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
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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.
- opponentshroud small bug fix
- added "kicker=" line and "kicker" auto keyword. See Vines of Vastwood (ZEN) for an example. WARNING: kicker= line has to be AFTER "mana=" line
- daily build
- fix issue 20 (triangle button usage inplay)
- close issue 27 (gold effect on the gold bar). Please feel free to change the gold glow if you come up with something better, but I consider this perfectly releasable now
- code cleanup
-Issue 31 fixed. Land and tokens don't use the stack anymore. Taking control of a card in opponent's battlefield doesn't trigger "spell cast" triggers either
- Fixed empty ActionStack "interrupt" messages
- If no attackers are declared, go straight to Combat end phase
- Once First strike damage is declared, attacking player needs to "actively" request a next phase event to go to the next damage step
- Second Damage step is called "Combat Damage (2)"
- UserRequestNextPhase is to be used knowing that it might not succeed
- Step change for GuiCombat is now computed at GameObserver::nextGamePhase
Note: Combat damage to creatures is not assigned when AI attacks. As this seems to be a problem with the previous SVN version, I4m still committing this change
* New interface.
* This breaks a lot of things. It is not feature-equivalent. It
probably doesn't compile under windows and doesn't work on PSP.
* Damage is not resolved any more. This will have to be fixed.
* Blockers can't be ordered any more. This will have to be fixed.
* A lot of new art is included.
- Moved "extraPayment" cancel verification into ActionLayer (was in GuiLayers)
- added "HUDDisplay" MTGAbility (displays damage/graveyard info)
- Added option to NOT interrupt own's spells and abilities. Allows smoother gameplay. We should add a "quick options" menu ingame to change those options on the fly
- Added Dr Solomat's TEMPEST expansion
- Added Sacrifice as part of the cost of activated abilities. Making it work as an extra cost for "put in play" still requires some work though. "Render" methods need to be written correctly
- Added cards with sacrifice in the existing sets. Most of them need testing...
- display the thumbnail as a "shadow" over the text version of the card if the big picture is not available
- fixed a bug with circles of protection, although graphically it is difficult to understand what's going on when using those cards
- fixed a bug with a card in Ice age
