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asarium 7c909c6d69 Fix Visual Studio compilation around non-copyable type
This works around a compiler bug present in most older versions of MSVC
where it absolutely wanted to use a deleted copy constructor even if a
move constructor was available.

This just moves the relevant code into the default constructor.
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#include "ActionDefinitionManager.h"
#include "BuiltinActionDefinition.h"
#include "actions/types/MoveToSubmodel.h"
#include "actions/types/ParticleEffectAction.h"
#include "actions/types/PlaySoundAction.h"
#include "actions/types/SetDirectionAction.h"
#include "actions/types/SetPositionAction.h"
#include "actions/types/WaitAction.h"
#include "utils/join_string.h"
namespace actions {
namespace {
void parseActionParameters(const SCP_vector<ActionParameter>& params,
SCP_unordered_map<SCP_string, expression::ActionExpression>& parameterExpressions,
const expression::ParseContext& context)
{
// We do not impose a set order of the parameters so we need to do something similar to the outer loop and
// check for every possibility in a loop.
for (size_t i = 0; i < params.size(); ++i) {
// We might be doing some empty loops here in case of errors but there is a bound so this will finish
// eventually
for (const auto& parameter : params) {
// Do not check for parameters which we already found
if (parameterExpressions.find(parameter.name) != parameterExpressions.end()) {
continue;
}
const auto paramString = "+" + parameter.name + ":";
if (!optional_string(paramString.c_str())) {
continue;
}
// We found our parameter!
parameterExpressions[parameter.name] =
expression::ActionExpression::parseFromTable(parameter.type, context);
break;
}
}
}
} // namespace
const ActionDefinitionManager& ActionDefinitionManager::instance()
{
static const ActionDefinitionManager manager;
return manager;
}
void ActionDefinitionManager::addDefinition(std::unique_ptr<ActionDefinition> def)
{
m_definitions.push_back(std::move(def));
}
std::unique_ptr<Action> ActionDefinitionManager::parseAction(const flagset<ProgramContextFlags>& context_flags,
const expression::ParseContext& context) const
{
// We search through all definitions for every time we want to check for an action. This is not the most efficient
// way to handle this since it results in an O(n^2) runtime. A better alternative would be to either construct a
// regex with all the accepted actions as alternatives (although runtime of this is also doubtful) or peek at the
// next token, extract the relevant part (The stuff between "+" and ":") and then look that up in a map. Then we
// would get down to O(n).
// Since this only happens at parse time, this is good enough for now.
for (const auto& actionDef : m_definitions) {
const auto parseString = "+" + actionDef->getName() + ":";
if (!optional_string(parseString.c_str())) {
continue;
}
SCP_unordered_map<SCP_string, expression::ActionExpression> parameterExpressions;
const auto& params = actionDef->getParameters();
if (params.size() == 1) {
// Single parameters are expected to be placed directly after the action name
parameterExpressions[params.front().name] =
expression::ActionExpression::parseFromTable(params.front().type, context);
} else {
parseActionParameters(params, parameterExpressions, context);
if (parameterExpressions.size() != params.size()) {
SCP_vector<ActionParameter> missingParameters;
std::copy_if(params.cbegin(),
params.cend(),
std::back_inserter(missingParameters),
[&parameterExpressions](const ActionParameter& param) {
const auto iter = parameterExpressions.find(param.name);
return iter == parameterExpressions.cend();
});
SCP_vector<SCP_string> missingParameterNames;
std::transform(missingParameters.cbegin(),
missingParameters.cend(),
std::back_inserter(missingParameterNames),
[](const ActionParameter& param) { return "+" + param.name; });
const auto namesList = util::join_container(missingParameterNames, ", ");
error_display(0, "Missing parameters for action '%s': %s", parseString.c_str(), namesList.c_str());
// Fix up the parameter list so that we can continue parsing
for (const auto& missingParam : missingParameters) {
parameterExpressions[missingParam.name] = expression::ActionExpression();
}
}
}
auto actionInstance = actionDef->createAction(parameterExpressions);
const auto requiredFlags = actionDef->getRequiredContext();
if ((context_flags & requiredFlags) != requiredFlags) {
// We are missing at least one context flag so this action is not valid here. We still return the action
// here though since that is the only way we can keep parsing the table without throwing random error
// messages at the user. However, this will trigger an Assertion (in debug) or crashes when the action is
// actually run later.
error_display(0,
"The action %s is not available in the current context. This will lead to an Assertion failure when "
"this action is triggered.",
parseString.c_str());
}
return actionInstance;
}
return std::unique_ptr<Action>();
}
ActionDefinitionManager::ActionDefinitionManager()
{
addDefinition(
std::unique_ptr<ActionDefinition>(new BuiltinActionDefinition<types::MoveToSubmodel>("Move To Subobject")));
addDefinition(std::unique_ptr<ActionDefinition>(
new BuiltinActionDefinition<types::ParticleEffectAction>("Start Particle Effect")));
addDefinition(
std::unique_ptr<ActionDefinition>(new BuiltinActionDefinition<types::PlaySoundAction>("Play 3D Sound")));
addDefinition(
std::unique_ptr<ActionDefinition>(new BuiltinActionDefinition<types::SetDirectionAction>("Set Direction")));
addDefinition(
std::unique_ptr<ActionDefinition>(new BuiltinActionDefinition<types::SetPositionAction>("Set Position")));
addDefinition(std::unique_ptr<ActionDefinition>(new BuiltinActionDefinition<types::WaitAction>("Wait")));
}
} // namespace actions