This allows widgets to be positioned relative to other widgets.
Two dialogs have been converted to use relative positioning.
Also fix some issues with calculating the dialog rect.
- Focus event split into focus and defocus
- Scroll event added but not yet properly implemented
Also:
- Remove the useless (and ignored) clickable attributes from the schema
- Pave the way for controls other than fields to be able to recieve keyboard focus
- It's now exposed in the schema with a new attribute, outline, on all elements that accept framed
- It now has four possible values: solid, outset, inset, double. Dashed or dotted may be added later; they're a lot harder.
- Second make scenario dialog uses a custom frame style
- Modifiers are now given in the def-key attribute, as originally intended
- Dialogs that have a help button now assign F1 to that button (replacing shift+/ in some cases)
- F1 also brings up help in the main game (in addition to shift+/)
Also:
- Use a scroll pane for the credits in the about dialog, so that new credits can be added without altering other elements
- Use a scroll pane for the list of sections to be deleted in the resize outdoors dialog
- New cContainer superclass for controls that contain other controls
- Scrollbars consider their maximum as part of their state
Fixes:
- For towns, the "has tavern" flag was not saved or loaded
- Outdoor roads were not saved or loaded
- For outdoor encounters, the "can't flee" and "forced" flags were not loaded, and "forced" was not saved
--> These two flags have also been separated in the code
Fixes:
- For radiate abilities, the pattern was not saved and defaulted to single instead of square on load
- For summon abilities, what to summon was not saved and chance was incorrectly saved
- Rename unblockable damage to "weird" and special damage to "unblockable"
- Monsters now support immunity to any damage type
- Fix using wrong damage type for bonus damage in PC-on-PC attacks
- Forbid use of unblockable (formerly special) damage by the scenario designer, except in special nodes; if hacked in, it's replaced with weird (formerly unblockable) damage.
- Fix damage amount text in animations (both single-frame booms and fully animated booms)
Changed the following things from weird (formerly unblockable) damage to unblockable (formerly special) damage:
- Starvation
- Debug 'K' command
- Damage from items forcibly ending flight
- Damage from bashing doors
- First of all, the program no longer crashes after an error.
- A lot more constraints are now checked for, such as required elements; even some constraints not expressed in the schema
- Special node parsing now has actually useful error messages
- Map data parsing now has error messages for the few invalid cases
- Fix the XML utility exception classes originally used only by the dialog engine; they're now correctly caught and properly report the error
- Fix loading of special shop entries
- Fix accepting any character as the separator in dice constants
- Verify that the monster ability type is on the right ability tag, that the extra element is present only if needed for general abilities, and that the missile and range elements are present for non-touch general abilities
- Use "infinite" for quantity in special shop items, instead of 0
- Tweak ticpp to fill out file/line/col information for _all_ exceptions, not just parse errors
- Raise error (ie, set stream failbit) when failing to convert an enumerator, instead of silently returning a default value (they do still return a default value though, if you don't bother to check stream state)
- Fix status effect enumerator not being correctly saved/loaded
- You can copy/paste images into the sheet, or import/export to/from png files
Also:
- Picture controls in the dialog engine have a new "scaled" flag; if set, the picture will be scaled into the provided bounds rather than overflowing. Currently, only full sheets honour the setting.
- Nearly every enum that gets written to a file now uses a symbolic form rather than a numeric form. Input supports both forms.
- The special node type enum, however, no longer has a symbolic form output operator, as the only place it's output is in the special nodes file which uses the opcode.
- Collected some enums scattered around the files into one place in simpletypes.hpp
- Nuke some uses of strcpy, sprintf, etc; current info strings in the scenario editor are now stored as std::string instead of C-strings.
- A smarter method of calculating the "erase" terrain for a given terrain type. In case of impassable spaces, trims, and walkways, instead of using the ground terrain, the trim terrain (if any) is used as the erase terrain; if there's no trim, ground 0 (cave, by default) is used. The method of determining if two terrains are essentially the same (ie, whether to paint or erase) has also been improved a little.
- Also, to reduce confusion, the erase terrain is now shown beneath the paint terrain.
Terrain changes:
- Add "archetype" flag as a better way of determining which amongst a set of terrains sharing the same ground type should be considered as the most basic terrain of that ground type. It's automatically applied to any terrains using original graphics when importing an old scenario; generally, any with no terrain special will be marked as an archetype, but if the lava graphic was used, it's instead any with a terrain special. It's a crude method that may easily break, but probably not possible to do better.
- When importing old scenarios, set the two walkways to be separate ground types while the crops should have grass as their ground, and the conveyors have cave.
- Fix fly, boat, block horse LEDs not being cleared if a terrain lacks that flag when using the arrow buttons. This could lead to terrains accidentally picking up the flags of nearby terrains in the list.
- Fix the block horse flag was not correctly saved when closing the dialog.
- Fix the block horse flag not being correctly loaded from the scenario file
- Fix some uninitialized fields getting populated with random data
- Fix identity of last edited town and outdoor section not being saved
- Fix editor sometimes saving to application directory instead of overwriting the loaded scenario
- Fix town specials being saved to outdoors list and vice versa
- Fix right-most column of map not being loaded properly
- Fix town entry node for start town being called after the first turn of the scenario
- Add option to call a special node at startup (right after the intro dialog)
- The job board is loosely based on Exile III's job board; the dialog is converted from the one contained as a relic of E3 in BoE
- Quest system is loosely based on a mix of Exile III jobs and Blades of Avernum quests
- Talking to a monster (even a hostile one) can now trigger an arbitrary special node
Dialog engine:
- LED's now support wrapped labels
