Due to swapped `str_copy` arguments, the old value for string game variables was being overridden by the current value instead of the other way around in `CConsole::ResetGameSettings`.
There are currently no string game settings affected by this.
Handling color settings the same as int settings in `CConsole::ResetGameSettings` is not correct, as this causes the color variable data to be cast to int variable data.
There are currently no color game settings affected by this.
Call expected server callback functions to simulate clients dynamically connecting and disconnecting when changing the `dbg_dummies` variable. This makes the debug dummies more useful for debugging. Previously, the debug dummies were considered invalid clients, whereas they are now considered to be ingame, so they should behave mostly like real clients being connected to the server. The debug dummies also have correct client names now, e.g. "Debug dummy 42".
The game server code is cleaned up by moving all special handling for debug dummies to the engine server function `CServer::UpdateDebugDummies`.
The left/right direction inputs for debug dummies are now properly added to the client input array, so their input handling should be consistent with normal clients, which fixes some inconsistent prediction with debug dummies.
Greyscale images with alpha channel (i.e. channel count = 2) were incorrectly handled as RGBA images, causing the client to crash when loading such images. Now the images can successfully be loaded with the image loader, but the client still only supports loading RGB and RGBA images like before.
The image data is freed when the image format is unsupported, but `CImageInfo::m_pData` would still point to the freed memory, so double-frees were possible.
Ensure that community/country/type filters do not exclude all allowed elements, which can happen when a previously selected community is not available anymore or when arbitrary community filter values are set with the console.
Initialize nontrivial types with a constructor instead. Make the
compiler aware that some of our constructors are indeed trivial.
This allows `mem_zero` calls to actually always zero the memory.
Partially replaces #5690.
POD types are just memset. Other types are either destructed if not
trivial and/or constructed if not trivial. Types need to have a default
constructor.
Virtual classes can be mem_zeroed only if they already have been
constructed, otherwise it is UB.
Zeroing the entire ringbuffer memory is unnecessary and inefficient. Only the first item in the ringbuffer has to be initialized properly.
It's unlikely that existing code depends on allocated memory being zeroed, as recycled ringbuffer items where never zeroed.
On Unix, the encoding of filenames is unspecified, although UTF-8 is likely used in most cases. Detecting and converting from several possible encodings to UTF-8 would be too much effort, considering that most systems already use UTF-8 per default. Therefore, any filenames which are not valid UTF-8 will be ignored when listing directories with `fs_listdir(_fileinfo)`, `fs_storage_path` will fail if the storage location is not valid UTF-8 and `fs_getcwd` will fail if the current working directory is not valid UTF-8. Paths specified in `storage.cfg` must also be valid UTF-8.
On Windows, we already ensure that all filenames are converted to UTF-8.
Use `CLock` and `CLockScope` instead of `std::mutex` and add clang thread-safety analysis annotations everywhere except for usages in engine graphics and video, as those usages also involve `std::condition_variable`.
Fix lock not being unlocked on all code paths in `CFutureLogger::Log`, which is caught by the static analysis.
Replace usages of platform specific `lock_*` functions with `std::mutex` through the wrapper class `CLock`. Move lock classes to `base/lock.h`.
The `CLock` wrapper class is only necessary because the clang thread-safety attributes are not available for `std::mutex` except when explicitly using libc++.
After the error message popup is shown for graphics assertions, the client window was destroyed but the process was not terminated properly. Now the graphics assertion error is handled like a normal assertion error, as those are also shown in an error message popup and correctly cause the client to break into the debugger or terminate.
However, calling `dbg_assert` while already owning the lock that `WaitForIdle` waits on will cause a deadlock, so error handling must be delayed until after the lock is released.
The buffer size for assertion messages is increased, as it was not sufficient for some graphics assertions.
The `ICommandProcessor::GetError` and `ICommandProcessor::GetWarning` functions are marked as `const`.
Previously, the client would crash with an assertion when writing more than 1024 items, 1024 data items or 64 extended item types to a map file. This arbitrary limitation is removed by using `std::vector`s, so much larger maps can be written. This was only a limitation when writing map files. Old clients can correctly read the map files having more items/data but will crash when the map is saved in the editor.
Remove the DDNet and KoG tabs and replace them with a community filter, which works like the country and type filters. Community information (ID, name, icon SHA256, countries, types, servers, ranked maps) is loaded dynamically from the DDNet info json.
The official checkmark icon is replaced with community icons. The icons are downloaded to the `communityicons` folder in the config directory from a URL specified in the DDNet info json. The icons are only re-downloaded when their SHA256 has changed.
Per default, the Internet tab with all communities is selected. When starting the client for the first time, only the DDNet community is selected. The community, country and type filters can also be used on the Favorites tab now. The LAN tab remains unchanged.
The country and type filters are refactored. Previously, using these filters changed the total number of servers and players that were displayed, as the filter was implemented as a separate step. Now the community, country and type filters work like the other browser filters. This also has the benefit that the server list and DDNet info json are not reloaded each time these filters are changed, as updating the local filtering/sorting is enough now.
The check for finished maps is made more efficient by using an `std::unordered_set` instead of linear search.
Closes#5654.
Some calls to `LoadTextureRaw` where passing the image format also in place of the texture load flags. Since the image format would be RGBA most of the time, this was interpreted as the flag `IGraphics::TEXLOAD_NOMIPMAPS` causing various textures (all sprites textures, assets when shown in menus, menu images, menu theme icons) to be loaded without mipmaps.
This is fixed by passing `0` as the texture load flags and by replacing uses of `LoadPNG` and `LoadTextureRaw` with `LoadTexture`.
Rename `InvalidTexture` to `NullTexture` to avoid confusion because the null texture is not invalid. The function `CTextureHandle::IsNullTexture` is added to make it easier to check the result of using `IGraphics::LoadTexture`, which returns the null texture on error instead of an invalid texture handle. An assertion is added to ensure that `IsNullTexture` works correctly.
The handle returned by `LoadTextureRaw` is either valid or invalid (i.e. `-1`) but never the invalid texture itself.
Additionally, ensure that the `LoadTexture` function returns the invalid texture also when `LoadTextureRaw` fails.
Using `CMenus::PopupWarning` will immediately set the popup and override the current warning, which can hide warnings when multiple are shown at the same time. Now all warnings are added to the queue with `IClient::AddWarning`.
Add assertions to prevent map items and data that are too large to be represented by the map format from being written to maps. Additionally, ensure that the size of the whole map file is not too large to be represented by the map header.
Prevent `malloc` of size 0, which is implementation defined and should be avoided, when adding items without data, which happens for example when adding an empty array of envelope points.
Check whether the demo file has been closed due to a playback error when calling `DoTick` in loops, to prevent crashes on operating systems with assertions for correct C library usage. On Windows, `warning: Invalid parameter passed to C runtime function` was printed to the debug console in this case.
Ensure server password can fit username and password separated by colon, so there is no discrepancy where some passwords work in rcon but not for reserved slots.
There is no need to limit the length of server password, rcon username, rcon password and rcon commands when packing them into their respective messages. The source buffers for these strings are already limited in length and the message packer ensures that the maximum packet size is not exceeded.
Add parameter `int Conn` to `SendInfo` and `SendReady` functions and use existing `SendEnterGame` function to reduce duplicate code for sending the same messages for main and dummy connections.
The host lookup job and the engine interface are independent so they are moved to separate files.
The include of `engine.h` in `client.h` is therefore unnecessary and other includes also had to be adjusted because of this.
The variable `m_VersionServeraddr` is unused and therefore removed. The host lookup job is currently not used on the client-side.
Handle the return values of all uses of the `io_read`, `io_skip` and `io_tell` functions in `CDemoPlayer`, to handle truncated demo files and other unexpected file reading and seeking errors during demo playback.
Show more detailed error message popups when demos cannot be loaded due to errors and when demo playback is stopped unexpectedly due to errors. Previously, only a generic message "Error loading demo" was shown when loading failed and no error message was shown when demo playback is stopped due to errors.
Add checks to ensure that the ticks read from demo chunk headers are in the valid range (cf. `MIN_TICK` and `MAX_TICK` constants). Playing demos with invalid ticks is prevented entirely, as the invalid ticks would cause issues in other places. The server never uses ticks outside the valid range, so invalid ticks should never occur in correctly recorded demos.
Additionally, checks are added to detect if a tickmarker chunk with a tick delta occurs before a tickmarker chunk defining an initial tick. The tick delta is only meaningful when an initial tick has already been defined, so if this is not the case the demo is also considered invalid.
Make the title of warnings adjustable, with the default title being "Warning" to preserve existing code.
Make auto-hiding configurable, so the automatic closing of warning popups after 10 seconds can be toggled.
We only show the string value directly in the UI instead of using the demotype enum literals. There also should not be any reason to change any logic depending on whether the current demo is a server- or client-demo.
The SHA256 was effectively not optional anymore when recording demos, as it and the SHA256 extension UUID were always written to the demo file without checking for `nullptr`. Therefore the SHA256 is now passed by const reference instead of by pointer and redundant checks for `nullptr` are removed.
We already use `CClient::LoadMapSearch` to load maps for demo playback, so maps in the `maps` folder are already considered. Using the map CRC is deprecated, we do not want to check it.
Using an `std::vector` is simpler and more readable than first allocating a linked list on a heap and later copying the list to an array.
The variable `m_SeekablePoints` is removed from `CPlaybackInfo`, as it does not need to be exposed outside of `CDemoPlayer` and can be replaced with the size of the vector.
The client/server jobpools were previously only using a fixed number of 2 threads. Now the pools use `2 * hardware-concurrency + 2` threads, which should provide better performance overall, as we expect threads to often wait on I/O.
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