Use MoveFileEx to rename files on Windows (not rename) - minetest.git

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author	gregorycu <gregory.currie@gmail.com>	2016-05-01 17:27:29 +1000
committer	Craig Robbins <kde.psych@gmail.com>	2016-05-01 17:28:16 +1000
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/* Minetest-c55 Copyright (C) 2010 celeron55, Perttu Ahola <celeron55@gmail.com> This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA. */ #ifndef TILE_HEADER #define TILE_HEADER #include "common_irrlicht.h" #include "threads.h" #include "utility.h" #include <string> /* Specifies a texture in an atlas. This is used to specify single textures also. This has been designed to be small enough to be thrown around a lot. */ struct AtlasPointer { u32 id; // Texture id video::ITexture *atlas; // Atlas in where the texture is v2f pos; // Position in atlas v2f size; // Size in atlas u16 tiled; // X-wise tiling count. If 0, width of atlas is width of image. AtlasPointer( u16 id_, video::ITexture *atlas_=NULL, v2f pos_=v2f(0,0), v2f size_=v2f(1,1), u16 tiled_=1 ): id(id_), atlas(atlas_), pos(pos_), size(size_), tiled(tiled_) { } bool operator==(const AtlasPointer &other) { return ( id == other.id ); /*return ( id == other.id && atlas == other.atlas && pos == other.pos && size == other.size && tiled == other.tiled );*/ } float x0(){ return pos.X; } float x1(){ return pos.X + size.X; } float y0(){ return pos.Y; } float y1(){ return pos.Y + size.Y; } }; /* An internal variant of the former with more data. */ struct SourceAtlasPointer { std::string name; AtlasPointer a; video::IImage *atlas_img; // The source image of the atlas // Integer variants of position and size v2s32 intpos; v2u32 intsize; SourceAtlasPointer( const std::string &name_, AtlasPointer a_=AtlasPointer(0, NULL), video::IImage *atlas_img_=NULL, v2s32 intpos_=v2s32(0,0), v2u32 intsize_=v2u32(0,0) ): name(name_), a(a_), atlas_img(atlas_img_), intpos(intpos_), intsize(intsize_) { } }; /* Implementation (to be used as a no-op on the server) */ class ITextureSource { public: ITextureSource(){} virtual ~ITextureSource(){} virtual u32 getTextureId(const std::string &name){return 0;} virtual u32 getTextureIdDirect(const std::string &name){return 0;} virtual std::string getTextureName(u32 id){return "";} virtual AtlasPointer getTexture(u32 id){return AtlasPointer(0);} virtual AtlasPointer getTexture(const std::string &name) {return AtlasPointer(0);} virtual video::ITexture* getTextureRaw(const std::string &name) {return NULL;} }; /* Creates and caches textures. */ class TextureSource : public ITextureSource { public: TextureSource(IrrlichtDevice *device); ~TextureSource(); /* Processes queued texture requests from other threads. Shall be called from the main thread. */ void processQueue(); /* Example case: Now, assume a texture with the id 1 exists, and has the name "stone.png^mineral1". Then a random thread calls getTextureId for a texture called "stone.png^mineral1^crack0". ...Now, WTF should happen? Well: - getTextureId strips off stuff recursively from the end until the remaining part is found, or nothing is left when something is stripped out But it is slow to search for textures by names and modify them like that? - ContentFeatures is made to contain ids for the basic plain textures - Crack textures can be slow by themselves, but the framework must be fast. Example case #2: - Assume a texture with the id 1 exists, and has the name "stone.png^mineral1" and is specified as a part of some atlas. - Now MapBlock::getNodeTile() stumbles upon a node which uses texture id 1, and finds out that NODEMOD_CRACK must be applied with progression=0 - It finds out the name of the texture with getTextureName(1), appends "^crack0" to it and gets a new texture id with getTextureId("stone.png^mineral1^crack0") */ /* Gets a texture id from cache or - if main thread, from getTextureIdDirect - if other thread, adds to request queue and waits for main thread */ u32 getTextureId(const std::string &name); /* Example names: "stone.png" "stone.png^crack2" "stone.png^blit:mineral_coal.png" "stone.png^blit:mineral_coal.png^crack1" - If texture specified by name is found from cache, return the cached id. - Otherwise generate the texture, add to cache and return id. Recursion is used to find out the largest found part of the texture and continue based on it. The id 0 points to a NULL texture. It is returned in case of error. */ u32 getTextureIdDirect(const std::string &name); /* Finds out the name of a cached texture. */ std::string getTextureName(u32 id); /* If texture specified by the name pointed by the id doesn't exist, create it, then return the cached texture. Can be called from any thread. If called from some other thread and not found in cache, the call is queued to the main thread for processing. */ AtlasPointer getTexture(u32 id); AtlasPointer getTexture(const std::string &name) { return getTexture(getTextureId(name)); } // Gets a separate texture video::ITexture* getTextureRaw(const std::string &name) { AtlasPointer ap = getTexture(name); return ap.atlas; } private: /* Build the main texture atlas which contains most of the textures. This is called by the constructor. */ void buildMainAtlas(); // The id of the thread that is allowed to use irrlicht directly threadid_t m_main_thread; // The irrlicht device IrrlichtDevice *m_device; // A texture id is index in this array. // The first position contains a NULL texture. core::array<SourceAtlasPointer> m_atlaspointer_cache; // Maps a texture name to an index in the former. core::map<std::string, u32> m_name_to_id; // The two former containers are behind this mutex JMutex m_atlaspointer_cache_mutex; // Main texture atlas. This is filled at startup and is then not touched. video::IImage *m_main_atlas_image; video::ITexture *m_main_atlas_texture; // Queued texture fetches (to be processed by the main thread) RequestQueue<std::string, u32, u8, u8> m_get_texture_queue; }; enum MaterialType{ MATERIAL_ALPHA_NONE, MATERIAL_ALPHA_VERTEX, MATERIAL_ALPHA_SIMPLE, // >127 = opaque MATERIAL_ALPHA_BLEND, }; // Material flags #define MATERIAL_FLAG_BACKFACE_CULLING 0x01 /* This fully defines the looks of a tile. The SMaterial of a tile is constructed according to this. */ struct TileSpec { TileSpec(): texture(0), alpha(255), material_type(MATERIAL_ALPHA_NONE), // Use this so that leaves don't need a separate material //material_type(MATERIAL_ALPHA_SIMPLE), material_flags( MATERIAL_FLAG_BACKFACE_CULLING ) { } bool operator==(TileSpec &other) { return (


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