raze-gles/polymer/eduke32/source/lunatic/mapypan.lua
helixhorned 3697842bc5 Add ART loader for the LuaJIT BUILD struct loader module, 2 more examples.
The map iterator now has init/finish capability, making it possible to
write scripts that aggregate data over multiple map files.  One such example
calculates some statistics, the other loads art metadata and looks for
red walls with non-pow2 ysize tiles.

git-svn-id: https://svn.eduke32.com/eduke32@2814 1a8010ca-5511-0410-912e-c29ae57300e0
2012-07-08 21:47:11 +00:00

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-- Display information about problematic wall ypannings,
-- foreachmap module.
local string = require "string"
local table = require "table"
local bit = require "bit"
local print = print
local pairs = pairs
local rawget = rawget
local setmetatable = setmetatable
local B = require "build"
module(...)
local function printf(fmt, ...)
print(string.format(fmt, ...))
end
local tile
function init(arg)
local artargend = nil
for i=2,#arg do
if (arg[i]=="--") then
artargend = i
break
end
end
if (artargend==nil or artargend==0) then
printf("Usage: luajit ./foreachmap.lua <tilesXXX.ART> [, ...] -- <filename1.map> ...\n")
return 1
end
local artfns = {}
for i=2,artargend-1 do
artfns[#artfns+1] = arg[i]
end
local i = 2
local j = artargend+1
while (arg[j]) do
arg[i] = arg[j]
arg[j] = nil
i = i+1
j = j+1
end
local tile_, errmsg = B.loadarts(artfns)
if (tile_ == nil) then
printf("%s", errmsg)
return 2
end
tile = tile_ -- set 'tile' file-scope var
end
local table_default0_mt = {
__index = function(tab, idx)
if (rawget(tab, idx)==nil) then
return 0
end
return rawget(tab, idx)
end
}
local sector, wall, sprite
function success(map, fn)
-- set file-scope vars for convenience
sector = map.sector
wall = map.wall
sprite = map.sprite
-- counts of non-pow2 tiles, per tilenum
local np2tile = setmetatable({}, table_default0_mt)
-- walls/overwall indices with non-pow2 tiles, [walidx]=true
local np2wall = {}
-- [i]=wallidx
local np2walls = {}
local badoverpicnum = false
for i=0,map.numsectors-1 do
local startwall = sector[i].wallptr
local endwall = startwall+sector[i].wallnum-1
for w=startwall,endwall do
for n=1,2 do
local pic, ysiz
if (wall[w].nextwall < 0) then
-- We don't care for white walls
elseif (n==1) then
pic = wall[w].picnum
ysiz = tile.sizy[pic]
else
pic = wall[w].overpicnum
if (pic < 0 or pic > 30720) then -- MAXTILES
badoverpicnum = true
else
ysiz = tile.sizy[pic]
if (bit.band(wall[w].cstat, 16+32)==0) then
-- we don't care about non-masked/1-way walls
ysiz = 0
end
end
end
if (ysiz~=nil and ysiz > 0 and bit.band(ysiz, bit.bnot(ysiz-1))~=ysiz) then
-- non-pow2 ysize
np2tile[pic] = np2tile[pic]+1
if (not np2wall[w]) then
np2wall[w] = true
np2walls[#np2walls+1] = w
end
end
end
end
end
-- report our findings
-- sort in wall index order
table.sort(np2walls)
printf("--- %s:", fn)
--[[
printf(" Walls:")
for i=1,#np2walls do
printf(" %d", np2walls[i])
end
printf("")
--]]
printf(" %d red walls with non-pow2 ysize tiles", #np2walls)
if (badoverpicnum) then
printf(" (some red walls have out-of-bounds overpicnums)")
end
local np2tiles = {}
for tilenum,_ in pairs(np2tile) do
np2tiles[#np2tiles+1] = tilenum
end
table.sort(np2tiles)
printf(" Tiles:")
for i=1,#np2tiles do
printf(" %d", np2tiles[i])
end
printf("")
end