vkdoom_m/src/zzz_old.cpp
Christoph Oelckers af6404f763 - all DObjects converted.
- cleaned out some old cruft that's no longer needed.
2016-09-20 10:27:53 +02:00

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#include "a_doomglobal.h"
#include "a_hexenglobal.h"
#include "a_strifeglobal.h"
#include "ravenshared.h"
#include "a_weaponpiece.h"
#include "d_dehacked.h"
// For NULL states, which aren't owned by any actor, the owner
// is recorded as AActor with the following state. AActor should
// never actually have this many states of its own, so this
// is (relatively) safe.
#define NULL_STATE_INDEX 127
// These are special tokens found in the data stream of an archive.
// Whenever a new object is encountered, it gets created using new and
// is then asked to serialize itself before processing of the previous
// object continues. This can result in some very deep recursion if
// you aren't careful about how you organize your data.
#define NEW_OBJ ((BYTE)1) // Data for a new object follows
#define NEW_CLS_OBJ ((BYTE)2) // Data for a new class and object follows
#define OLD_OBJ ((BYTE)3) // Reference to an old object follows
#define NULL_OBJ ((BYTE)4) // Load as NULL
#define M1_OBJ ((BYTE)44) // Load as (DObject*)-1
#define NEW_PLYR_OBJ ((BYTE)5) // Data for a new player follows
#define NEW_PLYR_CLS_OBJ ((BYTE)6) // Data for a new class and player follows
#define NEW_NAME ((BYTE)27) // A new name follows
#define OLD_NAME ((BYTE)28) // Reference to an old name follows
#define NIL_NAME ((BYTE)33) // Load as NULL
#define NEW_SPRITE ((BYTE)11) // A new sprite name follows
#define OLD_SPRITE ((BYTE)12) // Reference to an old sprite name follows
FArchive &FArchive::WriteObject (DObject *obj)
{
#if 0
player_t *player;
BYTE id[2];
if (obj == NULL)
{
id[0] = NULL_OBJ;
Write (id, 1);
}
else if (obj == (DObject*)~0)
{
id[0] = M1_OBJ;
Write (id, 1);
}
else if (obj->ObjectFlags & OF_EuthanizeMe)
{
// Objects that want to die are not saved to the archive, but
// we leave the pointers to them alone.
id[0] = NULL_OBJ;
Write (id, 1);
}
else
{
PClass *type = obj->GetClass();
DWORD *classarcid;
if (type == RUNTIME_CLASS(DObject))
{
//I_Error ("Tried to save an instance of DObject.\n"
// "This should not happen.\n");
id[0] = NULL_OBJ;
Write (id, 1);
}
else if (NULL == (classarcid = ClassToArchive.CheckKey(type)))
{
// No instances of this class have been written out yet.
// Write out the class, then write out the object. If this
// is an actor controlled by a player, make note of that
// so that it can be overridden when moving around in a hub.
if (obj->IsKindOf (RUNTIME_CLASS (AActor)) &&
(player = static_cast<AActor *>(obj)->player) &&
player->mo == obj)
{
id[0] = NEW_PLYR_CLS_OBJ;
id[1] = (BYTE)(player - players);
Write (id, 2);
}
else
{
id[0] = NEW_CLS_OBJ;
Write (id, 1);
}
WriteClass (type);
// Printf ("Make class %s (%u)\n", type->Name, m_File->Tell());
MapObject (obj);
obj->SerializeUserVars (*this);
obj->Serialize (*this);
obj->CheckIfSerialized ();
}
else
{
// An instance of this class has already been saved. If
// this object has already been written, save a reference
// to the saved object. Otherwise, save a reference to the
// class, then save the object. Again, if this is a player-
// controlled actor, remember that.
DWORD *objarcid = ObjectToArchive.CheckKey(obj);
if (objarcid == NULL)
{
if (obj->IsKindOf (RUNTIME_CLASS (AActor)) &&
(player = static_cast<AActor *>(obj)->player) &&
player->mo == obj)
{
id[0] = NEW_PLYR_OBJ;
id[1] = (BYTE)(player - players);
Write (id, 2);
}
else
{
id[0] = NEW_OBJ;
Write (id, 1);
}
WriteCount (*classarcid);
// Printf ("Reuse class %s (%u)\n", type->Name, m_File->Tell());
MapObject (obj);
obj->SerializeUserVars (*this);
obj->Serialize (*this);
obj->CheckIfSerialized ();
}
else
{
id[0] = OLD_OBJ;
Write (id, 1);
WriteCount (*objarcid);
}
}
}
#endif
return *this;
}
FArchive &operator<< (FArchive &arc, sector_t *&sec)
{
return arc.SerializePointer (sectors, (BYTE **)&sec, sizeof(*sectors));
}
FArchive &operator<< (FArchive &arc, const sector_t *&sec)
{
return arc.SerializePointer (sectors, (BYTE **)&sec, sizeof(*sectors));
}
FArchive &operator<< (FArchive &arc, line_t *&line)
{
return arc.SerializePointer (lines, (BYTE **)&line, sizeof(*lines));
}
FArchive &operator<< (FArchive &arc, vertex_t *&vert)
{
return arc.SerializePointer (vertexes, (BYTE **)&vert, sizeof(*vertexes));
}
FArchive &operator<< (FArchive &arc, side_t *&side)
{
return arc.SerializePointer (sides, (BYTE **)&side, sizeof(*sides));
}
FArchive &operator<<(FArchive &arc, DAngle &ang)
{
arc << ang.Degrees;
return arc;
}
FArchive &operator<<(FArchive &arc, DVector3 &vec)
{
arc << vec.X << vec.Y << vec.Z;
return arc;
}
FArchive &operator<<(FArchive &arc, DVector2 &vec)
{
arc << vec.X << vec.Y;
return arc;
}
//==========================================================================
//
//
//==========================================================================
FArchive &operator<< (FArchive &arc, FState *&state)
{
PClassActor *info;
if (arc.IsStoring ())
{
if (state == NULL)
{
arc.UserWriteClass (RUNTIME_CLASS(AActor));
arc.WriteCount (NULL_STATE_INDEX);
return arc;
}
info = FState::StaticFindStateOwner (state);
if (info != NULL)
{
arc.UserWriteClass (info);
arc.WriteCount ((DWORD)(state - info->OwnedStates));
}
else
{
/* this was never working as intended.
I_Error ("Cannot find owner for state %p:\n"
"%s %c%c %3d [%p] -> %p", state,
sprites[state->sprite].name,
state->GetFrame() + 'A',
state->GetFullbright() ? '*' : ' ',
state->GetTics(),
state->GetAction(),
state->GetNextState());
*/
}
}
else
{
PClassActor *info;
DWORD ofs;
arc.UserReadClass<PClassActor>(info);
ofs = arc.ReadCount ();
if (ofs == NULL_STATE_INDEX && info == RUNTIME_CLASS(AActor))
{
state = NULL;
}
else
{
state = info->OwnedStates + ofs;
}
}
return arc;
}
FArchive &operator<< (FArchive &arc, secplane_t &plane)
{
arc << plane.normal << plane.D;
if (plane.normal.Z != 0)
{ // plane.c should always be non-0. Otherwise, the plane
// would be perfectly vertical. (But then, don't let this crash on a broken savegame...)
plane.negiC = -1 / plane.normal.Z;
}
return arc;
}
void P_SerializeACSScriptNumber(FArchive &arc, int &scriptnum, bool was2byte)
{
arc << scriptnum;
// If the script number is negative, then it's really a name.
// So read/store the name after it.
if (scriptnum < 0)
{
if (arc.IsStoring())
{
arc.WriteName(FName(ENamedName(-scriptnum)).GetChars());
}
else
{
const char *nam = arc.ReadName();
scriptnum = -FName(nam);
}
}
}