add fixes37.0 entries for the expanded-glyphs

2021-09-20 10:15:05 -04:00
parent c67783dfd5
commit 9e46366a5e
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@@ -1330,3 +1330,37 @@ artilist.h is used to generate appropriate artifact enum values by the C
 	preprocessor during compile
 remove requirement of object probabilities adding to 1000
 delete obsolete variable 'g.monstermoves' (copperwater pull request #579)
 expand glyphs to map wall styles that can vary between main, mines, gehennom,
 	knox and sokoban; tile interfaces were already doing that on the fly
 	by swapping several tiles in and out on those levels
 expand glyphs to map altars that can vary between unaligned, chaotic,
 	neutral, lawful and shrines; tty was already doing that on the fly
 	per map cell via display code
 explosion types are mapped and can vary between dark, noxious, muddy, wet,
 	magical, fiery and frosty; tile interfaces already had unique tiles
 	for each and tty was altering the color on the fly via per map cell
 	via display code
 expand glyphs to uniquely represent things that are at the top of a pile of
 	objects (piletops); some window ports were already doing that on the
 	fly via a glyphmap flag, but NetHack itself had no awareness beyond
 	setting the glyphmap flag within the display code
 expand glyphs to uniquely represent male and female variations of monsters,
 	pets, ridden monsters, detected monsters and the statues of monsters;
 	tile interfaces were already mapping them uniquely via a glyphmap flag
 	and mapping to separate tiles within the window port code, but NetHack
 	itself had very little awareness beyond setting the glyphmap flag
 	within the display code
 added glyph_to_body_corpsenm(glyph) and glyph_to_statue_corpsenm(glyph)
 	macros to display.h for use by pager.c; the game core code is better
 	off using such display macros/functions for all glyph_to_* mappings
 	that are needed, rather than resorting to direct references of glyph
 	offsets that could change as the set of glyphs expands or gets adjusted
 map_glyphinfo() now simply references an internal array that maps each unique
 	glyph to a color, a ttychar, or a tile, also to a set of glyphflags
 	that confirm some unique characteristics of that glyph; the glyph
 	mappings are set at game init/restore after config file processing, and
 	are reset upon level change, or when some game options are adjusted
 	in-game that could have an impact on the mappings, but they remain
 	stable between those events
 added MG_MALE glyphflag to complement the MG_FEMALE glyphflag that was there