void bsp_init()
{
build_set_variable("RadiantPath", AppPath_get());
build_set_variable("ExecutableType", RADIANT_EXECUTABLE);
build_set_variable("EnginePath", EnginePath_get());
build_set_variable("UserEnginePath", g_qeglobals.m_userEnginePath.c_str());
build_set_variable("MonitorAddress", (g_WatchBSP_Enabled) ? "127.0.0.1:39000" : "");
build_set_variable("GameName", gamename_get());
build_set_variable("MapFile", Map_Name(g_map));
}
void CGameDialog::ScanForGames(){
StringOutputStream strGamesPath( 256 );
strGamesPath << AppPath_get() << "games/";
const char *path = strGamesPath.c_str();
globalOutputStream() << "Scanning for game description files: " << path << '\n';
/*!
\todo FIXME LINUX:
do we put game description files below AppPath, or in ~/.radiant
i.e. read only or read/write?
my guess .. readonly cause it's an install
we will probably want to add ~/.radiant/<version>/games/ scanning on top of that for developers
(if that's really needed)
*/
Directory_forEach( path, LoadGameFile( mGames, path ) );
}
CGameDescription::CGameDescription(xmlDocPtr pDoc, const CopiedString& gameFile)
{
// read the user-friendly game name
xmlNodePtr pNode = pDoc->children;
while (strcmp((const char*)pNode->name, "game") && pNode != 0)
{
pNode=pNode->next;
}
if (!pNode)
{
Error("Didn't find 'game' node in the game description file '%s'\n", pDoc->URL);
}
for(xmlAttrPtr attr = pNode->properties; attr != 0; attr = attr->next)
{
m_gameDescription.insert(GameDescription::value_type(xmlAttr_getName(attr), xmlAttr_getValue(attr)));
}
{
StringOutputStream path(256);
path << AppPath_get() << gameFile.c_str() << "/";
mGameToolsPath = path.c_str();
}
ASSERT_MESSAGE(file_exists(mGameToolsPath.c_str()), "game directory not found: " << makeQuoted(mGameToolsPath.c_str()));
mGameFile = gameFile;
{
GameDescription::iterator i = m_gameDescription.find("type");
if(i == m_gameDescription.end())
{
globalErrorStream() << "Warning, 'type' attribute not found in '" << reinterpret_cast<const char*>(pDoc->URL) << "'\n";
// default
mGameType = "q3";
}
else
{
mGameType = (*i).second.c_str();
}
}
}
