- fixed: DScroller did not initialize m_LastHeight in all situations. This caused a problem with the serializer because RapidJSON aborts the write of a floating point value if it is invalid.

- ensure that floats are always written out. If the actual value causes an error (i.e. INF or NaN), write a 0 to guarantee proper formatting.
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Christoph Oelckers 2016-09-28 11:58:12 +02:00
parent 676d2365e1
commit 2d5061e81f
2 changed files with 10 additions and 2 deletions

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@ -259,6 +259,7 @@ DScroller::DScroller (EScroll type, double dx, double dy,
m_Accel = accel;
m_Parts = scrollpos;
m_vdx = m_vdy = 0;
m_LastHeight = 0;
if ((m_Control = control) != -1)
m_LastHeight =
sectors[control].CenterFloor () + sectors[control].CenterCeiling ();
@ -342,6 +343,7 @@ DScroller::DScroller (double dx, double dy, const line_t *l,
m_vdx = m_vdy = 0;
m_Accel = accel;
m_Parts = scrollpos;
m_LastHeight = 0;
if ((m_Control = control) != -1)
m_LastHeight = sectors[control].CenterFloor() + sectors[control].CenterCeiling();
m_Affectee = int(l->sidedef[0] - sides);

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@ -215,8 +215,14 @@ struct FWriter
void Double(double k)
{
if (mWriter1) mWriter1->Double(k);
else if (mWriter2) mWriter2->Double(k);
if (mWriter1)
{
if (!mWriter1->Double(k)) mWriter1->Double(0);
}
else if (mWriter2)
{
if (!mWriter2->Double(k)) mWriter2->Double(0);
}
}
};