keycodes if they are
pressed.
in query mode, don't show quality or decorated fields.
solves the confusing behavior when both automaterial and buildingplan
are enabled for constructions. the two plugins now communicate with each
other over the Lua layer to negotiate consistent behavior.
if neither plugin is enabled, the standard DF UI acts as normal
if automaterial is enabled but buildingplan is not, then automaterial
behavior is unchanged.
if buildingplan is enabled and automaterial is not then behavior is
the same as other buildings with buildingplan (no material selection
screen, screen stays on building placement screen after placement).
this commit fixes a bug, though, where buildingplan would only lay
down a single tile of contruction instead of a solid block when a
block is requested.
if both plugins are enabled but buildingplan is not enabled for the
building type then automaterial is unchanged from previous behavior,
execpt for an additional header showing the separation between
automaterial hotkeys and buildingplan hotkeys.
finally, if both plugins are enabled and buildingplan is enabled for the
building type then buildingplan behavior prevails, but the box select and
hollow designations features of automaterial are still usable and
useful. the 'Auto Mat-select', 'Reselect Type', and "Open Placement"
automaterial hotkeys are hidden in the UI and ignored in the feed. This
is because buildingplan takes over material selection, so 'Auto
Mat-select' doesn't make sense. Buildingplan also already stays on the
placement screen after placement, so 'Reselect Type' is not necessary.
And all buildingplan-placed buildings have relaxed placement
restrictions (e.g. they can be built in mid-air) so 'Open Placement' is
also not necessary. The missing options are replaced with blank lines so
the vertical alignment of all other options stays constant.
we also remove a few extra lua_pop() calls that are made superfluous by
the StackUnwinder.
this ensures that a player's preferences are saved across map reloads.
this is particularly important for the building material filters, since
item fulfillment tasks are regenerated on map load, and any changes in
settings when buildingplan is reset will change the item vectors that will
be searched for planned buildings. if the settings were allowed to reset,
then a player who thought all walls would be made out of blocks would be
surprised to find boulders and logs being used after the map is reloaded.
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