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#if defined (WIN32) || defined (LINUX)
char buf[4096], *p = buf;
sprintf(buf, "Some debug message showing variables %i and %i\n", variableA, variableB);
OutputDebugString(buf);
#endif
new paradigm:
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DebugTrace("Some debug message showing variables " << variableA <<" and " << variableB);
No more dealing with formatting sprintf crap, just stream out variables. Also, DebugTrace washes out in release automatically. (TODO, need to sweep through the rest of the app to apply the changes to all the cases where OutputDebugString() is being called)
2) added two traces to follow adding/resolving things on the stack;
3) changed the uninformative "stack object" string that was the default for base class interrupts to use typeinfo(*this).name() so that you can actually see the derived class in the trace output. Here's a sample of what my trace output looks like now:
Action added to stack: Devoted Hero
Resolving Action on stack: Devoted Hero
Action added to stack: class NextGamePhase
Resolving Action on stack: class NextGamePhase
Action added to stack: class NextGamePhase
Resolving Action on stack: class NextGamePhase
Action added to stack: class StackAbility
Resolving Action on stack: class StackAbility
Action added to stack: class DrawAction
Resolving Action on stack: class DrawAction
4) replaced some hardcoded 0 / -1 values with their proper enums.
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
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
- downsized mp3 quality (people who want the best quality can still get it from jamendo) to reduce size of the final package
- removed unnecessary Jade them (Jeck already removed it a while ago, it was reintroduced by mistake). Jade is now part of "Gemstones"
- fix for issue 467 (simultaneous triggers + "trigger" keyword)
- MootPoint's patch for some string parsing
- some random int/float compilation warning fixes
the auto line had "Crature" inplace of "Creature", this caused tokens generated by those cards to be treated as "workaround" tokens instead of real playable tokens.
