// these two functions aren't needed other than to make Quake-type games happy and/or stop memory managers
// complaining about leaks if they report them before the global StringEd package object calls it's own dtor.
//
// but here they are for completeness's sake I guess...
//
void SE_Init(void)
{
TheStringPackage.Clear( SE_FALSE );
#ifdef _DEBUG
// int iNumLanguages = SE_GetNumLanguages();
#endif
se_language = Cvar_Get("se_language", "english", CVAR_ARCHIVE | CVAR_NORESTART);
se_debug = Cvar_Get("se_debug", "0", 0);
sp_leet = Cvar_Get("sp_leet", "0", CVAR_ROM );
// if doing a buildscript, load all languages...
//
extern cvar_t *com_buildScript;
if (com_buildScript->integer == 2)
{
int iLanguages = SE_GetNumLanguages();
for (int iLang = 0; iLang < iLanguages; iLang++)
{
LPCSTR psLanguage = SE_GetLanguageName( iLang ); // eg "german"
Com_Printf( "com_buildScript(2): Loading language \"%s\"...\n", psLanguage );
SE_LoadLanguage( psLanguage );
}
}
LPCSTR psErrorMessage = SE_LoadLanguage( se_language->string );
if (psErrorMessage)
{
Com_Error( ERR_DROP, "SE_Init() Unable to load language: \"%s\"!\nError: \"%s\"\n", se_language->string,psErrorMessage );
}
}
void SE_ShutDown(void)
{
TheStringPackage.Clear( SE_FALSE );
}
void SE_NewLanguage(void)
{
TheStringPackage.Clear( SE_TRUE );
}