I've hacked the trigger system to create a really basic teleport pad,
using the dirt tile as an indicator. This behaviour is not coded into the
engine, but is in fact scripted in lua.
This commit is messy, due to lack of sleep.
Instead of using a massive block of case statements in serial_utility.cpp,
I've added FORMAT_* tags to SerialPacketType as a way to destinguish
between type values, at least internally. I can't believe I missed this
for so long.
I've also added a placeholder for the network API, as I was working on
that when I ran into this problem.
I'm planning on giving each room it's own waypoint manager, so it can
compare it's waypoints against the characters in that room alone. If it
turns out to be a good pattern, I'll do thae same for monsters.
This merge covers mostly back-end refactoring, including splitting
Character into Renderable and BaseCharacter, as well as creating the
manager interface.
This will allow the to be reused elsewhere, as well as cleaning up big
blocks of code in the manager's source.
BUGFIX: The config's key-value pair overrides now work without requiring a
config file specification.
You can set the file to read as the config file via the command line, like
this, assuming the program supports it:
prog -config=file.cfg
You can also override indevidual key-value pairs in the config system
using this syntax:
prog -Ckey=value
Both commands can be used together, and you can override multiple
key-value pairs at once. To use this feature of the ConfigUtility, it must
receive argc and argv as parameters to the Load() method.
I've also adjusted the TODO file, which really shouldn't be committed.
Still, it's there now, so it stays. I don't think the logger is going to
be possible any time soon, so I'll probably look into the disconnection
handler.
Kayne Ruse