Add the new utils plugin, change entity spawning and the lookup command plugins to use it.

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2014-08-09 06:45:53 +01:00
parent e08a737933
commit 587901c630
8 changed files with 157 additions and 28 deletions
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@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ on :command, :lookup, RIGHTS_ADMIN do |player, command|
next
end
ids = locate_entity(type, name, limit).join(', ')
ids = find_entities(type, name, limit).join(', ')
message = ids.empty? ? "Could not find an #{type} called #{name}." : "Possible ids are: #{ids}."
player.send_message(message)
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@@ -41,17 +41,7 @@ end
# Returns an npc with the id and position specified by the hash.
def get_npc(hash)
id = hash.delete(:id)
if id == nil
name = hash.delete(:name).to_s.gsub('_', ' ')
if name.include?(' ')
id = name[name.rindex(' ') + 1, name.length - 1].to_i
end
id = locate_entity('npc', name, 1).first if id == nil || id == 0
end
raise "The npc called #{name} could not be identified." if id == nil
id = hash.delete(:id) || lookup_npc(hash.delete(:name))
z = hash.delete(:z)
position = Position.new(hash.delete(:x), hash.delete(:y), z == nil ? 0 : z)
@@ -111,21 +101,6 @@ def direction_to_position(direction, position)
end
end
# Locates an entity with the specified type (e.g. npc) and name, returning possible ids as an array.
def locate_entity(type, name, limit=5)
ids = []
name.downcase!
Kernel.const_get("#{type.capitalize}Definition").definitions.each do |definition|
break if ids.length == limit
ids << definition.id.to_i if definition.name.to_s.downcase == name
end
return ids
end
# An action that spawns an npc temporarily, before executing an action.
class TemporaryNpcAction < Action
attr_reader :executions, :combative
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@@ -10,5 +10,7 @@
<scripts>
<script>npc-spawn.rb</script>
</scripts>
<dependencies />
<dependencies>
<dependency>util</dependency>
</dependencies>
</plugin>
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# Checks whether the amount of arguments provided is correct, sending the player the specified message if not.
def valid_arg_length(args, length, player, message)
valid = length.kind_of?(Range) ? length.include?(args.length) : length == args.length
if (!valid)
player.send_message(message)
return false
end
return true
end
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# Essentially a wrapper for specific message types to make them easier to use. Only supports the interception of a message type once (for good reason - this is supposed to
# be a utility, not a chain of interceptors inside the existing chain).
#
# Plugins that wish to expand the list of available message types (you probably don't) should use the add_interception method - see the item-on-item script for example usage.
#
# If you only wish to intercept a message, use the intercept method, e.g.
#
# intercept :item_on_item, used_id, target_id, :irreversible do |ctx, player, message|
# # code here
# end
# Calls the registered interception(s), if applicable.
def intercept(message, *args, &block)
raise 'Error - interceptions must provide a block.' unless block_given?
interception = INTERCEPTIONS[message]
if interception == nil then raise "No interception for message #{message}" else interception.call(*args, block) end
end
# Adds an interception.
def add_interception(message, &block)
INTERCEPTIONS[message] = block
end
private
INTERCEPTIONS = {}
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# Adds an interception for the ItemOnItem message
add_interception :item_on_item do |used, target, reversible, block|
interception = ItemOnItemPair.new(used, target)
ITEM_PAIRS[interception] = block
ITEM_PAIRS[interception.reverse] = block if reversible == :reversible
end
private
# A hash of ItemOnItemPairs to blocks.
ITEM_PAIRS = {}
# A pair of items that will cause a block to be executed if one (the 'used' item) is used on the other (the 'target' item).
class ItemOnItemPair
attr_reader :used, :target
def initialize(used, target)
@used = used
@target = target
end
# Returns a new ItemOnItemPair that is the reverse of this.
def reverse
return ItemOnItemPair.new(@target, @used)
end
def eql?(other)
return (other.kind_of?(ItemOnItemPair) && @used == other.used && @target == other.target)
end
def hash
return @used << 16 | @target
end
end
# Adds a message handler to the item on item message.
on :message, :item_on_item do |ctx, player, message|
used, target = message.id, message.target_id
pair = ItemOnItemPair.new(used, target)
block = ITEM_PAIRS[pair]
block.call(ctx, player, message) unless block == nil
end
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require 'java'
# Looks up the id of the npc with the specified name.
def lookup_npc(name)
return lookup_entity('npc', name)
end
# Looks up the id of the item with the specified name.
def lookup_item(name)
return lookup_entity('item', name)
end
# Looks up the id of the object with the specified name.
def lookup_object(name)
return lookup_entity('object', name)
end
# Looks up the id of an entity of the specified type (either 'npc', 'item', or 'object')
def lookup_entity(type, symbol)
symbol = symbol.to_s
cached = NAME_CACHE[type + symbol]
return cached unless cached == nil
name = symbol.to_s.gsub('_', ' ')
if name.include?(' ')
id = name[name.rindex(' ') + 1, name.length - 1].to_i
end
id = find_entities(type, name, 1).first if id == nil || id == 0
if id == nil
raise "The #{type} called #{name} could not be identified."
end
NAME_CACHE[type + symbol] = id
return id
end
# Finds entities with the specified type (e.g. npc) and name, returning possible ids as an array.
def find_entities(type, name, limit=5)
ids = []; name.downcase!
Kernel.const_get("#{type.capitalize}Definition").definitions.each do |definition|
break if ids.length == limit
ids << definition.id.to_i if definition.name.to_s.downcase == name
end
return ids
end
private
NAME_CACHE = {}
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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<plugin>
<id>util</id>
<version>1</version>
<name>Util</name>
<description>Adds utility methods for plugins.</description>
<authors>
<author>Major</author>
</authors>
<scripts>
<script>command.rb</script>
<script>intercept.rb</script>
<script>item-on-item-intercept.rb</script>
<script>name-lookup.rb</script>
</scripts>
<dependencies /> <!-- This plugin should _NOT_ depend on anything. -->
</plugin>