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****/
//
// text_message.cpp
//
// implementation of CHudTextMessage class
//
// this class routes messages through titles.txt for localisation
//

#include "hud.h"
#include "cl_util.h"
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include "mod/AvHNetworkMessages.h"

#include "vgui_TeamFortressViewport.h"

DECLARE_MESSAGE( m_TextMessage, TextMsg );

int CHudTextMessage::Init(void)
{
	HOOK_MESSAGE( TextMsg );

	gHUD.AddHudElem( this );

	Reset();

	return 1;
};

// Searches through the string for any msg names (indicated by a '#')
// any found are looked up in titles.txt and the new message substituted
// the new value is pushed into dst_buffer
char *CHudTextMessage::LocaliseTextString( const char *msg, char *dst_buffer, int buffer_size )
{
	char *dst = dst_buffer;
	for ( char *src = (char*)msg; *src != 0 && buffer_size > 0; buffer_size-- )
	{
		if ( *src == '#' )
		{
			// cut msg name out of string
			static char word_buf[255];
			char *wdst = word_buf, *word_start = src;
			for ( ++src ; (*src >= 'A' && *src <= 'z') || (*src >= '0' && *src <= '9'); wdst++, src++ )
			{
				*wdst = *src;
			}
			*wdst = 0;

			// lookup msg name in titles.txt
			client_textmessage_t *clmsg = TextMessageGet( word_buf );
			if ( !clmsg || !(clmsg->pMessage) )
			{
				src = word_start;
				*dst = *src;
				dst++, src++;
				continue;
			}

			// copy string into message over the msg name
			for ( char *wsrc = (char*)clmsg->pMessage; *wsrc != 0; wsrc++, dst++ )
			{
				*dst = *wsrc;
			}
			*dst = 0;
		}
		else
		{
			*dst = *src;
			dst++, src++;
			*dst = 0;
		}
	}

	dst_buffer[buffer_size-1] = 0; // ensure null termination
	return dst_buffer;
}

// As above, but with a local static buffer
char *CHudTextMessage::BufferedLocaliseTextString( const char *msg )
{
	static char dst_buffer[1024];
	LocaliseTextString( msg, dst_buffer, 1024 );
	return dst_buffer;
}

// Simplified version of LocaliseTextString;  assumes string is only one word
char *CHudTextMessage::LookupString( const char *msg, int *msg_dest )
{
	if ( !msg )
		return "";

	// '#' character indicates this is a reference to a string in titles.txt, and not the string itself
	if ( msg[0] == '#' ) 
	{
		// this is a message name, so look up the real message
		client_textmessage_t *clmsg = TextMessageGet( msg+1 );

		if ( !clmsg || !(clmsg->pMessage) )
			return (char*)msg; // lookup failed, so return the original string
		
		if ( msg_dest )
		{
			// check to see if titles.txt info overrides msg destination
			// if clmsg->effect is less than 0, then clmsg->effect holds -1 * message_destination
			if ( clmsg->effect < 0 )  // 
				*msg_dest = -clmsg->effect;
		}

		return (char*)clmsg->pMessage;
	}
	else
	{  // nothing special about this message, so just return the same string
		return (char*)msg;
	}
}

void StripEndNewlineFromString( char *str )
{
	int s = (int)strlen( str ) - 1;
	if ( str[s] == '\n' || str[s] == '\r' )
		str[s] = 0;
}

// converts all '\r' characters to '\n', so that the engine can deal with the properly
// returns a pointer to str
char* ConvertCRtoNL( char *str )
{
	for ( char *ch = str; *ch != 0; ch++ )
		if ( *ch == '\r' )
			*ch = '\n';
	return str;
}

// Message handler for text messages
// displays a string, looking them up from the titles.txt file, which can be localised
// parameters:
//   byte:   message direction  ( HUD_PRINTCONSOLE, HUD_PRINTNOTIFY, HUD_PRINTCENTER, HUD_PRINTTALK )
//   string: message
// optional parameters:
//   string: message parameter 1
//   string: message parameter 2
//   string: message parameter 3
//   string: message parameter 4
// any string that starts with the character '#' is a message name, and is used to look up the real message in titles.txt
// the next (optional) one to four strings are parameters for that string (which can also be message names if they begin with '#')
int CHudTextMessage::MsgFunc_TextMsg( const char *pszName, int iSize, void *pbuf )
{
	int destination;
	StringList message;
	NetMsg_TextMsg( pbuf, iSize, destination, message );

	if ( gViewPort && gViewPort->AllowedToPrintText() == FALSE )
		return 1;

	while( message.size() < 5 )
	{ message.push_back( string("") ); }
	char psz[1024];

	char* origin = psz;
	if( destination == HUD_PRINTNOTIFY )
	{ 
		psz[0] = 1;
		origin = psz + 1;
	}
	sprintf( origin, message[0].c_str(), message[1].c_str(), message[2].c_str(), message[3].c_str(), message[4].c_str() );
	ConvertCRtoNL(psz);

	switch ( destination )
	{
	case HUD_PRINTNOTIFY:
	case HUD_PRINTCONSOLE:
		ConsolePrint(psz);
		break;
	case HUD_PRINTCENTER:
		CenterPrint(psz);
		break;
	case HUD_PRINTTALK:
		gHUD.m_SayText.SayTextPrint(psz, 1024);
		break;
	}

	return 1;
}