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Feature: Push-buttons on storybook pages (#7896)
Allow more direct player-initiated interaction for Game Scripts, by letting the GS put push-buttons on storybook pages. These buttons can either trigger an immediate event, or require the player to first select a tile on the map, or a vehicle.
Additionally this reworks how the storybook pages are layouted and rendered, to allow for slightly more complex layouts, and maybe speeding drawing up a bit.
Allow more direct player-initiated interaction for Game Scripts, by letting the GS put push-buttons on storybook pages. These buttons can either trigger an immediate event, or require the player to first select a tile on the map, or a vehicle.
Additionally this reworks how the storybook pages are layouted and rendered, to allow for slightly more complex layouts, and maybe speeding drawing up a bit.
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*/
/** @file script_story_page.hpp Everything to manipulate a story page. */
#ifndef SCRIPT_STORY_HPP
#define SCRIPT_STORY_HPP
#include "script_company.hpp"
#include "script_date.hpp"
#include "script_vehicle.hpp"
#include "../../story_type.h"
#include "../../story_base.h"
/**
* Class that handles story page related functions.
*
* To create a page:
* 1. Create the page
* 2. Create page elements that will be appended to the page in the order which they are created.
*
* Pages can be either global or company specific. It is possible to mix, but the only mixed solution
* that will work is to have all global pages first. Once you create the first company specific page,
* it is not recommended to add additional global pages unless you clear up all pages first.
*
* Page elements are stacked vertically on a page. If goal elements are used, the element will
* become empty if the goal is removed while the page still exist. Instead of removing the goal,
* you can mark it as complete and the Story Book will show that the goal is completed.
*
* Mind that users might want to go back to old pages later on. Thus do not remove pages in
* the story book unless you really need to.
*
* @api game
*/
class ScriptStoryPage : public ScriptObject {
public:
/**
* The story page IDs.
*/
enum StoryPageID {
/* Note: these values represent part of the in-game StoryPageID enum */
STORY_PAGE_INVALID = ::INVALID_STORY_PAGE, ///< An invalid story page id.
};
/**
* The story page element IDs.
*/
enum StoryPageElementID {
/* Note: these values represent part of the in-game StoryPageElementID enum */
STORY_PAGE_ELEMENT_INVALID = ::INVALID_STORY_PAGE_ELEMENT, ///< An invalid story page element id.
};
/**
* Story page element types.
*/
enum StoryPageElementType {
SPET_TEXT = ::SPET_TEXT, ///< An element that displays a block of text.
SPET_LOCATION = ::SPET_LOCATION, ///< An element that displays a single line of text along with a button to view the referenced location.
SPET_GOAL = ::SPET_GOAL, ///< An element that displays a goal.
SPET_BUTTON_PUSH = ::SPET_BUTTON_PUSH, ///< A push button that triggers an immediate event.
SPET_BUTTON_TILE = ::SPET_BUTTON_TILE, ///< A button that allows the player to select a tile, and triggers an event with the tile.
SPET_BUTTON_VEHICLE = ::SPET_BUTTON_VEHICLE, ///< A button that allows the player to select a vehicle, and triggers an event wih the vehicle.
};
/**
* Formatting data for button page elements.
*/
typedef uint32 StoryPageButtonFormatting;
/**
* Formatting and layout flags for story page buttons.
* The SPBF_FLOAT_LEFT and SPBF_FLOAT_RIGHT flags can not be combined.
*/
enum StoryPageButtonFlags {
SPBF_NONE = ::SPBF_NONE, ///< No special formatting for button.
SPBF_FLOAT_LEFT = ::SPBF_FLOAT_LEFT, ///< Button is placed to the left of the following paragraph.
SPBF_FLOAT_RIGHT = ::SPBF_FLOAT_RIGHT, ///< Button is placed to the right of the following paragraph.
};
/**
* Mouse cursors usable by story page buttons.
*/
enum StoryPageButtonCursor {
SPBC_MOUSE = ::SPBC_MOUSE,
SPBC_ZZZ = ::SPBC_ZZZ,
SPBC_BUOY = ::SPBC_BUOY,
SPBC_QUERY = ::SPBC_QUERY,
SPBC_HQ = ::SPBC_HQ,
SPBC_SHIP_DEPOT = ::SPBC_SHIP_DEPOT,
SPBC_SIGN = ::SPBC_SIGN,
SPBC_TREE = ::SPBC_TREE,
SPBC_BUY_LAND = ::SPBC_BUY_LAND,
SPBC_LEVEL_LAND = ::SPBC_LEVEL_LAND,
SPBC_TOWN = ::SPBC_TOWN,
SPBC_INDUSTRY = ::SPBC_INDUSTRY,
SPBC_ROCKY_AREA = ::SPBC_ROCKY_AREA,
SPBC_DESERT = ::SPBC_DESERT,
SPBC_TRANSMITTER = ::SPBC_TRANSMITTER,
SPBC_AIRPORT = ::SPBC_AIRPORT,
SPBC_DOCK = ::SPBC_DOCK,
SPBC_CANAL = ::SPBC_CANAL,
SPBC_LOCK = ::SPBC_LOCK,
SPBC_RIVER = ::SPBC_RIVER,
SPBC_AQUEDUCT = ::SPBC_AQUEDUCT,
SPBC_BRIDGE = ::SPBC_BRIDGE,
SPBC_RAIL_STATION = ::SPBC_RAIL_STATION,
SPBC_TUNNEL_RAIL = ::SPBC_TUNNEL_RAIL,
SPBC_TUNNEL_ELRAIL = ::SPBC_TUNNEL_ELRAIL,
SPBC_TUNNEL_MONO = ::SPBC_TUNNEL_MONO,
SPBC_TUNNEL_MAGLEV = ::SPBC_TUNNEL_MAGLEV,
SPBC_AUTORAIL = ::SPBC_AUTORAIL,
SPBC_AUTOELRAIL = ::SPBC_AUTOELRAIL,
SPBC_AUTOMONO = ::SPBC_AUTOMONO,
SPBC_AUTOMAGLEV = ::SPBC_AUTOMAGLEV,
SPBC_WAYPOINT = ::SPBC_WAYPOINT,
SPBC_RAIL_DEPOT = ::SPBC_RAIL_DEPOT,
SPBC_ELRAIL_DEPOT = ::SPBC_ELRAIL_DEPOT,
SPBC_MONO_DEPOT = ::SPBC_MONO_DEPOT,
SPBC_MAGLEV_DEPOT = ::SPBC_MAGLEV_DEPOT,
SPBC_CONVERT_RAIL = ::SPBC_CONVERT_RAIL,
SPBC_CONVERT_ELRAIL = ::SPBC_CONVERT_ELRAIL,
SPBC_CONVERT_MONO = ::SPBC_CONVERT_MONO,
SPBC_CONVERT_MAGLEV = ::SPBC_CONVERT_MAGLEV,
SPBC_AUTOROAD = ::SPBC_AUTOROAD,
SPBC_AUTOTRAM = ::SPBC_AUTOTRAM,
SPBC_ROAD_DEPOT = ::SPBC_ROAD_DEPOT,
SPBC_BUS_STATION = ::SPBC_BUS_STATION,
SPBC_TRUCK_STATION = ::SPBC_TRUCK_STATION,
SPBC_ROAD_TUNNEL = ::SPBC_ROAD_TUNNEL,
SPBC_CLONE_TRAIN = ::SPBC_CLONE_TRAIN,
SPBC_CLONE_ROADVEH = ::SPBC_CLONE_ROADVEH,
SPBC_CLONE_SHIP = ::SPBC_CLONE_SHIP,
SPBC_CLONE_AIRPLANE = ::SPBC_CLONE_AIRPLANE,
SPBC_DEMOLISH = ::SPBC_DEMOLISH,
SPBC_LOWERLAND = ::SPBC_LOWERLAND,
SPBC_RAISELAND = ::SPBC_RAISELAND,
SPBC_PICKSTATION = ::SPBC_PICKSTATION,
SPBC_BUILDSIGNALS = ::SPBC_BUILDSIGNALS,
};
/**
* Colour codes usable for story page button elements.
* Place a colour value in the lowest 8 bits of the \c reference parameter to the button.
*/
enum StoryPageButtonColour {
SPBC_DARK_BLUE = ::COLOUR_DARK_BLUE,
SPBC_PALE_GREEN = ::COLOUR_PALE_GREEN,
SPBC_PINK = ::COLOUR_PINK,
SPBC_YELLOW = ::COLOUR_YELLOW,
SPBC_RED = ::COLOUR_RED,
SPBC_LIGHT_BLUE = ::COLOUR_LIGHT_BLUE,
SPBC_GREEN = ::COLOUR_GREEN,
SPBC_DARK_GREEN = ::COLOUR_DARK_GREEN,
SPBC_BLUE = ::COLOUR_BLUE,
SPBC_CREAM = ::COLOUR_CREAM,
SPBC_MAUVE = ::COLOUR_MAUVE,
SPBC_PURPLE = ::COLOUR_PURPLE,
SPBC_ORANGE = ::COLOUR_ORANGE,
SPBC_BROWN = ::COLOUR_BROWN,
SPBC_GREY = ::COLOUR_GREY,
SPBC_WHITE = ::COLOUR_WHITE,
};
/**
* Check whether this is a valid story page ID.
* @param story_page_id The StoryPageID to check.
* @return True if and only if this story page is valid.
*/
static bool IsValidStoryPage(StoryPageID story_page_id);
/**
* Check whether this is a valid story page element ID.
* @param story_page_element_id The StoryPageElementID to check.
* @return True if and only if this story page element is valid.
*/
static bool IsValidStoryPageElement(StoryPageElementID story_page_element_id);
/**
* Create a new story page.
* @param company The company to create the story page for, or ScriptCompany::COMPANY_INVALID for all.
* @param title Page title (can be either a raw string, a ScriptText object, or null).
* @return The new StoryPageID, or STORY_PAGE_INVALID if it failed.
* @pre No ScriptCompanyMode may be in scope.
* @pre company == COMPANY_INVALID || ResolveCompanyID(company) != COMPANY_INVALID.
*/
static StoryPageID New(ScriptCompany::CompanyID company, Text *title);
/**
* Create a new story page element.
* @param story_page_id The page id of the story page which the page element should be appended to.
* @param type Which page element type to create.
* @param reference A reference value to the object that is referred to by some page element types.
* When type is SPET_GOAL, this is the goal ID.
* When type is SPET_LOCATION, this is the TileIndex.
* When type is a button, this is additional parameters for the button,
* use the #BuildPushButtonReference, #BuildTileButtonReference, or #BuildVehicleButtonReference functions to make the values.
* @param text The body text of page elements that allow custom text. (SPET_TEXT and SPET_LOCATION)
* @return The new StoryPageElementID, or STORY_PAGE_ELEMENT_INVALID if it failed.
* @pre No ScriptCompanyMode may be in scope.
* @pre IsValidStoryPage(story_page).
* @pre (type != SPET_TEXT && type != SPET_LOCATION) || (text != nullptr && len(text) != 0).
* @pre type != SPET_LOCATION || ScriptMap::IsValidTile(reference).
* @pre type != SPET_GOAL || ScriptGoal::IsValidGoal(reference).
* @pre if type is SPET_GOAL and story_page is a global page, then referenced goal must be global.
*/
static StoryPageElementID NewElement(StoryPageID story_page_id, StoryPageElementType type, uint32 reference, Text *text);
/**
* Update the content of a page element
* @param story_page_element_id The page id of the story page which the page element should be appended to.
* @param reference A reference value to the object that is referred to by some page element types. See also NewElement.
* @param text The body text of page elements that allow custom text. See also NewElement.
* @return True if the action succeeded.
* @pre No ScriptCompanyMode may be in scope.
* @pre IsValidStoryPage(story_page).
* @pre (type != SPET_TEXT && type != SPET_LOCATION) || (text != nullptr && len(text) != 0).
* @pre type != SPET_LOCATION || ScriptMap::IsValidTile(reference).
* @pre type != SPET_GOAL || ScriptGoal::IsValidGoal(reference).
* @pre if type is SPET_GOAL and story_page is a global page, then referenced goal must be global.
*/
static bool UpdateElement(StoryPageElementID story_page_element_id, uint32 reference, Text *text);
/**
* Get story page sort value. Each page has a sort value that is internally assigned and used
* to sort the pages in the story book. OpenTTD maintains this number so that the sort order
* is perceived. This API exist only so that you can sort ScriptStoryPageList the same order
* as in GUI. You should not use this number for anything else.
* @param story_page_id The story page to get the sort value of.
* @return Page sort value.
*/
static uint32 GetPageSortValue(StoryPageID story_page_id);
/**
* Get story page element sort value. Each page element has a sort value that is internally
* assigned and used to sort the page elements within a page of the story book. OpenTTD
* maintains this number so that the sort order is perceived. This API exist only so that
* you can sort ScriptStoryPageList the same order as in GUI. You should not use this number
* for anything else.
* @param story_page_element_id The story page element to get the sort value of.
* @return Page element sort value.
*/
static uint32 GetPageElementSortValue(StoryPageElementID story_page_element_id);
/**
* Get the company which the page belongs to. If the page is global,
* ScriptCompany::COMPANY_INVALID is returned.
* @param story_page_id The story page to get the company for.
* @return owner company or ScriptCompany::COMPANY_INVALID
* @pre IsValidStoryPage(story_page_id).
*/
static ScriptCompany::CompanyID GetCompany(StoryPageID story_page_id);
/**
* Get the page date which is displayed at the top of each page.
* @param story_page_id The story page to get the date of.
* @return The date
* @pre IsValidStoryPage(story_page_id).
*/
static ScriptDate::Date GetDate(StoryPageID story_page_id);
/**
* Update date of a story page. The date is shown in the top left of the page
* @param story_page_id The story page to set the date for.
* @param date Date to display at the top of story page or ScriptDate::DATE_INVALID to disable showing date on this page. (also, @see ScriptDate)
* @return True if the action succeeded.
* @pre No ScriptCompanyMode may be in scope.
* @pre IsValidStoryPage(story_page_id).
*/
static bool SetDate(StoryPageID story_page_id, ScriptDate::Date date);
/**
* Update title of a story page. The title is shown in the page selector drop down.
* @param story_page_id The story page to update.
* @param title Page title (can be either a raw string, a ScriptText object, or null).
* @return True if the action succeeded.
* @pre No ScriptCompanyMode may be in scope.
* @pre IsValidStoryPage(story_page_id).
*/
static bool SetTitle(StoryPageID story_page_id, Text *title);
/**
* Opens the Story Book if not yet open and selects the given page.
* @param story_page_id The story page to update. If it is a global page, clients of all
* companies are affecetd. Otherwise only the clients of the company which the page belongs
* to are affected.
* @return True if the action succeeded.
* @pre No ScriptCompanyMode may be in scope.
* @pre IsValidStoryPage(story_page_id).
*/
static bool Show(StoryPageID story_page_id);
/**
* Remove a story page and all the page elements
* associated with it.
* @param story_page_id The story page to remove.
* @return True if the action succeeded.
* @pre No ScriptCompanyMode may be in scope.
* @pre IsValidStoryPage(story_page_id).
*/
static bool Remove(StoryPageID story_page_id);
/**
* Removes a story page element.
* @param story_page_element_id The story page element to remove.
* @return True if the action succeeded.
* @pre No ScriptCompanyMode may be in scope.
* @pre IsValidStoryPageElement(story_page_element_id).
*/
static bool RemoveElement(StoryPageElementID story_page_element_id);
/**
* Create a reference value for SPET_BUTTON_PUSH element parameters.
* @param colour The colour for the face of the button.
* @return A reference value usable with the #NewElement and #UpdateElement functions.
*/
static StoryPageButtonFormatting MakePushButtonReference(StoryPageButtonColour colour, StoryPageButtonFlags flags);
/**
* Create a reference value for SPET_BUTTON_TILE element parameters.
* @param colour The colour for the face of the button.
* @param cursor The mouse cursor to use when the player clicks the button and the game is ready for the player to select a tile.
* @return A reference value usable with the #NewElement and #UpdateElement functions.
*/
static StoryPageButtonFormatting MakeTileButtonReference(StoryPageButtonColour colour, StoryPageButtonFlags flags, StoryPageButtonCursor cursor);
/**
* Create a reference value for SPET_BUTTON_VEHICLE element parameters.
* @param colour The colour for the face of the button.
* @param cursor The mouse cursor to use when the player clicks the button and the game is ready for the player to select a vehicle.
* @param vehtype The type of vehicle that will be selectable, or \c VT_INVALID to allow all types.
* @return A reference value usable with the #NewElement and #UpdateElement functions.
*/
static StoryPageButtonFormatting MakeVehicleButtonReference(StoryPageButtonColour colour, StoryPageButtonFlags flags, StoryPageButtonCursor cursor, ScriptVehicle::VehicleType vehtype);
};
#endif /* SCRIPT_STORY_HPP */
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