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1 /* $Id$ */
3 /*
4 * This file is part of OpenTTD.
5 * OpenTTD 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, version 2.
6 * OpenTTD 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.
7 * See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with OpenTTD. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
8 */
10 /**
11 * @file newgrf_text.cpp
12 * Implementation of Action 04 "universal holder" structure and functions.
13 * This file implements a linked-lists of strings,
14 * holding everything that the newgrf action 04 will send over to OpenTTD.
15 * One of the biggest problems is that Dynamic lang Array uses ISO codes
16 * as way to identifying current user lang, while newgrf uses bit shift codes
17 * not related to ISO. So equivalence functionnality had to be set.
20 #include "stdafx.h"
21 #include "newgrf.h"
22 #include "strings_func.h"
23 #include "newgrf_storage.h"
24 #include "newgrf_text.h"
25 #include "newgrf_cargo.h"
26 #include "string_func.h"
27 #include "date_type.h"
28 #include "debug.h"
29 #include "core/alloc_type.hpp"
30 #include "core/smallmap_type.hpp"
31 #include "language.h"
33 #include "table/strings.h"
34 #include "table/control_codes.h"
36 #define GRFTAB 28
37 #define TABSIZE 11
39 /**
40 * Explains the newgrf shift bit positioning.
41 * the grf base will not be used in order to find the string, but rather for
42 * jumping from standard langID scheme to the new one.
44 enum GRFBaseLanguages {
45 GRFLB_AMERICAN = 0x01,
46 GRFLB_ENGLISH = 0x02,
47 GRFLB_GERMAN = 0x04,
48 GRFLB_FRENCH = 0x08,
49 GRFLB_SPANISH = 0x10,
50 GRFLB_GENERIC = 0x80,
53 enum GRFExtendedLanguages {
54 GRFLX_AMERICAN = 0x00,
55 GRFLX_ENGLISH = 0x01,
56 GRFLX_GERMAN = 0x02,
57 GRFLX_FRENCH = 0x03,
58 GRFLX_SPANISH = 0x04,
59 GRFLX_UNSPECIFIED = 0x7F,
62 /**
63 * Element of the linked list.
64 * Each of those elements represent the string,
65 * but according to a different lang.
67 struct GRFText {
68 public:
69 /**
70 * Allocate, and assign a new GRFText with the given text.
71 * As these strings can have string terminations in them, e.g.
72 * due to "choice lists" we (sometimes) cannot rely on detecting
73 * the length by means of strlen. Also, if the length of already
74 * known not scanning the whole string is more efficient.
75 * @param langid The language of the text.
76 * @param text The text to store in the new GRFText.
77 * @param len The length of the text.
79 static GRFText *New(byte langid, const char *text, size_t len)
81 return new (len) GRFText(langid, text, len);
84 /**
85 * Create a copy of this GRFText.
86 * @param orig the grftext to copy.
87 * @return an exact copy of the given text.
89 static GRFText *Copy(GRFText *orig)
91 return GRFText::New(orig->langid, orig->text, orig->len);
94 /**
95 * Helper allocation function to disallow something.
96 * Don't allow simple 'news'; they wouldn't have enough memory.
97 * @param size the amount of space not to allocate.
99 void *operator new(size_t size)
101 NOT_REACHED();
105 * Free the memory we allocated.
106 * @param p memory to free.
108 void operator delete(void *p)
110 free(p);
112 private:
114 * Actually construct the GRFText.
115 * @param langid_ The language of the text.
116 * @param text_ The text to store in this GRFText.
117 * @param len_ The length of the text to store.
119 GRFText(byte langid_, const char *text_, size_t len_) : next(NULL), len(len_), langid(langid_)
121 /* We need to use memcpy instead of strcpy due to
122 * the possibility of "choice lists" and therefore
123 * intermediate string terminators. */
124 memcpy(this->text, text_, len);
128 * Allocate memory for this class.
129 * @param size the size of the instance
130 * @param extra the extra memory for the text
131 * @return the requested amount of memory for both the instance and the text
133 void *operator new(size_t size, size_t extra)
135 return MallocT<byte>(size + extra);
138 public:
139 GRFText *next; ///< The next GRFText in this chain.
140 size_t len; ///< The length of the stored string, used for copying.
141 byte langid; ///< The language associated with this GRFText.
142 char text[]; ///< The actual (translated) text.
147 * Holder of the above structure.
148 * Putting both grfid and stringid together allows us to avoid duplicates,
149 * since it is NOT SUPPOSED to happen.
151 struct GRFTextEntry {
152 uint32 grfid;
153 uint16 stringid;
154 StringID def_string;
155 GRFText *textholder;
159 static uint _num_grf_texts = 0;
160 static GRFTextEntry _grf_text[(1 << TABSIZE) * 3];
161 static byte _currentLangID = GRFLX_ENGLISH; ///< by default, english is used.
164 * Get the mapping from the NewGRF supplied ID to OpenTTD's internal ID.
165 * @param newgrf_id The NewGRF ID to map.
166 * @param gender Whether to map genders or cases.
167 * @return The, to OpenTTD's internal ID, mapped index, or -1 if there is no mapping.
169 int LanguageMap::GetMapping(int newgrf_id, bool gender) const
171 const SmallVector<Mapping, 1> &map = gender ? this->gender_map : this->case_map;
172 for (const Mapping *m = map.Begin(); m != map.End(); m++) {
173 if (m->newgrf_id == newgrf_id) return m->openttd_id;
175 return -1;
179 * Get the mapping from OpenTTD's internal ID to the NewGRF supplied ID.
180 * @param openttd_id The OpenTTD ID to map.
181 * @param gender Whether to map genders or cases.
182 * @return The, to the NewGRF supplied ID, mapped index, or -1 if there is no mapping.
184 int LanguageMap::GetReverseMapping(int openttd_id, bool gender) const
186 const SmallVector<Mapping, 1> &map = gender ? this->gender_map : this->case_map;
187 for (const Mapping *m = map.Begin(); m != map.End(); m++) {
188 if (m->openttd_id == openttd_id) return m->newgrf_id;
190 return -1;
193 /** Helper structure for mapping choice lists. */
194 struct UnmappedChoiceList : ZeroedMemoryAllocator {
195 /** Clean everything up. */
196 ~UnmappedChoiceList()
198 for (SmallPair<byte, char *> *p = this->strings.Begin(); p < this->strings.End(); p++) {
199 free(p->second);
204 * Initialise the mapping.
205 * @param type The type of mapping.
206 * @param old_d The old begin of the string, i.e. from where to start writing again.
207 * @param offset The offset to get the plural/gender from.
209 UnmappedChoiceList(StringControlCode type, char *old_d, int offset) :
210 type(type), old_d(old_d), offset(offset)
214 StringControlCode type; ///< The type of choice list.
215 char *old_d; ///< The old/original location of the "d" local variable.
216 int offset; ///< The offset for the plural/gender form.
218 /** Mapping of NewGRF supplied ID to the different strings in the choice list. */
219 SmallMap<byte, char *> strings;
222 * Flush this choice list into the old d variable.
223 * @param lm The current language mapping.
224 * @return The new location of the output string.
226 char *Flush(const LanguageMap *lm)
228 if (!this->strings.Contains(0)) {
229 /* In case of a (broken) NewGRF without a default,
230 * assume an empty string. */
231 grfmsg(1, "choice list misses default value");
232 this->strings[0] = strdup("");
235 char *d = old_d;
236 if (lm == NULL) {
237 /* In case there is no mapping, just ignore everything but the default.
238 * A probable cause for this happening is when the language file has
239 * been removed by the user and as such no mapping could be made. */
240 size_t len = strlen(this->strings[0]);
241 memcpy(d, this->strings[0], len);
242 return d + len;
245 d += Utf8Encode(d, this->type);
247 if (this->type == SCC_SWITCH_CASE) {
249 * Format for case switch:
250 * <NUM CASES> <CASE1> <LEN1> <STRING1> <CASE2> <LEN2> <STRING2> <CASE3> <LEN3> <STRING3> <STRINGDEFAULT>
251 * Each LEN is printed using 2 bytes in big endian order.
254 /* "<NUM CASES>" */
255 int count = 0;
256 for (uint8 i = 0; i < _current_language->num_cases; i++) {
257 /* Count the ones we have a mapped string for. */
258 if (this->strings.Contains(lm->GetReverseMapping(i, false))) count++;
260 *d++ = count;
262 for (uint8 i = 0; i < _current_language->num_cases; i++) {
263 /* Resolve the string we're looking for. */
264 int idx = lm->GetReverseMapping(i, false);
265 if (!this->strings.Contains(idx)) continue;
266 char *str = this->strings[idx];
268 /* "<CASEn>" */
269 *d++ = i + 1;
271 /* "<LENn>" */
272 size_t len = strlen(str) + 1;
273 *d++ = GB(len, 8, 8);
274 *d++ = GB(len, 0, 8);
276 /* "<STRINGn>" */
277 memcpy(d, str, len);
278 d += len;
281 /* "<STRINGDEFAULT>" */
282 size_t len = strlen(this->strings[0]) + 1;
283 memcpy(d, this->strings[0], len);
284 d += len;
285 } else {
286 if (this->type == SCC_PLURAL_LIST) {
287 *d++ = lm->plural_form;
291 * Format for choice list:
292 * <OFFSET> <NUM CHOICES> <LENs> <STRINGs>
295 /* "<OFFSET>" */
296 *d++ = this->offset - 0x80;
298 /* "<NUM CHOICES>" */
299 int count = (this->type == SCC_GENDER_LIST ? _current_language->num_genders : LANGUAGE_MAX_PLURAL_FORMS);
300 *d++ = count;
302 /* "<LENs>" */
303 for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
304 int idx = (this->type == SCC_GENDER_LIST ? lm->GetReverseMapping(i, true) : i + 1);
305 const char *str = this->strings[this->strings.Contains(idx) ? idx : 0];
306 size_t len = strlen(str) + 1;
307 if (len > 0xFF) grfmsg(1, "choice list string is too long");
308 *d++ = GB(len, 0, 8);
311 /* "<STRINGs>" */
312 for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
313 int idx = (this->type == SCC_GENDER_LIST ? lm->GetReverseMapping(i, true) : i + 1);
314 const char *str = this->strings[this->strings.Contains(idx) ? idx : 0];
315 /* Limit the length of the string we copy to 0xFE. The length is written above
316 * as a byte and we need room for the final '\0'. */
317 size_t len = min<size_t>(0xFE, strlen(str));
318 memcpy(d, str, len);
319 d += len;
320 *d++ = '\0';
323 return d;
328 * Translate TTDPatch string codes into something OpenTTD can handle (better).
329 * @param grfid The (NewGRF) ID associated with this string
330 * @param language_id The (NewGRF) language ID associated with this string.
331 * @param allow_newlines Whether newlines are allowed in the string or not.
332 * @param str The string to translate.
333 * @param [out] olen The length of the final string.
334 * @param byte80 The control code to use as replacement for the 0x80-value.
335 * @return The translated string.
337 char *TranslateTTDPatchCodes(uint32 grfid, uint8 language_id, bool allow_newlines, const char *str, int *olen, StringControlCode byte80)
339 char *tmp = MallocT<char>(strlen(str) * 10 + 1); // Allocate space to allow for expansion
340 char *d = tmp;
341 bool unicode = false;
342 WChar c;
343 size_t len = Utf8Decode(&c, str);
345 /* Helper variable for a possible (string) mapping. */
346 UnmappedChoiceList *mapping = NULL;
348 if (c == NFO_UTF8_IDENTIFIER) {
349 unicode = true;
350 str += len;
353 for (;;) {
354 if (unicode && Utf8EncodedCharLen(*str) != 0) {
355 c = Utf8Consume(&str);
356 /* 'Magic' range of control codes. */
357 if (GB(c, 8, 8) == 0xE0) {
358 c = GB(c, 0, 8);
359 } else if (c >= 0x20) {
360 if (!IsValidChar(c, CS_ALPHANUMERAL)) c = '?';
361 d += Utf8Encode(d, c);
362 continue;
364 } else {
365 c = (byte)*str++;
367 if (c == '\0') break;
369 switch (c) {
370 case 0x01:
371 if (str[0] == '\0') goto string_end;
372 d += Utf8Encode(d, ' ');
373 str++;
374 break;
375 case 0x0A: break;
376 case 0x0D:
377 if (allow_newlines) {
378 *d++ = 0x0A;
379 } else {
380 grfmsg(1, "Detected newline in string that does not allow one");
382 break;
383 case 0x0E: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_TINYFONT); break;
384 case 0x0F: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_BIGFONT); break;
385 case 0x1F:
386 if (str[0] == '\0' || str[1] == '\0') goto string_end;
387 d += Utf8Encode(d, ' ');
388 str += 2;
389 break;
390 case 0x7B:
391 case 0x7C:
392 case 0x7D:
393 case 0x7E:
394 case 0x7F: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_SIGNED + c - 0x7B); break;
395 case 0x80: d += Utf8Encode(d, byte80); break;
396 case 0x81: {
397 if (str[0] == '\0' || str[1] == '\0') goto string_end;
398 StringID string;
399 string = ((uint8)*str++);
400 string |= ((uint8)*str++) << 8;
401 d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_NEWGRF_STRINL);
402 d += Utf8Encode(d, MapGRFStringID(grfid, string));
403 break;
405 case 0x82:
406 case 0x83:
407 case 0x84: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_DATE_LONG + c - 0x82); break;
408 case 0x85: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_NEWGRF_DISCARD_WORD); break;
409 case 0x86: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_NEWGRF_ROTATE_TOP_4_WORDS); break;
410 case 0x87: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_VOLUME_LONG); break;
411 case 0x88: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_BLUE); break;
412 case 0x89: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_SILVER); break;
413 case 0x8A: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_GOLD); break;
414 case 0x8B: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_RED); break;
415 case 0x8C: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_PURPLE); break;
416 case 0x8D: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_LTBROWN); break;
417 case 0x8E: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_ORANGE); break;
418 case 0x8F: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_GREEN); break;
419 case 0x90: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_YELLOW); break;
420 case 0x91: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_DKGREEN); break;
421 case 0x92: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_CREAM); break;
422 case 0x93: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_BROWN); break;
423 case 0x94: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_WHITE); break;
424 case 0x95: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_LTBLUE); break;
425 case 0x96: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_GRAY); break;
426 case 0x97: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_DKBLUE); break;
427 case 0x98: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_BLACK); break;
428 case 0x9A: {
429 int code = *str++;
430 switch (code) {
431 case 0x00: goto string_end;
432 case 0x01: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_QWORD_CURRENCY); break;
433 /* 0x02: ignore next colour byte is not supported. It works on the final
434 * string and as such hooks into the string drawing routine. At that
435 * point many things already happened, such as splitting up of strings
436 * when drawn over multiple lines or right-to-left translations, which
437 * make the behaviour peculiar, e.g. only happening at specific width
438 * of windows. Or we need to add another pass over the string to just
439 * support this. As such it is not implemented in OpenTTD. */
440 case 0x03: {
441 if (str[0] == '\0' || str[1] == '\0') goto string_end;
442 uint16 tmp = ((uint8)*str++);
443 tmp |= ((uint8)*str++) << 8;
444 d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_NEWGRF_PUSH_WORD);
445 d += Utf8Encode(d, tmp);
446 break;
448 case 0x04:
449 if (str[0] == '\0') goto string_end;
450 d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_NEWGRF_UNPRINT);
451 d += Utf8Encode(d, *str++);
452 break;
453 case 0x06: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_BYTE_HEX); break;
454 case 0x07: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_HEX); break;
455 case 0x08: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_HEX); break;
456 /* 0x09, 0x0A are TTDPatch internal use only string codes. */
457 case 0x0B: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_QWORD_HEX); break;
458 case 0x0C: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_STATION_NAME); break;
459 case 0x0D: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_WEIGHT_LONG); break;
460 case 0x0E:
461 case 0x0F: {
462 if (str[0] == '\0') goto string_end;
463 const LanguageMap *lm = LanguageMap::GetLanguageMap(grfid, language_id);
464 int index = *str++;
465 int mapped = lm != NULL ? lm->GetMapping(index, code == 0x0E) : -1;
466 if (mapped >= 0) {
467 d += Utf8Encode(d, code == 0x0E ? SCC_GENDER_INDEX : SCC_SET_CASE);
468 d += Utf8Encode(d, code == 0x0E ? mapped : mapped + 1);
470 break;
473 case 0x10:
474 case 0x11:
475 if (str[0] == '\0') goto string_end;
476 if (mapping == NULL) {
477 if (code == 0x10) str++; // Skip the index
478 grfmsg(1, "choice list %s marker found when not expected", code == 0x10 ? "next" : "default");
479 break;
480 } else {
481 /* Terminate the previous string. */
482 *d = '\0';
483 int index = (code == 0x10 ? *str++ : 0);
484 if (mapping->strings.Contains(index)) {
485 grfmsg(1, "duplicate choice list string, ignoring");
486 d++;
487 } else {
488 d = mapping->strings[index] = MallocT<char>(strlen(str) * 10 + 1);
491 break;
493 case 0x12:
494 if (mapping == NULL) {
495 grfmsg(1, "choice list end marker found when not expected");
496 } else {
497 /* Terminate the previous string. */
498 *d = '\0';
500 /* Now we can start flushing everything and clean everything up. */
501 d = mapping->Flush(LanguageMap::GetLanguageMap(grfid, language_id));
502 delete mapping;
503 mapping = NULL;
505 break;
507 case 0x13:
508 case 0x14:
509 case 0x15:
510 if (str[0] == '\0') goto string_end;
511 if (mapping != NULL) {
512 grfmsg(1, "choice lists can't be stacked, it's going to get messy now...");
513 if (code != 0x14) str++;
514 } else {
515 static const StringControlCode mp[] = { SCC_GENDER_LIST, SCC_SWITCH_CASE, SCC_PLURAL_LIST };
516 mapping = new UnmappedChoiceList(mp[code - 0x13], d, code == 0x14 ? 0 : *str++);
518 break;
520 case 0x16:
521 case 0x17:
522 case 0x18:
523 case 0x19:
524 case 0x1A:
525 case 0x1B:
526 case 0x1C:
527 case 0x1D:
528 d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_DATE_LONG + code - 0x16);
529 break;
531 default:
532 grfmsg(1, "missing handler for extended format code");
533 break;
535 break;
538 case 0x9E: d += Utf8Encode(d, 0x20AC); break; // Euro
539 case 0x9F: d += Utf8Encode(d, 0x0178); break; // Y with diaeresis
540 case 0xA0: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_UP_ARROW); break;
541 case 0xAA: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_DOWN_ARROW); break;
542 case 0xAC: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_CHECKMARK); break;
543 case 0xAD: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_CROSS); break;
544 case 0xAF: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_RIGHT_ARROW); break;
545 case 0xB4: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_TRAIN); break;
546 case 0xB5: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_LORRY); break;
547 case 0xB6: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_BUS); break;
548 case 0xB7: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_PLANE); break;
549 case 0xB8: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_SHIP); break;
550 case 0xB9: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_SUPERSCRIPT_M1); break;
551 case 0xBC: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_SMALL_UP_ARROW); break;
552 case 0xBD: d += Utf8Encode(d, SCC_SMALL_DOWN_ARROW); break;
553 default:
554 /* Validate any unhandled character */
555 if (!IsValidChar(c, CS_ALPHANUMERAL)) c = '?';
556 d += Utf8Encode(d, c);
557 break;
561 string_end:
562 if (mapping != NULL) {
563 grfmsg(1, "choice list was incomplete, the whole list is ignored");
564 delete mapping;
567 *d = '\0';
568 if (olen != NULL) *olen = d - tmp + 1;
569 tmp = ReallocT(tmp, d - tmp + 1);
570 return tmp;
574 * Add a GRFText to a GRFText list.
575 * @param list The list where the text should be added to.
576 * @param text_to_add The GRFText to add to the list.
578 void AddGRFTextToList(GRFText **list, GRFText *text_to_add)
580 GRFText **ptext, *text;
582 /* Loop through all languages and see if we can replace a string */
583 for (ptext = list; (text = *ptext) != NULL; ptext = &text->next) {
584 if (text->langid == text_to_add->langid) {
585 text_to_add->next = text->next;
586 *ptext = text_to_add;
587 delete text;
588 return;
592 /* If a string wasn't replaced, then we must append the new string */
593 *ptext = text_to_add;
597 * Add a string to a GRFText list.
598 * @param list The list where the text should be added to.
599 * @param langid The language of the new text.
600 * @param grfid The grfid where this string is defined.
601 * @param allow_newlines Whether newlines are allowed in this string.
602 * @param text_to_add The text to add to the list.
603 * @note All text-codes will be translated.
605 void AddGRFTextToList(struct GRFText **list, byte langid, uint32 grfid, bool allow_newlines, const char *text_to_add)
607 int len;
608 char *translatedtext = TranslateTTDPatchCodes(grfid, langid, allow_newlines, text_to_add, &len);
609 GRFText *newtext = GRFText::New(langid, translatedtext, len);
610 free(translatedtext);
612 AddGRFTextToList(list, newtext);
616 * Add a GRFText to a GRFText list. The text should not contain any text-codes.
617 * The text will be added as a 'default language'-text.
618 * @param list The list where the text should be added to.
619 * @param text_to_add The text to add to the list.
621 void AddGRFTextToList(struct GRFText **list, const char *text_to_add)
623 AddGRFTextToList(list, GRFText::New(0x7F, text_to_add, strlen(text_to_add) + 1));
627 * Create a copy of this GRFText list.
628 * @param orig The GRFText list to copy.
629 * @return A duplicate of the given GRFText.
631 GRFText *DuplicateGRFText(GRFText *orig)
633 GRFText *newtext = NULL;
634 GRFText **ptext = &newtext;
635 for (; orig != NULL; orig = orig->next) {
636 *ptext = GRFText::Copy(orig);
637 ptext = &(*ptext)->next;
639 return newtext;
643 * Add the new read string into our structure.
645 StringID AddGRFString(uint32 grfid, uint16 stringid, byte langid_to_add, bool new_scheme, bool allow_newlines, const char *text_to_add, StringID def_string)
647 char *translatedtext;
648 uint id;
650 /* When working with the old language scheme (grf_version is less than 7) and
651 * English or American is among the set bits, simply add it as English in
652 * the new scheme, i.e. as langid = 1.
653 * If English is set, it is pretty safe to assume the translations are not
654 * actually translated.
656 if (!new_scheme) {
657 if (langid_to_add & (GRFLB_AMERICAN | GRFLB_ENGLISH)) {
658 langid_to_add = GRFLX_ENGLISH;
659 } else {
660 StringID ret = STR_EMPTY;
661 if (langid_to_add & GRFLB_GERMAN) ret = AddGRFString(grfid, stringid, GRFLX_GERMAN, true, allow_newlines, text_to_add, def_string);
662 if (langid_to_add & GRFLB_FRENCH) ret = AddGRFString(grfid, stringid, GRFLX_FRENCH, true, allow_newlines, text_to_add, def_string);
663 if (langid_to_add & GRFLB_SPANISH) ret = AddGRFString(grfid, stringid, GRFLX_SPANISH, true, allow_newlines, text_to_add, def_string);
664 return ret;
668 for (id = 0; id < _num_grf_texts; id++) {
669 if (_grf_text[id].grfid == grfid && _grf_text[id].stringid == stringid) {
670 break;
674 /* Too many strings allocated, return empty */
675 if (id == lengthof(_grf_text)) return STR_EMPTY;
677 int len;
678 translatedtext = TranslateTTDPatchCodes(grfid, langid_to_add, allow_newlines, text_to_add, &len);
680 GRFText *newtext = GRFText::New(langid_to_add, translatedtext, len);
682 free(translatedtext);
684 /* If we didn't find our stringid and grfid in the list, allocate a new id */
685 if (id == _num_grf_texts) _num_grf_texts++;
687 if (_grf_text[id].textholder == NULL) {
688 _grf_text[id].grfid = grfid;
689 _grf_text[id].stringid = stringid;
690 _grf_text[id].def_string = def_string;
692 AddGRFTextToList(&_grf_text[id].textholder, newtext);
694 grfmsg(3, "Added 0x%X: grfid %08X string 0x%X lang 0x%X string '%s'", id, grfid, stringid, newtext->langid, newtext->text);
696 return (GRFTAB << TABSIZE) + id;
700 * Returns the index for this stringid associated with its grfID
702 StringID GetGRFStringID(uint32 grfid, uint16 stringid)
704 for (uint id = 0; id < _num_grf_texts; id++) {
705 if (_grf_text[id].grfid == grfid && _grf_text[id].stringid == stringid) {
706 return (GRFTAB << TABSIZE) + id;
710 return STR_UNDEFINED;
715 * Get a C-string from a GRFText-list. If there is a translation for the
716 * current language it is returned, otherwise the default translation
717 * is returned. If there is neither a default nor a translation for the
718 * current language NULL is returned.
719 * @param text The GRFText to get the string from.
721 const char *GetGRFStringFromGRFText(const GRFText *text)
723 const char *default_text = NULL;
725 /* Search the list of lang-strings of this stringid for current lang */
726 for (; text != NULL; text = text->next) {
727 if (text->langid == _currentLangID) return text->text;
729 /* If the current string is English or American, set it as the
730 * fallback language if the specific language isn't available. */
731 if (text->langid == GRFLX_UNSPECIFIED || (default_text == NULL && (text->langid == GRFLX_ENGLISH || text->langid == GRFLX_AMERICAN))) {
732 default_text = text->text;
736 return default_text;
740 * Get a C-string from a stringid set by a newgrf.
742 const char *GetGRFStringPtr(uint16 stringid)
744 assert(_grf_text[stringid].grfid != 0);
746 const char *str = GetGRFStringFromGRFText(_grf_text[stringid].textholder);
747 if (str != NULL) return str;
749 /* Use the default string ID if the fallback string isn't available */
750 return GetStringPtr(_grf_text[stringid].def_string);
754 * Equivalence Setter function between game and newgrf langID.
755 * This function will adjust _currentLangID as to what is the LangID
756 * of the current language set by the user.
757 * This function is called after the user changed language,
758 * from strings.cpp:ReadLanguagePack
759 * @param language_id iso code of current selection
761 void SetCurrentGrfLangID(byte language_id)
763 _currentLangID = language_id;
766 bool CheckGrfLangID(byte lang_id, byte grf_version)
768 if (grf_version < 7) {
769 switch (_currentLangID) {
770 case GRFLX_GERMAN: return (lang_id & GRFLB_GERMAN) != 0;
771 case GRFLX_FRENCH: return (lang_id & GRFLB_FRENCH) != 0;
772 case GRFLX_SPANISH: return (lang_id & GRFLB_SPANISH) != 0;
773 default: return (lang_id & (GRFLB_ENGLISH | GRFLB_AMERICAN)) != 0;
777 return (lang_id == _currentLangID || lang_id == GRFLX_UNSPECIFIED);
781 * Delete all items of a linked GRFText list.
782 * @param grftext the head of the list to delete
784 void CleanUpGRFText(GRFText *grftext)
786 while (grftext != NULL) {
787 GRFText *grftext2 = grftext->next;
788 delete grftext;
789 grftext = grftext2;
794 * House cleaning.
795 * Remove all strings and reset the text counter.
797 void CleanUpStrings()
799 uint id;
801 for (id = 0; id < _num_grf_texts; id++) {
802 CleanUpGRFText(_grf_text[id].textholder);
803 _grf_text[id].grfid = 0;
804 _grf_text[id].stringid = 0;
805 _grf_text[id].textholder = NULL;
808 _num_grf_texts = 0;
811 struct TextRefStack {
812 byte stack[0x30];
813 byte position;
814 const GRFFile *grffile;
815 bool used;
817 TextRefStack() : position(0), grffile(NULL), used(false) {}
819 TextRefStack(const TextRefStack &stack) :
820 position(stack.position),
821 grffile(stack.grffile),
822 used(stack.used)
824 memcpy(this->stack, stack.stack, sizeof(this->stack));
827 uint8 PopUnsignedByte() { assert(this->position < lengthof(this->stack)); return this->stack[this->position++]; }
828 int8 PopSignedByte() { return (int8)this->PopUnsignedByte(); }
830 uint16 PopUnsignedWord()
832 uint16 val = this->PopUnsignedByte();
833 return val | (this->PopUnsignedByte() << 8);
835 int16 PopSignedWord() { return (int32)this->PopUnsignedWord(); }
837 uint32 PopUnsignedDWord()
839 uint32 val = this->PopUnsignedWord();
840 return val | (this->PopUnsignedWord() << 16);
842 int32 PopSignedDWord() { return (int32)this->PopUnsignedDWord(); }
844 uint64 PopUnsignedQWord()
846 uint64 val = this->PopUnsignedDWord();
847 return val | (((uint64)this->PopUnsignedDWord()) << 32);
849 int64 PopSignedQWord() { return (int64)this->PopUnsignedQWord(); }
851 /** Rotate the top four words down: W1, W2, W3, W4 -> W4, W1, W2, W3 */
852 void RotateTop4Words()
854 byte tmp[2];
855 for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++) tmp[i] = this->stack[this->position + i + 6];
856 for (int i = 5; i >= 0; i--) this->stack[this->position + i + 2] = this->stack[this->position + i];
857 for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++) this->stack[this->position + i] = tmp[i];
860 void PushWord(uint16 word)
862 if (this->position >= 2) {
863 this->position -= 2;
864 } else {
865 for (int i = lengthof(stack) - 1; i >= this->position + 2; i--) {
866 this->stack[i] = this->stack[i - 2];
869 this->stack[this->position] = GB(word, 0, 8);
870 this->stack[this->position + 1] = GB(word, 8, 8);
873 void ResetStack(const GRFFile *grffile)
875 assert(grffile != NULL);
876 this->position = 0;
877 this->grffile = grffile;
878 this->used = true;
881 void RewindStack() { this->position = 0; }
884 /** The stack that is used for TTDP compatible string code parsing */
885 static TextRefStack _newgrf_textrefstack;
888 * Check whether the NewGRF text stack is in use.
889 * @return True iff the NewGRF text stack is used.
891 bool UsingNewGRFTextStack()
893 return _newgrf_textrefstack.used;
897 * Create a backup of the current NewGRF text stack.
898 * @return A copy of the current text stack.
900 struct TextRefStack *CreateTextRefStackBackup()
902 return new TextRefStack(_newgrf_textrefstack);
906 * Restore a copy of the text stack to the used stack.
907 * @param backup The copy to restore.
909 void RestoreTextRefStackBackup(struct TextRefStack *backup)
911 _newgrf_textrefstack = *backup;
912 delete backup;
916 * Start using the TTDP compatible string code parsing.
918 * On start a number of values is copied on the #TextRefStack.
919 * You can then use #GetString() and the normal string drawing functions,
920 * and they will use the #TextRefStack for NewGRF string codes.
922 * However, when you want to draw a string multiple times using the same stack,
923 * you have to call #RewindTextRefStack() between draws.
925 * After you are done with drawing, you must disable usage of the #TextRefStack
926 * by calling #StopTextRefStackUsage(), so NewGRF string codes operate on the
927 * normal string parameters again.
929 * @param grffile the NewGRF providing the stack data
930 * @param numEntries number of entries to copy from the registers
931 * @param values values to copy onto the stack; if NULL the temporary NewGRF registers will be used instead
933 void StartTextRefStackUsage(const GRFFile *grffile, byte numEntries, const uint32 *values)
935 extern TemporaryStorageArray<int32, 0x110> _temp_store;
937 _newgrf_textrefstack.ResetStack(grffile);
939 byte *p = _newgrf_textrefstack.stack;
940 for (uint i = 0; i < numEntries; i++) {
941 uint32 value = values != NULL ? values[i] : _temp_store.GetValue(0x100 + i);
942 for (uint j = 0; j < 32; j += 8) {
943 *p = GB(value, j, 8);
944 p++;
949 /** Stop using the TTDP compatible string code parsing */
950 void StopTextRefStackUsage()
952 _newgrf_textrefstack.used = false;
955 void RewindTextRefStack()
957 _newgrf_textrefstack.RewindStack();
961 * FormatString for NewGRF specific "magic" string control codes
962 * @param scc the string control code that has been read
963 * @param buff the buffer we're writing to
964 * @param str the string that we need to write
965 * @param argv the OpenTTD stack of values
966 * @param argv_size space on the stack \a argv
967 * @param modify_argv When true, modify the OpenTTD stack.
968 * @return the string control code to "execute" now
970 uint RemapNewGRFStringControlCode(uint scc, char *buf_start, char **buff, const char **str, int64 *argv, uint argv_size, bool modify_argv)
972 switch (scc) {
973 default: break;
975 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_SIGNED:
976 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_SIGNED:
977 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_BYTE_SIGNED:
978 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_UNSIGNED:
979 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_BYTE_HEX:
980 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_HEX:
981 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_HEX:
982 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_QWORD_HEX:
983 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_CURRENCY:
984 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_QWORD_CURRENCY:
985 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_STRING_ID:
986 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_DATE_LONG:
987 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_DATE_LONG:
988 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_DATE_SHORT:
989 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_DATE_SHORT:
990 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_SPEED:
991 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_VOLUME_LONG:
992 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_VOLUME_SHORT:
993 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_WEIGHT_LONG:
994 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_WEIGHT_SHORT:
995 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_POWER:
996 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_STATION_NAME:
997 if (argv_size < 1) {
998 DEBUG(misc, 0, "Too many NewGRF string parameters.");
999 return 0;
1001 break;
1003 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_CARGO_LONG:
1004 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_CARGO_SHORT:
1005 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_CARGO_TINY:
1006 if (argv_size < 2) {
1007 DEBUG(misc, 0, "Too many NewGRF string parameters.");
1008 return 0;
1010 break;
1013 if (_newgrf_textrefstack.used && modify_argv) {
1014 switch (scc) {
1015 default: NOT_REACHED();
1016 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_BYTE_SIGNED: *argv = _newgrf_textrefstack.PopSignedByte(); break;
1017 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_QWORD_CURRENCY: *argv = _newgrf_textrefstack.PopSignedQWord(); break;
1019 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_CURRENCY:
1020 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_SIGNED: *argv = _newgrf_textrefstack.PopSignedDWord(); break;
1022 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_BYTE_HEX: *argv = _newgrf_textrefstack.PopUnsignedByte(); break;
1023 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_QWORD_HEX: *argv = _newgrf_textrefstack.PopUnsignedQWord(); break;
1025 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_SPEED:
1026 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_VOLUME_LONG:
1027 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_VOLUME_SHORT:
1028 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_SIGNED: *argv = _newgrf_textrefstack.PopSignedWord(); break;
1030 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_HEX:
1031 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_WEIGHT_LONG:
1032 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_WEIGHT_SHORT:
1033 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_POWER:
1034 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_STATION_NAME:
1035 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_UNSIGNED: *argv = _newgrf_textrefstack.PopUnsignedWord(); break;
1037 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_DATE_LONG:
1038 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_DATE_SHORT:
1039 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_HEX: *argv = _newgrf_textrefstack.PopUnsignedDWord(); break;
1041 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_DATE_LONG:
1042 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_DATE_SHORT: *argv = _newgrf_textrefstack.PopUnsignedWord() + DAYS_TILL_ORIGINAL_BASE_YEAR; break;
1044 case SCC_NEWGRF_DISCARD_WORD: _newgrf_textrefstack.PopUnsignedWord(); break;
1046 case SCC_NEWGRF_ROTATE_TOP_4_WORDS: _newgrf_textrefstack.RotateTop4Words(); break;
1047 case SCC_NEWGRF_PUSH_WORD: _newgrf_textrefstack.PushWord(Utf8Consume(str)); break;
1048 case SCC_NEWGRF_UNPRINT: *buff = max(*buff - Utf8Consume(str), buf_start); break;
1050 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_CARGO_LONG:
1051 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_CARGO_SHORT:
1052 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_CARGO_TINY:
1053 argv[0] = GetCargoTranslation(_newgrf_textrefstack.PopUnsignedWord(), _newgrf_textrefstack.grffile);
1054 argv[1] = _newgrf_textrefstack.PopUnsignedWord();
1055 break;
1057 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_STRING_ID:
1058 *argv = MapGRFStringID(_newgrf_textrefstack.grffile->grfid, _newgrf_textrefstack.PopUnsignedWord());
1059 break;
1063 switch (scc) {
1064 default: NOT_REACHED();
1065 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_SIGNED:
1066 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_SIGNED:
1067 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_BYTE_SIGNED:
1068 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_UNSIGNED:
1069 return SCC_COMMA;
1071 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_BYTE_HEX:
1072 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_HEX:
1073 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_HEX:
1074 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_QWORD_HEX:
1075 return SCC_HEX;
1077 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_CURRENCY:
1078 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_QWORD_CURRENCY:
1079 return SCC_CURRENCY_LONG;
1081 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_STRING_ID:
1082 return SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_STRING_ID;
1084 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_DATE_LONG:
1085 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_DATE_LONG:
1086 return SCC_DATE_LONG;
1088 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_DATE_SHORT:
1089 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_DWORD_DATE_SHORT:
1090 return SCC_DATE_SHORT;
1092 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_SPEED:
1093 return SCC_VELOCITY;
1095 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_VOLUME_LONG:
1096 return SCC_VOLUME_LONG;
1098 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_VOLUME_SHORT:
1099 return SCC_VOLUME_SHORT;
1101 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_WEIGHT_LONG:
1102 return SCC_WEIGHT_LONG;
1104 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_WEIGHT_SHORT:
1105 return SCC_WEIGHT_SHORT;
1107 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_POWER:
1108 return SCC_POWER;
1110 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_CARGO_LONG:
1111 return SCC_CARGO_LONG;
1113 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_CARGO_SHORT:
1114 return SCC_CARGO_SHORT;
1116 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_CARGO_TINY:
1117 return SCC_CARGO_TINY;
1119 case SCC_NEWGRF_PRINT_WORD_STATION_NAME:
1120 return SCC_STATION_NAME;
1122 case SCC_NEWGRF_DISCARD_WORD:
1123 case SCC_NEWGRF_ROTATE_TOP_4_WORDS:
1124 case SCC_NEWGRF_PUSH_WORD:
1125 case SCC_NEWGRF_UNPRINT:
1126 return 0;