Here is a small example inspired from SDLmain.c:
g_launcher = new JGameLauncher();
InitGame();
MTGCollection()->loadFolder("sets/primitives/");
MTGCollection()->loadFolder("sets/", "_cards.dat");
options.reloadProfile();
TestSuite testSuite("test/_tests.txt");
int result = testSuite.run();
DestroyGame();
delete g_launcher;
return result;
Edge of autumn
Mirrorworks
Clone of the card now have the same image as original
Issue with cloning and trigger "nontoken * enters"
Blitzkrig rules
Hermit druid rules
- Modified the testsuite and gameobserver to be able to replay all the testcases based on the actions logged during the first pass. This allows to test the action logging and replay used during undo. It's only activated in multithreaded mode and it does not work on Momir tests.
- Modified choice logging and replay to use menuId instead of ability index, as, for some obscur reasons related to Lord, those ability indexes may change.
- Fixed bug in nextphase logging wrongly generating click actions
- Added a "stack" zone to the click ability logging to be able to replay properly interrupt
- Fixed a wonderful bug mixing card names with zone names in the actions execution engine
- Added a "combatok" action logging/execution
- Added a "clone" virtual method to MTGCardInstance and Token to be able to clone correctly the right object type. Used that in MTGGameZones::removeCard
- Reworked the testsuite to be able to work multithreaded. This is deactivated by default everywhere except in QT_CONFIG as one testcase still refuses to pass in multithreaded mode. On my 4 cores linux desktop, the 650 tests passes now in 4 seconds (1 fails).
- Replaced usage of CardSelectorSingleton by a card selector per game observer.
- Modified the resource manager to be optionnal and per game observer instance instead of being a singleton. Two reasons here : threading AND Open Gl access. I only updated the crashing parts called from the game observer, so most of the code is still using the single instance. Beware of copy-paste concerning resources ...
- Cleaned up the game observer constructors
- Fixed several problems in action logging code while testing proliferate decks
- Cleaned up Threading implementation based on QThread
- Added an undo menu using this code (beware, it's still very very alpha).
- Removed various warning
- Cleaned up avatar loading
- Added full random lists load/save including the deck shuffling (not sure if I could not replace that with seed load/save)
- Moved momir and Co rules configuration out of GameStateDuel
- Create a GameType type to avoid mixing int everywhere
this fixes 2 crashes I found, the first, 2 color random mode would crash on load.
2nd, ai vs ai testing would randomly crash, this should fix that also.
I noticed 2 color random mode is now trying to search for it's rules and sometimes flashes for a brief moment "error cant read file" or something like that....I could not find the source of that, it doesn't cause it to crash however it causes it to take a sec longer to load, this is before this commit btw, so the issue is still there.
it was trying to load the rules, flashed the error then crashes...i fixed the crash but not the rules error.
please review, i might have left in useless stuff...
I also did notice something, the way we are creating players is kind of all over the place. imo this is bad, it made this conversation extra hard becuase you create one player over here, another type over there, the human over in this direction, back track and create another somewhere else...this needs to be taken into account for a refactor, all player creation should happen in the same function, and at the same times...
the reason these 2 crashes existed was becuase players were being created before "gameobserver" in some modes, and in other modes, no player would exist at the time game was creating to set the player. but we then later call the same function when we actually load the player using the method specific to a mode.
this just leads to headaches, I mean no offense, just a general observation i made when converting this players array. unfortunately that kind of refactor is just a little beyond my coding ability.
- removed every references to the gameobserver singleton. This object can now be instantiated several times as it's needed for minmax. To be able to do that, I mostly added a reference to a gameobserver from any targetable object (cards, players, spells) and abilities.
- removed incorrect casts of MTGCardInstance into Spell objects.
- AI Test system now allows you to put decks in ai/bakaA and ai/bakaB instead of ai/baka. This allows to let AIPlayerBaka and AIPlayerBakaB play with specific decks
- Test suite speed improvement. Improved the card name cache. Test suite now runs in 850 seconds instead of 950 on my machine.
- minor code cleanup
-- This is a copy/paste and shouldn't have any impact on the logic. I just moved some functions from AIPlayer to AIPlayerBaka
- Added back the possibility to select a different Resource folder with file Res.txt
- Fix a crash when a token id does not exist
finishing up my reformatting of the source from November/December following the guidelines that were posted.
some extra things I added:
* Any empty virtual declarations were kept to one line.
* Enums were split up into separate lines to promote uniformity across all headers. ( each header file had a different style for enums)
Also fixed the project includes so that we don't need to always use the indirect include path, ie:
#include "../include/foo.h" -> #include "foo.h"
I'm don't know much about make files - if I busted the linux build, mea culpa, but I think we're okay on that front too. For future reference, here's the most straightforward link on the topic of adding pch support to make files:
http://www.mercs-eng.com/~hulud/index.php?2008/06/13/6-writing-a-good-makefile-for-a-c-project
- adding tests for issue 489 and issue 491
- check for null pointers in Credits.cpp
- Test suite can now select tokens by their name
- Fixed Dragon Broodmothere's token name
modified player status to recognize that test suite has been activated. This is to allow deactivation of "phase skip automation" game setting during test suite.
TODO: fix "Phase Skip Automation" such that if turned on the test suite does not break. This fix should be considered temporary
- fixed a bug with Flagstones of Trokair. There was no easy fix (cloned objects deleting stuff from their parents...) and I ended up using a "garbage collect at end of turn" technique the way I did with the ActionStack. As a result, the memory print of a turn will become bigger, and even more bugs might occur at the end of a turn... I'm ready to discuss this, although I think it's the best solution (in terms of result/amount of work) given the way abilities work right now
- Test suite now gives the number of failed/success at the end of the tests
- Fix issue #16 (testsuite segfaults if file does not exist)
- Fix issue #37 (Normal Combat Damage is not dealt to creatures when the AI attacks)
- TestSuite now has an "AI" mode (see test/manual/p2_attacks.txt)
- Bug fixes for Kird ape(RV), Dingus Egg(RV), Ankh of Mishra(RV), Ancient Tomb(TMP), Wooded Bastion (SHM)
- Added tests in the test suite to confirm/infirm some bug reports
- Added the possibility to narrow a spell/ability target according to color,tapped status, attacker/blocker, abilities...
- Changed the games phase system to become a phaseRing. This allows to add cards that have an impact on the phases, such as stasis
- Added a few cards
- Fixed a (windows) bug in gatherer tool
- Adding stdint.h for VC++ (see wikipedia->stdint.h)
- deleting the compiled PSP lib to avoid confusion. People who work from the sourcehave to compile the lib by themselves.
