- fix issue 168 (kudzu)
- Fix issue 162 (copy VS shroud). This fix introduces a new keyword: NotATarget() instead of Target(). (Which was the best way for me to keep some kind of backward compatibility/ not alter the code too much / fix the bug)
- added Warren Instigator (ZEN) and test script. Thanks to Niegen for finding it.
- temporarily removed angry_mob6.txt from the test suite and added it to the "bugs" section, since the script occasionally fails and we haven't found the reason yet. See issue 240.
- added test script for Fog Bank
- added recently uploaded equipment scripts to test suite (not sure why the weren't added upon uploading them, looks like an oversight)
- fixed another bug in recently uploaded MRD file, it contained Vulshok Morningstar (a DST card with a wrong 9ED id and was inserted at the wrong position in the alphabetical order).
Additions:
- Added Avarice Totem. Code works, but uses a trick to circumvent a parser limitation. Feedback welcome.
- Added Fangren Pathcutter. Code works, but will fail if Fangren Pathcutter gets removed during the combatattackers phase (currently unlikely though). Feedback welcome.
- Added Goblin Cannon (spectacularly useless card, but codeable)
- Added Silent Arbiter (code works pretty well imho)
- Added Skullcage (doesn't work correctly yet due to bug; issue will be opened shortly)
- Added Thought Courier (has wrong sequence of actions, but is acceptable imho)
Bugfixes:
- Arachnoid didn't have Reach
- Battered Golem was missing a "may"
- softcoded Beacon of Creation
- Beacon of Destruction was missing an alias
- Beacon of Immortality was missing an alias
- Cackling Imp couldn't use its ability
- removed Crucible of Worlds (didn't work on several accounts)
- Krark-Clan Ironworks had an incorrect {T} cost
- Krark-Clan Ogre had an incorrect cost
- Screaming Fury was missing a target
- Skyhunter Skirmisher had double strike spelled wrong
Other:
- experimented with several more cards but couldn't implement them correctly, check the comments in todo.dat for details.
There were a couple of scripts in _tests.txt which were commented out for this reason, I moved them to the new wontfix folder too. I think it's cleaner and easier mto maintain to only have tests in the "tests" folder which actually work and are meant to succeed.
(I actually spent half an hour fiddling with my first interruption script, because the tutorial on the blog doesn't mention the any command to end interrupt sequences. Then I checked the "Counterspell" script, was happy to find the "endinterrupt" keyword, and fiddled for another 30 minutes with it before I found out that this keyword is actually wrong and the parser doesn't understand it at all, it just so happens that the Counterspell script (and two others) work nevertheless because in these scripts the interruption doesn't need to end. I wholeheartedly agree with the passage in wololo's mail in which he says that we could use a "real" test suite tutorial / reference.
Also added two scripts that don't demonstrate bugs (apparently the bug reports that I used to write the scripts were either false or outdated). nevertheless it doesn't hurt to have these scripts in the test suite, it prevents us from breaking something for the respective cards in the future and not noticing it.
The script fear_i147.txt has been moved into the "generic" folder and added to the regular test sequence for the same reason.
Also fixed the script generic/tokens.txt. It was referencing The Hive once via name and once via ID. This caused problems when (unofficial) Beta edition _cards.dat was installed.
