changing coordinate and scaling systems for spots and fixing tests

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FateJH 2017-01-09 21:05:31 -05:00
parent 29b4eaa4e4
commit a3ef754da3
3 changed files with 112 additions and 87 deletions

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@ -207,32 +207,80 @@ object PacketHelpers {
def encodedStringWithLimit(limit : Int) : Codec[String] = variableSizeBytes(encodedStringSizeWithLimit(limit), ascii)
*/
/**
* Codec that encodes/decodes a list of `n` elements, where `n` is known at compile time.<br>
* <br>
* This function is copied almost verbatim from its source, with exception of swapping the parameter that is normally a `Nat` `literal`.
* The modified function takes a normal unsigned `Integer` and assures that the parameter is non-negative before further processing.
* It casts to a `Long` and passes onto an overloaded method.
* @param size the known size of the `List`
* @param codec a codec that describes each of the contents of the `List`
* @tparam A the type of the `List` contents
* @see codec\package.scala, sizedList
* @see codec\package.scala, listOfN
* @return a codec that works on a List of A but excludes the size from the encoding
*/
def listOfNSized[A](size : Int, codec : Codec[A]) : Codec[List[A]] = listOfNSized(if(size < 0) 0L else size.asInstanceOf[Long], codec)
/**
* Codec that encodes/decodes a list of `n` elements, where `n` is known at compile time.<br>
* <br>
* This function is copied almost verbatim from its source, with exception of swapping the parameter that is normally a `Nat` `literal`.
* The modified function takes a normal unsigned `Long` and assures that the parameter is non-negative before further processing.
* @param size the known size of the `List`
* @param codec a codec that describes each of the contents of the `List`
* @tparam A the type of the `List` contents
* @see codec\package.scala, sizedList
* @see codec\package.scala, listOfN
* @see codec\package.scala, provide
* @return a codec that works on a List of A but excludes the size from the encoding
*/
def listOfNSized[A](size : Long, codec : Codec[A]) : Codec[List[A]] = listOfNAligned(provide(if(size < 0) 0 else size), 0, codec)
/**
* Encode and decode a byte-aligned `List`.<br>
* <br>
* This function is copied almost verbatim from its source, with exception of swapping the normal `ListCodec` for a new `AlignedListCodec`.
* This function is copied almost verbatim from its source, but swapping the normal `ListCodec` for a new `AlignedListCodec`.
* It also changes the type of the list length `Codec` from `Int` to `Long`.
* Due to type erasure, this method can not be overloaded for both `Codec[Int]` and `Codec[Long]`.
* The compiler would resolve both internally into type `Codec[T]` and their function definitions would be identical.
* For the purposes of use, `longL(n)` will cast to an `Int` for the same acceptable values of `n` as in `uintL(n)`.
* @param countCodec the codec that represents the prefixed size of the `List`
* @param alignment the number of bits padded between the `List` size and the `List` contents
* @param alignment the number of bits padded between the `List` size and the `List` contents
* @param valueCodec a codec that describes each of the contents of the `List`
* @tparam A the type of the `List` contents
* @see codec\package.scala, listOfN
* @return a codec that works on a List of A
*/
def listOfNAligned[A](countCodec: Codec[Int], alignment : Int, valueCodec: Codec[A]): Codec[List[A]] = {
def listOfNAligned[A](countCodec : Codec[Long], alignment : Int, valueCodec : Codec[A]) : Codec[List[A]] = {
countCodec.
flatZip { count => new AlignedListCodec(countCodec, valueCodec, alignment, Some(count)) }.
narrow[List[A]]({ case (cnt, xs) =>
if (xs.size == cnt) Attempt.successful(xs)
else Attempt.failure(Err(s"Insufficient number of elements: decoded ${xs.size} but should have decoded $cnt"))
}, xs => (xs.size, xs)).
flatZip {
count =>
new AlignedListCodec(countCodec, valueCodec, alignment, Some(count))
}.
narrow[List[A]] (
{
case (cnt, xs) =>
if(xs.size == cnt)
Attempt.successful(xs)
else
Attempt.failure(Err(s"Insufficient number of elements: decoded ${xs.size} but should have decoded $cnt"))
},
{
xs =>
(xs.size, xs)
}
).
withToString(s"listOfN($countCodec, $valueCodec)")
}
}
/**
* The codec that encodes and decodes a byte-aligned `List`.<br>
* The greater `Codec` class that encodes and decodes a byte-aligned `List`.<br>
* <br>
* This class is copied almost verbatim from its source, with only heavy modifications to its `encode` process.
* This class is copied almost verbatim from its source, with two major modifications.
* First, heavy modifications to its `encode` process account for the alignment value.
* Second, the length field is parsed as a `Codec[Long]` value and type conversion is accounted for at several points.
* @param countCodec the codec that represents the prefixed size of the `List`
* @param valueCodec a codec that describes each of the contents of the `List`
* @param alignment the number of bits padded between the `List` size and the `List` contents (on successful)
@ -240,24 +288,24 @@ object PacketHelpers {
* @tparam A the type of the `List` contents
* @see ListCodec.scala
*/
private class AlignedListCodec[A](countCodec : Codec[Int], valueCodec: Codec[A], alignment : Int, limit: Option[Int] = None) extends Codec[List[A]] {
private class AlignedListCodec[A](countCodec : Codec[Long], valueCodec: Codec[A], alignment : Int, limit: Option[Long] = None) extends Codec[List[A]] {
/**
* Convert a `List` of elements into a byte-aligned `BitVector`.<br>
* <br>
* Bit padding after the encoded size of the `List` is only added if the `alignment` value is greater than zero and the initial encoding process was successful.
* The padding is rather heavy-handed and a completely different `BitVector` is returned if successful.
* Performance hits for this complexity are not expected to be significant.
* @param list the `List` to be encoded
* @return the `BitVector` encoding, if successful
*/
override def encode(list : List[A]) : Attempt[BitVector] = {
val solve : Attempt[BitVector] = Encoder.encodeSeq(valueCodec)(list)
var solve : Attempt[BitVector] = Encoder.encodeSeq(valueCodec)(list)
if(alignment > 0) {
solve match {
case Attempt.Successful(vector) =>
val countCodecSize : Long = countCodec.sizeBound.lowerBound
return Successful(vector.take(countCodecSize) ++ BitVector.fill(alignment)(false) ++ vector.drop(countCodecSize))
solve = Attempt.successful(vector.take(countCodecSize) ++ BitVector.fill(alignment)(false) ++ vector.drop(countCodecSize))
case _ =>
solve = Attempt.failure(Err("failed to create a list"))
}
}
solve
@ -268,22 +316,24 @@ private class AlignedListCodec[A](countCodec : Codec[Int], valueCodec: Codec[A],
* @param buffer the encoded bits in the `List`, preceded by the alignment bits
* @return the decoded `List`
*/
def decode(buffer: BitVector) = Decoder.decodeCollect[List, A](valueCodec, limit)(buffer.drop(alignment))
/**
* The size of the encoded `List`.<br>
* <br>
* Unchanged from original.
* @return the size as calculated by the size of each element for each element
*/
def sizeBound = limit match {
case None => SizeBound.unknown
case Some(lim) => valueCodec.sizeBound * lim.toLong
override def decode(buffer: BitVector) = {
val lim = Option( if(limit.isDefined) limit.get.asInstanceOf[Int] else 0 ) //TODO potentially unsafe size conversion
Decoder.decodeCollect[List, A](valueCodec, lim)(buffer.drop(alignment))
}
/**
* Get a `String` representation of this `List`.<br>
* <br>
* The size of the encoded `List`.
* @return the size as calculated by the size of each element for each element
*/
override def sizeBound = limit match {
case None =>
SizeBound.unknown
case Some(lim : Long) =>
valueCodec.sizeBound * lim
}
/**
* Get a `String` representation of this `List`.
* Unchanged from original.
* @return the `String` representation
*/

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@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
// Copyright (c) 2016 PSForever.net to present
package net.psforever.packet.game
import net.psforever.newcodecs.newcodecs
import net.psforever.packet.{GamePacketOpcode, Marshallable, PacketHelpers, PlanetSideGamePacket}
import scodec.Codec
import scodec.codecs._
@ -9,23 +10,15 @@ import scodec.codecs._
* Information for positioning a hotspot on the continental map.<br>
* <br>
* The origin point is the lowest left corner of the map grid.
* The coordinates of the hotspot do not match up to the map's internal coordinate system - what you learn using the `/loc` command.
* Hotspot coordinates range across from 0 (`000`) to 4096 (`FFF`) on both axes.
* The scale is typically set as 128 (`80000`) but can also be made smaller or even made absurdly big.<br>
* <br>
* Exploration:<br>
* Are those really unknown values or are they just extraneous spacers between the components of the coordinates?
* @param unk1 na; always zero?
* The coordinates of the hotspot do necessarily match up to the map's internal coordinate system - what you learn using the `/loc` command.
* Instead, all maps use a 0 - 8192 coordinate overlay.
* @param x the x-coord of the center of the hotspot
* @param unk2 na; always zero?
* @param y the y-coord of the center of the hotspot
* @param scale how big the hotspot explosion icon appears
*/
final case class HotSpotInfo(unk1 : Int,
x : Int,
unk2 : Int,
y : Int,
scale : Int)
final case class HotSpotInfo(x : Float,
y : Float,
scale : Float)
/**
* A list of data for creating hotspots on a continental map.
@ -38,16 +31,13 @@ final case class HotSpotInfo(unk1 : Int,
* To clear away only some hotspots, but retains others, a continental `List` would have to be pruned selectively for the client.<br>
* <br>
* Exploration:<br>
* The unknown parameter has been observed with various non-zero values such as 1, 2, and 5.
* Visually, however, `unk` does not affect anything.
* (Originally, I thought it might be a layering index but that is incorrect.)
* Does it do something internally?
* What does (zone) priority entail?
* @param continent_guid the zone (continent)
* @param unk na
* @param priority na
* @param spots a List of HotSpotInfo
*/
final case class HotSpotUpdateMessage(continent_guid : PlanetSideGUID,
unk : Int,
priority : Int,
spots : List[HotSpotInfo] = Nil)
extends PlanetSideGamePacket {
type Packet = HotSpotUpdateMessage
@ -56,30 +46,22 @@ final case class HotSpotUpdateMessage(continent_guid : PlanetSideGUID,
}
object HotSpotInfo extends Marshallable[HotSpotInfo] {
/*
the scale is technically not "correct"
the client is looking for a normal 0-8192 value
we are trying to enforce a more modest graphic scale at 128.0f
*/
implicit val codec : Codec[HotSpotInfo] = {
("unk1" | uint8L) ::
("x" | uintL(12)) ::
("unk2" | uint8L) ::
("y" | uintL(12)) ::
("scale" | uintL(20))
("x" | newcodecs.q_float(0.0, 8192.0, 20)) ::
("y" | newcodecs.q_float(0.0, 8192.0, 20)) ::
("scale" | newcodecs.q_float(0.0, 524288.0, 20))
}.as[HotSpotInfo]
/**
* This alternate constructor ignores the unknown values.
* @param x the x-coord of the center of the hotspot
* @param y the y-coord of the center of the hotspot
* @param scale how big the hotspot explosion icon appears
* @return valid HotSpotInfo
*/
def apply(x : Int, y : Int, scale : Int) : HotSpotInfo = {
HotSpotInfo(0, x, 0 ,y, scale)
}
}
object HotSpotUpdateMessage extends Marshallable[HotSpotUpdateMessage] {
implicit val codec : Codec[HotSpotUpdateMessage] = (
("continent_guid" | PlanetSideGUID.codec) ::
("unk" | uint4L) ::
("spots" | PacketHelpers.listOfNAligned(uint8L, 4, HotSpotInfo.codec))
("priority" | uint4L) ::
("spots" | PacketHelpers.listOfNAligned(longL(8), 4, HotSpotInfo.codec))
).as[HotSpotUpdateMessage]
}