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Daos



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PostPosted: Sat Feb 06, 2016 11:52 pm    Post subject: Taste for Drink Containers Reply with quote
Hiya,

This was based on a concept by Pixie, and I decided to write a clean, working version of it. Alternatively, if you don't want to hard code the drink container taste description, you can always use MUDPROGs on your object to trigger on DRINK_POST - which is both more ideal and dynamic, especially if you are unfamiliar with programming.

File Modifying: structs.h

Section of Edit: struct obj_index_data

Code Added:

Code:
char            *taste;


File Modifying: objdata.h

Section of Edit: class obj_data : public entity_data

Code Added:

Code:
char            *taste;


The next part of this code is what will load, save, read & write the taste data. Additionally, it will include code that should prevent any memory leaks. There are certain blocks of code that has a comment next to it that says // New Code - the purpose of this is to make it easy to locate that certain block of code and then just add the new code to where you see the commented section.

File Modifying: areas.cpp

Section of Edit: void save_object_NAFF( FILE *fp, OBJ_INDEX_DATA *pObjIndex )

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fprintf(fp, "Taste %s~\n", pack_string(pObjIndex->taste));


Section of Edit: void load_objects_NAFF( FILE *fp, int version)

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case 'T':
            KEY("Taste", pObjIndex->taste, unpack_string(fread_string(fp)));


File Modifying: db.cpp

Section of Edit: OBJ_DATA *create_object( OBJ_INDEX_DATA *pObjIndex)

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replace_string(obj->taste, pObjIndex->taste);


Section of Edit: void clone_object(OBJ_DATA *parent, OBJ_DATA *clone)

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clone->taste      = str_dup(parent->taste);


File Modifying: db2.cpp

Section of Edit: void load_objects( FILE *fp, int version )

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pObjIndex->taste            = fread_string(fp);


File Modifying: mem.cpp

Section of Edit: OBJ_INDEX_DATA *new_obj_index( void )

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pObj->taste         =   str_dup( "(no taste description)" );


Section of Edit: void free_obj_index( OBJ_INDEX_DATA *pObj )

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free_string(pObj->taste);


File Modifying: olc_save.cpp

Section of Edit: void save_object( FILE *fp, OBJ_INDEX_DATA *pObjIndex )

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fprintf(fp, "%s~\n", fix_string(pObjIndex->taste));


File Modifying: recycle.cpp

Section of Edit: OBJ_DATA *new_obj(void)

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obj->taste = str_dup("");


Section of Edit: void free_obj(OBJ_DATA *obj)

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free_string(obj->taste);


File Modifying: save.cpp

Section of Edit: void fwrite_obj( obj_data *obj, FILE *fp, int iNest, char *heading )

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if (obj->taste != obj->pIndexData->taste)
      fprintf(fp, "Taste %s~\n", fix_string(obj->taste));


Section of Edit: obj_data * fread_obj( FILE *fp, const char *filename )

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if(!obj){  // object not found
      obj = new_obj();
      obj->name               = str_dup( "" );
      obj->short_descr        = str_dup( "" );
      obj->description        = str_dup( "" );
      obj->taste = str_dup("");  // New Code
    }


Code:
// if we haven't found a vnum, dynamically create the object
               if ( !fVnum ){
                  free_string( obj->name        );
                  free_string( obj->description );
                  free_string( obj->short_descr );
                  free_string(obj->taste);  // New Code
                  obj->next = obj_free;
                  obj_free  = obj;                  
                  obj = create_object( get_obj_index( OBJ_VNUM_DUMMY ));
               }


Code:
case 'T':
         KEY("Taste", obj->taste, fread_string(fp));  // New code


Now we have done all of the necessary code that handles the reading, writing, loading, and saving of the taste feature - we need to write new code for the OLC editor 'oedit' to add a taste editing function. First you will want to make a command declaration and add it to the command table, following this you will add your new command. Additionally, we are going to add code to oedit_show that will make the taste feature only appear if the item type is a drink container; moreover, the taste function will only work if it is set to the item type 'drinkcontainer'.

File Modifying: oedit.h

Section of Edit: // Prototypes

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DECLARE_OLC_FUN(oedit_taste); // Daos - February, 2016


Section of Edit: const struct olc_cmd_type oedit_table[] =

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{   "taste",      oedit_taste         },


File Modifying: oedit.cpp

Section of Edit: bool oedit_show( char_data *ch, char *)

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if (pObj->item_type == ITEM_DRINK_CON){
      ch->printlnf("`=rTaste: `=x%s`x", pObj->taste);
   }


New Command Code:

Code:
/**************************************************************************/
// Written by Daos - 06February, 2016
bool oedit_taste(char_data *ch, char *argument)
{
   OBJ_INDEX_DATA *pObj;

   EDIT_OBJ(ch, pObj);

   // trim the spaces
   while (!IS_NULLSTR(argument) && is_space(argument[str_len(argument) - 1]))
   {
      argument[str_len(argument) - 1] = '\0';
   }

   if (pObj->item_type != ITEM_DRINK_CON){
      ch->println("Set this item as a drink container first.");
      return false;
   }

   if (IS_NULLSTR(argument))
   {
      ch->println("Syntax:  taste <string>");
      ch->println("Note: <string> is forced to lowercase unless there are colour codes in it.");
      return false;
   }

   if (has_colour(argument)){
      ch->wraplnf("Changed object taste from '%s' to '%s' "
         "(lower case not forced due to colour codes).",
         pObj->taste, argument);
      replace_string(pObj->taste, argument);
   }
   else{
      ch->printlnf("Changed object taste from '%s' to '%s'.",
         pObj->taste, lowercase(argument));
      replace_string(pObj->taste, lowercase(argument));
   }
   return true;
}
/**************************************************************************/


The last part of this is adding the result to the drink function. How I wrote the code is it will check to see if there is any taste description for the drink - and if there isn't, it returns a generic message. This last part can be done however the individual patching this pleases.

File Modifying: act_obj.cpp

Section of Edit: void do_drink( char_data *ch, char *argument )

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act( "$n drinks $T from $p.",
      ch, obj, liq_table[liquid].liq_name, TO_ROOM );
    act( "You drink $T from $p.",
      ch, obj, liq_table[liquid].liq_name, TO_CHAR );
   
   // New Code
   if (IS_NULLSTR(obj->taste)){
      ch->printlnf("%s seems to have no remarkable flavor.", obj->short_descr);
   }
   else{
      ch->printlnf("%s has a %s flavor.",
         obj->short_descr, obj->taste);
   }


There is a expectation of diligence required when patching in this code; don't just throw this stuff anywhere. As you begin to work on this, study the code and be very observant as to where the code should be placed. Additionally, it is suggested that anyone patching any type of snippet into the core Dawn codebase to make a comment ( // comment ) next to any patched code for the purpose of easier patching in the event there is another Dawn release. Please do not hesitate to report on any anomalies and enjoy!



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Last edited by Daos on Fri Feb 12, 2016 12:58 pm; edited 2 times in total
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Pixie



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PostPosted: Sun Feb 07, 2016 3:33 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
It works!

I did notice this pop up when compiling:

Code:
oedit.cpp: In function 'bool oedit_taste(char_data*, char*)':
oedit.cpp:2699: warning: control reaches end of non-void function


Added a return to the end:

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   }
   else{
      ch->printlnf("Changed object taste from '%s' to '%s'.",
         pObj->taste, lowercase(argument));
      replace_string(pObj->taste, lowercase(argument));
   }
   return true;
}


Hopefully that's correct... it compiled without the error the second time, but that doesn't necessarily mean I did it right.
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PostPosted: Sun Feb 07, 2016 6:35 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Yes, that is correct. Somehow, the highlighted code when copying from my source must have missed that. Thank you for pointing that out. Will edit the snippet file above.



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