* Render option documentation as reStructuredText in the WebView
This means that options can use the standard Python documentation
format, while producing much nicer-looking documentation in the
WebView with things like emphasis, lists, and so on.
* Opt existing worlds out of rich option docs
This avoids breaking the rendering of existing option docs which were
written with the old plain text rendering in mind, while also allowing
new options to default to the rich text rendering instead.
* Use reStructuredText formatting for Lingo Options docstrings
* Disable raw and file insertion RST directives
* Update doc comments per code review
* Make rich text docs opt-in
* Put rich_text_options_doc on WebWorld
* Document rich text API
* Code review
* Update docs/options api.md
Co-authored-by: Doug Hoskisson <beauxq@users.noreply.github.com>
* Update Options.py
Co-authored-by: Doug Hoskisson <beauxq@users.noreply.github.com>
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Co-authored-by: Chris Wilson <chris@legendserver.info>
Co-authored-by: Doug Hoskisson <beauxq@users.noreply.github.com>
* Player Options: Fix Named Range displays
* Also add validation to the NamedRange class itself
* Don't break Stardew
* Comment
* Do replace first so title works correctly
* Bring change to Weighted Options as well
* WebHost: Fix "Add" button for Progression Balancing causing a weird redirect
This "add" button is part of a form, which causes it to submit the form, because the default type for a button is "submit".
This PR changes the type of the button to "button", which causes it to not submit the form and just execute its normal effect.
(An alternative would be `event.preventDefault()` but that seems less clean to me, but also I'm not a HTML/JS dev)
* There's also multiple.
* CI: build: fail fast if setup.py fails on windows
* CI: build: fail for missing uploads, rework compression
Upload-artifact allows setting compression level now.
The change speeds up both upload and extraction.
* CI: match build gz in release
* CI: build: verify worlds all load
* CI: build: generate a game
* Generate: move worlds loaded exception to allow settings to init from worlds
* CI: build: build setup before running tests
* Speedups: remove dependency on c++
* Speedups: intset: handle malloc failing
* Speedups: intset: fix corner case for int64 on 32bit systems
original idea was to only use bucket->val if int<pointer,
but we always have a union now anyway
* Speedups: add size comment to player_set bucket configuration
* test: more tests for LocationStore.find_item
* test: require _speedups in CI
This kind of tests that the build succeeds.
* test: even more tests for LocationStore.find_item
* Speedups: intset uniform comment style
* Speedups: intset: avoid memory leak when realloc fails
* Speedups: intset: make `gcc -pedantic -std=c99 -fanalyzer` without warnings
Unnamed unions are not in C99, this got fixed.
The overhead of setting count=0 is minimal or optimized-out and silences -fanalizer (see comment).
* Speedups: don't leak memory in case of exception
* Speedups: intset: validate alloc and free
This won't happen in our cython, but it's still a good addition.
* CI: add test framework for C/C++ code
* CI: ctest: fix cwd
* Speedups: intset: ignore msvc warning
* Tests: intset: revert attempt at no-asan
We solve this with env vars in ctest now, and this fails for msvc.
* Test: cpp: docs: fix typo
* Test: cpp: docs: fix another typo
* Test: intset: proper bucket count for Negative test
INTxx_MIN % 1 would not produce a negative number, so the test was flawed.
Previously, this crashed because `typing.NamedTuple` fields such as
`group.name` aren't assignable. Now it will only fail for group names
that are actually incorrectly cased, and will fail with a better error
message.
