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#include <cstdlib>
/*
 *  network_dialog_widgets_sdl.cpp

	Copyright (C) 2001 and beyond by Woody Zenfell, III
	and the "Aleph One" developers.
 
	This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
	it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
	the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
	(at your option) any later version.

	This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
	but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
	MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
	GNU General Public License for more details.

	This license is contained in the file "COPYING",
	which is included with this source code; it is available online at
	http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html

 *  Implementation of network-dialog-specific widgets in the SDL dialog system.
 *
 *  Created by Woody Zenfell, III on Fri Sep 28 2001.
 *
 *  Mar 1, 2002 (Woody Zenfell): Added new w_entry_point_selector widget.
 */

#if !defined(DISABLE_NETWORKING)

#include	"network_dialog_widgets_sdl.h"

#include	"screen_drawing.h"
#include	"sdl_fonts.h"
#include	"interface.h"
#include	"network.h"

// these next are for playing with shape-drawing
#include	"player.h"
#include	"HUDRenderer.h"
#include	"shell.h"
#include	"collection_definition.h"

// here are some for w_entry_point_selector
#include    "preferences.h"
#include    "screen.h"

// for TS_GetCString, get shared ref rather than copying string.
#include	"TextStrings.h"

#include	"TextLayoutHelper.h"

#include <string>


// jkvw: I'm putting this here because we only really want it for find_item_index_in_vecotr,
//	 and of course we shouldn't be doing that anyway :).
bool operator==(const prospective_joiner_info &left, const prospective_joiner_info &right)
{ return left.stream_id == right.stream_id; }


////// helper functions //////
// Actually, as it turns out, there should be a generic STL algorithm that does this, I think.
// Well, w_found_players ought to be using a set<> or similar anyway, much more natural.
// Shrug, this was what I came up with before I knew anything about STL, and I'm too lazy to change it.
template<class T>
static const size_t
find_item_index_in_vector(const T& inItem, const vector<T>& inVector) {
    typename vector<T>::const_iterator 	i	= inVector.begin();
    typename vector<T>::const_iterator 	end	= inVector.end();
    size_t				index	= 0;

    while(i != end) {
        if(*i == inItem)
            return index;
        
        index++;
        i++;
    }
    
    // Didn't find it
    return -1;
}



////// w_found_players //////
void
w_found_players::found_player(prospective_joiner_info &player) {

    // Found one
    found_players.push_back(player);

    // List it
    list_player(player);
}

    
void
w_found_players::hide_player(const prospective_joiner_info &player) {
    found_players.push_back(player);
    
    unlist_player(player);
}


void
w_found_players::list_player(prospective_joiner_info &player) {
    listed_players.push_back(player);
    num_items = listed_players.size();
    new_items();
}

void w_found_players::update_player(prospective_joiner_info &player) {
  unlist_player(player);
  list_player(player);
}


void
w_found_players::unlist_player(const prospective_joiner_info &player) {
    size_t theIndex = find_item_index_in_vector(player, listed_players);
    if(theIndex == -1)
        return;

    listed_players.erase(listed_players.begin() + theIndex);
    
    size_t old_top_item = top_item;
    
    num_items = listed_players.size();
    new_items();
    
    // If the element deleted was the top item or before the top item, shift view up an item to compensate (if there is anything "up").
    if(theIndex <= old_top_item && old_top_item > 0)
        old_top_item--;
    
    // Reconcile overhang, if needed.
    if(old_top_item + shown_items > num_items && num_items >= shown_items)
        set_top_item(num_items - shown_items);
    else
        set_top_item(old_top_item);
}

    
void
w_found_players::item_selected() {
    if(player_selected_callback != NULL)
        player_selected_callback(this, listed_players[get_selection()]);
}


// ZZZ: this is pretty ugly, it assumes that the callback will remove players from the widget.
// Fortunately, that's the case currently.  :)
void
w_found_players::callback_on_all_items() {
  if(player_selected_callback != NULL) {
    for (vector<prospective_joiner_info>::iterator it = listed_players.begin(); it != listed_players.end(); it++) {
      player_selected_callback(this, *it);
    }
  }
}

void
w_found_players::draw_item(vector<prospective_joiner_info>::const_iterator i, SDL_Surface *s, int16 x, int16 y, uint16 width, bool selected) const {
	char	theNameBuffer[SSLP_MAX_NAME_LENGTH + 12];

	pstrncpy((unsigned char*)theNameBuffer, (unsigned char*)(*i).name, SSLP_MAX_NAME_LENGTH - 1);
	a1_p2cstr((unsigned char *) theNameBuffer);
	if ((*i).gathering) {
	  strcat(theNameBuffer, " (gathering)");
	}
	
	int computed_x = x + (width - text_width(theNameBuffer, font, style)) / 2;
	int computed_y = y + font->get_ascent();
	
	//unsigned char text_length = (*i)->sslps_name[0];
	
	//if(text_length > SSLP_MAX_NAME_LENGTH - 1)
	//    text_length = SSLP_MAX_NAME_LENGTH - 1;
	if ((*i).gathering) {
	  draw_text(s, theNameBuffer, computed_x, computed_y, get_dialog_color(ITEM_DISABLED_COLOR), font, style);
	} else {
	  draw_text(s, /*&((*i)->sslps_name[1]), text_length,*/ theNameBuffer, computed_x, computed_y,
		    selected ? get_dialog_color(ITEM_ACTIVE_COLOR) : get_dialog_color(ITEM_COLOR), font, style);
	}
}




////// w_chat_history //////
void
w_chat_history::append_chat_entry(const player_info* player, const char* chat_text) {
    // Player name C-string, used to make copies for individual entries below.
    char*	player_name_master_copy;
	uint32 player_pixel_color;
	uint32 team_pixel_color;

    if(player != NULL) {
        // Note: player_name_pascal and player_name_master_copy are really the same buffer.
        unsigned char* player_name_pascal	= pstrdup(player->name);
        player_name_master_copy = a1_p2cstr(player_name_pascal);
        
        player_pixel_color	= get_dialog_player_color(player->color);
        team_pixel_color	= get_dialog_player_color(player->team);
    }
    else {
        player_name_master_copy		= "Aleph One";
        player_pixel_color	= get_dialog_color(MESSAGE_COLOR);
        team_pixel_color		= get_dialog_color(MESSAGE_COLOR);
    }

    append_chat_entry(player_name_master_copy, player_pixel_color, team_pixel_color, chat_text);
    
        // If we allocated our own space for the master name copy, free it.
        if(player != NULL)
            free(player_name_master_copy);
}



void
w_chat_history::append_chat_entry(const char* playerName, uint32 player_pixel_color, uint32 team_pixel_color, const char* chat_text)
{
	char*	text_buf = strdup(chat_text); // Temporary buf so we can mangle around in it.  free()d at end.
	char*	whole_text_buf = text_buf;	// we modify the text_buf pointer; need to keep a pointer for free.

	// Fill in the "template" entry that will be copied into the entries vector from time to time below.
	chat_entry	entry;

	entry.player_pixel_color = player_pixel_color;
	entry.team_pixel_color = team_pixel_color;
	entry.chat_text	= NULL;		// will be overwritten below as we word-wrap lines

	// See how much room the player's name will take up
	char	theNameBuffer[40];

	// Will be safe no matter the player's name length (we'll truncate it if necessary)
	sprintf(theNameBuffer, "%.37s: ", playerName);

	int name_width = text_width(theNameBuffer, font, style);

	int available_width = rect.w - name_width - get_dialog_space(LIST_L_SPACE) - get_dialog_space(LIST_R_SPACE);

	// Badly-formed dialog (or widget, anyway) if there's not enough room to print a player's name.
	assert(available_width > 0);


        // Here comes my effort at a word-wrapping algorithm.  It's probably not as smart
        // or as general as it could be (I'd probably write it using STL iterators if I did
        // it again, but someone's probably already done that anyway)... it should probably
        // be moved out into its own class/function/whatever as it's more generally
        // applicable than just to this widget.


	// For looping
	size_t characters_left;
	size_t characters_that_fit;
	size_t first_char_next_line;
	size_t last_char_this_line;

	// Intentional assignment - loop while there are characters to consider.
	while((characters_left = strlen(text_buf)) > 0) {

		// Find out how many will actually fit in the space given
		characters_that_fit = trunc_text(text_buf, available_width, font, style);

		// This is probably unnecessary
		if(characters_that_fit > characters_left)
			characters_that_fit = characters_left;

		// Start at the first character that doesn't fit
		first_char_next_line = characters_that_fit;

		// How we move our pointers depends on what we're looking at now.
		switch(text_buf[first_char_next_line]) {

			case '\0':	// End of buffer, everything fits on this line.

				// Last char of this line should be last char of string (or earlier, if whitespace)
				last_char_this_line = first_char_next_line - 1;

				// First char of next line is the terminating null.  Loop will exit.

				break;

			case ' ':	// Middle of buffer, in a bank of whitespace (maybe just a single space)

				// Last char of this line should be here (or earlier, if whitespace)
				last_char_this_line = first_char_next_line;

				// Next line should start after whitespace
				do {
					first_char_next_line++;
				} while(text_buf[first_char_next_line] == ' ' && text_buf[first_char_next_line] != '\0');

					// First char of the next line is either the terminating null, OR the next non-whitespace.

					break;

			default:	// Middle of buffer, in a bank of non-whitespace

				// We operate on last_char_this_line so we can come back to first_char_next_line if
    // there are no whitespace characters.
				last_char_this_line = first_char_next_line;

				// Find first whitespace (if any) going backwards
				do {
					last_char_this_line--;
				} while(text_buf[last_char_this_line] != ' ' && last_char_this_line >= 0);

					// Now we either point at the last whitespace, or are at -1.  Either way, go forward one.
					last_char_this_line++;

				// Maybe we found the last piece of whitespace before the word that didn't fit, and now
    // we point at that word.
				if(last_char_this_line > 0) {
					first_char_next_line = last_char_this_line;
				}

					// This line should end immediately before the next one begins.  That's
     // either at a space or the last char that would fit.
					last_char_this_line = first_char_next_line - 1;

				break;
		}

		// No matter what, walk backward discarding whitespace.
		while(text_buf[last_char_this_line] == ' ' && last_char_this_line >= 0)
			last_char_this_line--;

		// Either we are at -1 or we hit a non-whitespace; in either case, go forward one.
		// If this feels like a bug to you, read on.  :)
		last_char_this_line++;

		// Now we are at one position *past* the last character we want to print.
		// If the position is 0, there were no non-whitespace characters.  Else,
		// stick in a null to clip off the line, and add an entry.
		if(last_char_this_line > 0) {
			char saved_char = text_buf[last_char_this_line];
			text_buf[last_char_this_line] = '\0';
			// Copy the string and name for longer life.  Destructor will free() them.
			entry.chat_text		= strdup(text_buf);
                        entry.player_name	= strdup(playerName);
			append_chat_entry(entry);
			text_buf[last_char_this_line] = saved_char;
		}

		text_buf = &text_buf[first_char_next_line];
	}

	// Done with the temporary buffer.
	free(whole_text_buf);
        
}



void
w_chat_history::append_chat_entry(const chat_entry& inEntry) {
    chat_lines.push_back(inEntry);
    
    num_items = chat_lines.size();
    new_items();
    if(num_items > shown_items) {
        set_top_item(num_items - shown_items);
    }
}


void
w_chat_history::draw_item(vector<chat_entry>::const_iterator i, SDL_Surface* s, int16 x, int16 y, uint16 width, bool selected) const {
    int computed_y = y + font->get_ascent();

    char	theNameBuffer[40];
    
    sprintf(theNameBuffer, "%.37s: ", i->player_name);
    
    int name_width = text_width(theNameBuffer, font, style);

    // constrain drawing to window's width
    // for some reason, the rectangle is specified in an odd order: y1, x1, y2, x2
    // - note that with properly wrapped text, this should not be needed...
    //set_drawing_clip_rectangle(SHRT_MIN, 0, SHRT_MAX, width);
    draw_text(s, theNameBuffer, x, computed_y, i->player_pixel_color, font, style);
    draw_text(s, i->chat_text, x + name_width, computed_y, i->team_pixel_color, font, style);
    //set_drawing_clip_rectangle(SHRT_MIN, SHRT_MIN, SHRT_MAX, SHRT_MAX);
}



w_chat_history::~w_chat_history() {
	vector<chat_entry>::iterator	i	= chat_lines.begin();
	vector<chat_entry>::iterator	end	= chat_lines.end();

	while(i != end) {
		// Free the name buffers associated with the elements.
		// I don't do this in a chat_entry destructor because I'm afraid of freeing the string twice
		// (once here, when the vector's entry is destroyed, and another time when the stack-allocated
		// template goes out of scope).
		if(i->chat_text != NULL)
			free(i->chat_text);

		if(i->player_name != NULL)
			free(i->player_name);

		i++;
	}

	chat_lines.clear();
}



////// w_players_in_game2 //////

// I guess these should be computed more dynamically, but it wasn't obvious the best way to do that.
// These values work well for the standard player shapes, anyway.
enum {
    kWPIG2Width = 600,		// widget width
    kWPIG2Height = 142,		// widget height (actual height will differ if postgame_layout)
    kMaxHeadroom = 53,		// height above player origin (approx. navel) of tallest player shape
    kNameOffset = 80,		// how far below player origin baseline of player's name should appear
    kNumNameOffsets = MAXIMUM_NUMBER_OF_PLAYERS,	// used to resolve overlapping names
    kNameMargin = 6,		// names overlap if their edges are fewer than this many pixels apart
    kNormalPlayerOffset		= kMaxHeadroom,
    kNormalNameTotalOffset	= kNormalPlayerOffset + kNameOffset,

//    kPostgameTopMargin = 70,	// how much extra space is at the top of widget in postgame layout
    kPostgameTopMargin = 190,	// For postgame layout without chat window, we can use a lot more space.  (use 70 to coexist with full chat UI)
    kPostgameBottomMargin = 6,	// how much extra space is at the bottom of widget in postgame layout
    kBarBottomOffset = 80,	// how far below player origin score/kill bars should start
    kBarWidth = 10,		// how wide a kill/score bar should be
    kBarOffsetX = 20,		// how much to offset a bar so it won't draw directly on a player
    kBevelSize = 2,		// how much "depth effect" (in pixels around the border) bars have
    kUseLegendThreshhold = 5,	// with this many players or more, use legend for kills/deaths rather than print at bar labels
    kPostgamePlayerOffset	= kPostgameTopMargin + kMaxHeadroom,
    kPostgameNameTotalOffset	= kPostgamePlayerOffset + kNameOffset,
    kBarBottomTotalOffset	= kPostgamePlayerOffset + kBarBottomOffset,
    kPostgameHeight		= kPostgameTopMargin + kWPIG2Height + kPostgameBottomMargin
};

/*
// These can't see postgame_layout.  Duh.  And the idea here was to avoid having the constants above
// in a header file (as would be needed for making inline methods) where they would force extra
// recompilation... burrito.  Macros it is.
static inline int
get_player_y_offset() { return postgame_layout ? kPostgamePlayerOffset : kNormalPlayerOffset; }

static inline int
get_name_y_offset() { return postgame_layout ? kPostgameNameTotalOffset : kNormalNameTotalOffset; }
*/

#define get_player_y_offset() (postgame_layout ? kPostgamePlayerOffset : kNormalPlayerOffset)
#define get_name_y_offset() (postgame_layout ? kPostgameNameTotalOffset : kNormalNameTotalOffset)

// Here I divide each piece of space into N pieces (where N is the number of things to draw)
// each item is drawn in the center of its space.  This pitches them a little more widely than
// is used in the separately-drawn strategy.
// The computation used is (I from 0 to N-1, W is width) for the center:
// ((I + .5) / N) * W
// == WI + .5W / N
// == W*(2I + 1) / 2N
static inline int
get_wide_spaced_center_offset(int left_x, int available_width, size_t index, size_t num_items) {
    return left_x + (((2 * (int)index + 1) * available_width) / (2 * (int)num_items));
}

// for the left:
// I/N * W
// == WI/N
static inline int
get_wide_spaced_left_offset(int left_x, int available_width, size_t index, size_t num_items) {
    return left_x + (((int)index * available_width) / (int)num_items);
}

// width is easy...
// note though that the actual distances between left_offsets may vary slightly from this width due to rounding.
static inline int
get_wide_spaced_width(int available_width, size_t num_items) {
    return available_width / (int)num_items;
}


// Horizontal layout centers single player at 1/2 the width; two players at 1/3 and 2/3; three at 1/4, 2/4, 3/4....
// Doing (I * W) / N rather than the more natural (I/N) * W may give more accurate results with integer math.
static inline int
get_close_spaced_center_offset(int left_x, int available_width, size_t index, size_t num_items) {
    return left_x + ((((int)index + 1) * available_width) / ((int)num_items + 1));
}

static inline int
get_close_spaced_width(int available_width, size_t num_items) {
    return available_width / ((int)num_items + 1);
}


w_players_in_game2::w_players_in_game2(bool inPostgameLayout) :
            widget(MESSAGE_FONT), displaying_actual_information(false), postgame_layout(inPostgameLayout),
            draw_carnage_graph(false), num_valid_net_rankings(0), selected_player(NONE),
            clump_players_by_team(false), draw_scores_not_carnage(false)
{
    rect.w = kWPIG2Width;
    rect.h = postgame_layout ? kPostgameHeight : kWPIG2Height;
}


w_players_in_game2::~w_players_in_game2() {
    clear_vector();
}


void
w_players_in_game2::update_display(bool inFromDynamicWorld /* default=false */) {
	// Start over - wipe out our local player-storage
	clear_vector();
        
        // Wipe out references to players through teams
        for(int i = 0; i < NUMBER_OF_TEAM_COLORS; i++)
            players_on_team[i].clear();

        // Find the number of players
	int num_players;
        if(inFromDynamicWorld)
            num_players = dynamic_world->player_count;
        else
            num_players = displaying_actual_information ? NetGetNumberOfPlayers() : 0;

        // Fill in the entries
	for(int i = 0; i < num_players; i++) {
		player_entry2	thePlayerEntry;

                int	thePlayerTeam;
                int	thePlayerColor;
                
                if(inFromDynamicWorld) {
                    // Get player information from dynamic_world
                    player_data*    thePlayerData   = get_player_data(i);
                    
                    // Copy the player name.  We will store it as a cstring...
                    strncpy(thePlayerEntry.player_name, thePlayerData->name, MAXIMUM_PLAYER_NAME_LENGTH + 1);

                    // Look up colors
                    thePlayerTeam	= thePlayerData->team;
                    thePlayerColor	= thePlayerData->color;
                }
                else {
                    // Get player information from topology
                    player_info*	thePlayerInfo	= (player_info*)NetGetPlayerData(i);
                    
                    // Alias the player entry's name field as a pstring
                    unsigned char* thePlayerEntryNameP = (unsigned char*) thePlayerEntry.player_name;
                    
                    // Copy the player name.  We will store it as a cstring...
                    pstrncpy(thePlayerEntryNameP, thePlayerInfo->name, MAXIMUM_PLAYER_NAME_LENGTH + 1);
    
                    // In-place conversion.
                    a1_p2cstr(thePlayerEntryNameP);
                    
                    // Look up colors
                    thePlayerTeam	= thePlayerInfo->team;
                    thePlayerColor	= thePlayerInfo->color;
                }
                
                // Set the size of the text
                thePlayerEntry.name_width	= text_width(thePlayerEntry.player_name, font, style);
		
                // Get the pixel-color for the player's team (for drawing the name)
		thePlayerEntry.name_pixel_color	= get_dialog_player_color(thePlayerTeam);

                // Set up a player image for the player (funfun)
                thePlayerEntry.player_image = new PlayerImage;
                thePlayerEntry.player_image->setRandomFlatteringView();
                thePlayerEntry.player_image->setPlayerColor(thePlayerColor);
                thePlayerEntry.player_image->setTeamColor(thePlayerTeam);

                // Add the player to our local storage area
		player_entries.push_back(thePlayerEntry);
                
                // Add a reference to the player through his team color
                players_on_team[thePlayerTeam].push_back(i);
	}
                
        dirty = true;
}


#if 0
// this is for testing
static const char*    sTestingNames[] = {
        "Doctor Burrito",
        "Carnage Asada",
        "Bongo Bob",
        "The Napalm Man",
        "The Big Lebowski",
        "lala",
        "Prof. Windsurf",
        "<<<-ZED-<<<"
};

void
w_players_in_game2::click(int, int) {
    player_entry2	thePlayerEntry;

    // make up a name
/*    int theNameLength = (local_random() % MAXIMUM_PLAYER_NAME_LENGTH) + 1;
    for(int i = 0; i < theNameLength; i++)
        thePlayerEntry.player_name[i] = 'a' + (local_random() % ('z' - 'a'));
    thePlayerEntry.player_name[theNameLength] = '\0';
//    strcpy(thePlayerEntry.player_name, "The Big Lebowski");
*/
    strcpy(thePlayerEntry.player_name, sTestingNames[local_random() % 8]);

    // Set the size of the text
    thePlayerEntry.name_width	= text_width(thePlayerEntry.player_name, font, style);
    
    // Make up a team-color
    int theTeamColor = local_random() % 8;
    
    // Get the pixel-color for the player's team (for drawing the name)
    thePlayerEntry.name_pixel_color	= get_dialog_player_color(theTeamColor);

    // Set up a player image for the player (funfun)
    thePlayerEntry.player_image = new PlayerImage;
    thePlayerEntry.player_image->setRandomFlatteringView();
    thePlayerEntry.player_image->setTeamColor(theTeamColor);

    player_entries.push_back(thePlayerEntry);

    dirty = true;
}
#else // NOT 0
void
w_players_in_game2::click(int x, int) {
    if(draw_carnage_graph) {

        if(clump_players_by_team) {
            for(size_t i = 0; i < num_valid_net_rankings; i++) {
                if(ABS(x - get_wide_spaced_center_offset(rect.x, rect.w, i, num_valid_net_rankings))
                        < (get_wide_spaced_width(rect.w, num_valid_net_rankings) / 2))
                {
                    if(element_clicked_callback != NULL)
                        element_clicked_callback(this, clump_players_by_team, draw_carnage_graph, draw_scores_not_carnage,
                                                    i, net_rankings[i].color);

                    break;
                }
            }
        }
        
        else {
            for(size_t i = 0; i < num_valid_net_rankings; i++) {
                if(ABS(x - get_close_spaced_center_offset(rect.x, rect.w, i, num_valid_net_rankings))
                        < (get_close_spaced_width(rect.w, num_valid_net_rankings) / 2))
                {
                    if(element_clicked_callback != NULL)
                        element_clicked_callback(this, clump_players_by_team, draw_carnage_graph, draw_scores_not_carnage,
                                                    i, net_rankings[i].player_index);

                    break;
                }
            }
        }
    
    } // draw_carnage_graph
}
#endif // NOT 0

// enable carnage reporting mode and set the data needed to draw a graph.
void
w_players_in_game2::set_graph_data(const net_rank* inRankings, int inNumRankings, int inSelectedPlayer,
                                   bool inClumpPlayersByTeam, bool inDrawScoresNotCarnage)
{
    draw_carnage_graph      = true;
    num_valid_net_rankings  = inNumRankings;
    selected_player         = inSelectedPlayer;
    clump_players_by_team   = inClumpPlayersByTeam;
    draw_scores_not_carnage = inDrawScoresNotCarnage;
    memcpy(net_rankings, inRankings, inNumRankings * sizeof(net_rank));

    dirty                   = true;
}


void
w_players_in_game2::draw_player_icon(SDL_Surface* s, size_t rank_index, int center_x) const {
    // Note, player images will not be re-fetched unless the brightness has *changed* since last draw.
    PlayerImage* theImage = player_entries[net_rankings[rank_index].player_index].player_image;
    if(selected_player != NONE && selected_player != rank_index)
        theImage->setBrightness(.4f);
    else
        theImage->setBrightness(1.0f);

    theImage->drawAt(s, center_x, rect.y + get_player_y_offset());
}


void
w_players_in_game2::draw_player_icons_separately(SDL_Surface* s) const {
    if(draw_carnage_graph) {
        // Draw in sorted order (according to net_rankings)
        for(size_t i = 0; i < num_valid_net_rankings; i++) {
            int center_x = get_close_spaced_center_offset(rect.x, rect.w, i, num_valid_net_rankings);

            draw_player_icon(s, i, center_x);
        }
    }
    else {
        // Draw in "natural order" (according to topology)
        size_t theNumPlayers = player_entries.size();
        for(size_t i = 0; i < theNumPlayers; i++) {
            int center_x = get_close_spaced_center_offset(rect.x, rect.w, i, theNumPlayers);
            player_entries[i].player_image->drawAt(s, center_x, rect.y + get_player_y_offset());
        }
    }        
} // draw_player_icons_separately


void
w_players_in_game2::draw_player_icons_clumped(SDL_Surface* s) const {
    assert(draw_carnage_graph);
    
    int	width_per_team = get_wide_spaced_width(rect.w, num_valid_net_rankings);
 
    // Walk through teams, drawing each batch.   
    for(size_t i = 0; i < num_valid_net_rankings; i++) {
        int team_left_x = get_wide_spaced_left_offset(rect.x, rect.w, i, num_valid_net_rankings);
        
        size_t theNumberOfPlayersOnThisTeam = players_on_team[net_rankings[i].color].size();

        assert(theNumberOfPlayersOnThisTeam > 0);
        
        // Walk through players on a team to draw a batch.
        for(size_t j = 0; j < theNumberOfPlayersOnThisTeam; j++) {
            int player_center_x = get_close_spaced_center_offset(team_left_x, width_per_team, j, theNumberOfPlayersOnThisTeam);
            
            // Note, player images will not be re-fetched unless the brightness has *changed* since last draw.
            // Though Marathon does not let one view team vs team carnage (just total team carnage), I'm leaving
            // the highlighting stuff here in case team view is later added.
            PlayerImage* theImage = player_entries[players_on_team[net_rankings[i].color][j]].player_image;
            if(selected_player != NONE && selected_player != i)
                theImage->setBrightness(.4f);
            else
                theImage->setBrightness(1.0f);
    
            theImage->drawAt(s, player_center_x, rect.y + get_player_y_offset());
        } // players
    } // teams
} // draw_player_icons_clumped


void
w_players_in_game2::draw_player_names_separately(SDL_Surface* s, TextLayoutHelper& ioTextLayoutHelper) const {
    // Now let's draw the names.  Let's take care to offset names vertically if they would
    // overlap (or come too close as defined by kNameMargin), so it's more readable.

    size_t theNumPlayers = draw_carnage_graph ? num_valid_net_rankings : player_entries.size();
    
    for(size_t i = 0; i < theNumPlayers; i++) {
        int center_x = get_close_spaced_center_offset(rect.x, rect.w, i, theNumPlayers);
        const player_entry2* theEntry = draw_carnage_graph ? &player_entries[net_rankings[i].player_index] : &player_entries[i];
        int name_x = center_x - (theEntry->name_width / 2);
        int name_y = rect.y + get_name_y_offset();

        // Find a suitable vertical offset
        name_y = ioTextLayoutHelper.reserveSpaceFor(name_x - kNameMargin / 2, theEntry->name_width + kNameMargin, name_y, font->get_line_height());
        
        draw_text(s, theEntry->player_name, name_x, name_y,
                    get_dialog_color(BACKGROUND_COLOR), font, style | styleOutline);
    
        draw_text(s, theEntry->player_name, name_x, name_y,
                    theEntry->name_pixel_color, font, style);
    }
}


void
w_players_in_game2::draw_player_names_clumped(SDL_Surface* s, TextLayoutHelper& ioTextLayoutHelper) const {
    // Now let's draw the names.  Let's take care to offset names vertically if they would
    // overlap (or come too close as defined by kNameMargin), so it's more readable.

    // Walk through teams, drawing each batch.   
    for(size_t i = 0; i < num_valid_net_rankings; i++) {
        int team_center_x = get_wide_spaced_center_offset(rect.x, rect.w, i, num_valid_net_rankings);
        
        size_t theNumberOfPlayersOnThisTeam = players_on_team[net_rankings[i].color].size();

        assert(theNumberOfPlayersOnThisTeam > 0);
        
        // Walk through players on a team to draw a batch.
        for(size_t j = 0; j < theNumberOfPlayersOnThisTeam; j++) {
    
            const player_entry2* theEntry = &(player_entries[players_on_team[net_rankings[i].color][j]]);
            int name_x = team_center_x - (theEntry->name_width / 2);
            int name_y = rect.y + get_name_y_offset();
    
            // Find a suitable vertical offset
            name_y = ioTextLayoutHelper.reserveSpaceFor(name_x - kNameMargin/2, theEntry->name_width + kNameMargin,
                                                            name_y, font->get_line_height());
    
            draw_text(s, theEntry->player_name, name_x, name_y,
                        get_dialog_color(BACKGROUND_COLOR), font, style | styleOutline);
    
            draw_text(s, theEntry->player_name, name_x, name_y,
                        theEntry->name_pixel_color, font, style);
        }
    }
}


int
w_players_in_game2::find_maximum_bar_value() const {
    int	theMaxValue = LONG_MIN;

    // We track min also to handle games with negative scores.
    int theMinValue = LONG_MAX;

    if(selected_player != NONE)
        // This way, all player vs player graphs use the same scale.
        theMaxValue = calculate_max_kills(num_valid_net_rankings);
    else {
        // Note this does the right thing for suicide bars as well.
        if(draw_scores_not_carnage) {
            for(size_t i = 0; i < num_valid_net_rankings; i++) {
                if(net_rankings[i].game_ranking > theMaxValue)
                    theMaxValue = net_rankings[i].game_ranking;
                if(net_rankings[i].game_ranking < theMinValue)
                    theMinValue = net_rankings[i].game_ranking;
            }
        } else {
            for(size_t i = 0; i < num_valid_net_rankings; i++) {
                if(net_rankings[i].kills > theMaxValue)
                    theMaxValue = net_rankings[i].kills;
                if(net_rankings[i].deaths > theMaxValue)
                    theMaxValue = net_rankings[i].deaths;
            }
        }
    }
    
    // If all values were nonpositive, and we had at least one negative, we
    // return the (negative) value furthest from 0.
    // The Mac version seems to do nothing of the sort - how can it possibly
    // display correct bars for games with negative scores like "Tag"??
    if(theMaxValue <= 0 && theMinValue < 0)
        theMaxValue = theMinValue;

    return theMaxValue;
}

struct bar_info {
    int		center_x;
    int		top_y;
    uint32	pixel_color;
    string	label_text;
};

void
w_players_in_game2::draw_bar_or_bars(SDL_Surface* s, size_t rank_index, int center_x, int maximum_value, vector<bar_info>& outBarInfos) const {
    // Draw score bar
    if(draw_scores_not_carnage) {
        bar_info 	theBarInfo;
        int		theScore = net_rankings[rank_index].game_ranking;

        calculate_ranking_text_for_post_game(temporary, theScore);
        theBarInfo.label_text = temporary;  // this makes a copy

        draw_bar(s, center_x, _score_color, theScore, maximum_value, theBarInfo);

        // Don't draw a "0" score label
        if(theScore != 0)
            outBarInfos.push_back(theBarInfo);
    }
    else {
        // Draw carnage bar(s)
        if(rank_index == selected_player) {
            // Draw suicides/friendly-fires
            bar_info    theBarInfo;

            char*	theSuicidesFormat = TS_GetCString(strNET_STATS_STRINGS, strSUICIDES_STRING);
            int		theNumberOfSuicides = net_rankings[rank_index].kills;
            sprintf(temporary, theSuicidesFormat, theNumberOfSuicides);
            theBarInfo.label_text = temporary;  // this makes a copy

            draw_bar(s, center_x, _suicide_color, theNumberOfSuicides, maximum_value, theBarInfo);

            // Don't push a "0" label.
            if(theNumberOfSuicides > 0)
                outBarInfos.push_back(theBarInfo);
        }
        else {
            // Draw kills and deaths
            int		theNumKills	= net_rankings[rank_index].kills;
            int		theNumDeaths	= net_rankings[rank_index].deaths;
            
            // Get strings for labelling
            const char*	theKillsFormat;
            const char*	theDeathsFormat;
            char	theKillsString[32];
            char	theDeathsString[32];

            // If more than threshhold bar-pairs to draw, use short form with legend rather than normal (long) form.
            theKillsFormat	= num_valid_net_rankings >= kUseLegendThreshhold ? "%d" : TS_GetCString(strNET_STATS_STRINGS, strKILLS_STRING);
            theDeathsFormat	= num_valid_net_rankings >= kUseLegendThreshhold ? "%d" : TS_GetCString(strNET_STATS_STRINGS, strDEATHS_STRING);

            // Construct labels
            sprintf(theKillsString, theKillsFormat, theNumKills);
            sprintf(theDeathsString, theDeathsFormat, theNumDeaths);

            // Set up bar_infos
            bar_info    theKillsBarInfo;
            bar_info    theDeathsBarInfo;

            // Copy strings into bar_infos
            theKillsBarInfo.label_text  = theKillsString;
            theDeathsBarInfo.label_text = theDeathsString;

            // Draw shorter bar in front - looks nicer
            // If equal, draw kills in front
            // Put shorter bar_info in vector first so its label doesn't "leapfrog" the taller bar label in case of conflict.
            // Don't put "0"s into the vector.
            if(theNumKills > theNumDeaths) {
                // Deaths bar is shorter - draw it last
                draw_bar(s, center_x - kBarWidth / 3, _kill_color, theNumKills, maximum_value, theKillsBarInfo);
                draw_bar(s, center_x + kBarWidth / 3, _death_color, theNumDeaths, maximum_value, theDeathsBarInfo);

                if(theNumDeaths > 0)
                    outBarInfos.push_back(theDeathsBarInfo);
                if(theNumKills > 0)
                    outBarInfos.push_back(theKillsBarInfo);
            }
            else {
                // Kills bar is shorter or equal - draw it last
                draw_bar(s, center_x + kBarWidth / 3, _death_color, theNumDeaths, maximum_value, theDeathsBarInfo);
                draw_bar(s, center_x - kBarWidth / 3, _kill_color, theNumKills, maximum_value, theKillsBarInfo);

                if(theNumKills > 0)
                    outBarInfos.push_back(theKillsBarInfo);
                if(theNumDeaths > 0)
                    outBarInfos.push_back(theDeathsBarInfo);
            } // kills and deaths (not suicides)
        } // carnage bars
    } // !draw_scores_not_carnage (i.e. draw carnage)
} // draw_bar_or_bars


void
w_players_in_game2::draw_bars_separately(SDL_Surface* s, vector<bar_info>& outBarInfos) const {
    // Find the largest value we'll be drawing, so we know how to scale our bars.
    int theMaxValue = find_maximum_bar_value();
    
    // Draw the bars.
    for(size_t i = 0; i < num_valid_net_rankings; i++) {
        int center_x = get_close_spaced_center_offset(rect.x, rect.w, i, num_valid_net_rankings);

        draw_bar_or_bars(s, i, center_x + kBarOffsetX, theMaxValue, outBarInfos);
    } // walk through rankings
} // draw_bars_separately


void
w_players_in_game2::draw_bars_clumped(SDL_Surface* s, vector<bar_info>& outBarInfos) const {
    // Find the largest value we'll be drawing, so we know how to scale our bars.
    int theMaxValue = find_maximum_bar_value();
    
    // Walk through teams, drawing each batch.   
    for(size_t i = 0; i < num_valid_net_rankings; i++) {
        int team_center_x = (int)(rect.x + ((2*i + 1) * rect.w) / (2 * num_valid_net_rankings));
        
        size_t theNumberOfPlayersOnThisTeam = players_on_team[net_rankings[i].color].size();

        assert(theNumberOfPlayersOnThisTeam > 0);

        // We will offset if we would draw on top of a player (i.e. if num players is odd), else
        // we will draw right smack in the middle.
        int center_x = team_center_x;
        
        if(theNumberOfPlayersOnThisTeam % 2 == 1)
            center_x += kBarOffsetX;

        draw_bar_or_bars(s, i, center_x, theMaxValue, outBarInfos);
    } // walk through rankings
} // draw_bars_clumped


void
w_players_in_game2::draw_carnage_totals(SDL_Surface* s) const {
    for(size_t i = 0; i < num_valid_net_rankings; i++) {
        int center_x;
        if(clump_players_by_team)
            center_x = get_wide_spaced_center_offset(rect.x, rect.w, i, num_valid_net_rankings);
        else
            center_x = get_close_spaced_center_offset(rect.x, rect.w, i, num_valid_net_rankings);

        // Draw carnage score for player/team (list -N for N suicides)
        int	thePlayerCarnageScore = (selected_player == i) ? -net_rankings[i].kills : net_rankings[i].kills - net_rankings[i].deaths;
        if(thePlayerCarnageScore == 0)
            strcpy(temporary, "0");
        else
            sprintf(temporary, "%+d", thePlayerCarnageScore);
        
        uint16			theBiggerFontStyle	= 0;
        const sdl_font_info*	theBiggerFont		= get_dialog_font(LABEL_FONT, theBiggerFontStyle);
        
        int	theStringCenter = center_x - (text_width(temporary, theBiggerFont, theBiggerFontStyle) / 2);
        
        draw_text(s, temporary, theStringCenter, rect.y + rect.h - 1, SDL_MapRGB(s->format, 0, 0, 0),
                    theBiggerFont, theBiggerFontStyle | styleOutline);
        draw_text(s, temporary, theStringCenter, rect.y + rect.h - 1, SDL_MapRGB(s->format, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff),
                    theBiggerFont, theBiggerFontStyle);
    } // walk through rankings
} // draw_carnage_totals


void
w_players_in_game2::draw_carnage_legend(SDL_Surface* s) const {
    RGBColor	theBrightestColor;
    get_net_color(_kill_color, &theBrightestColor);
    
    RGBColor	theMiddleColor;
    theMiddleColor.red = (theBrightestColor.red * 7) / 10;
    theMiddleColor.blue = (theBrightestColor.blue * 7) / 10;
    theMiddleColor.green = (theBrightestColor.green * 7) / 10;
    
    uint32 thePixelColor = SDL_MapRGB(s->format, theMiddleColor.red >> 8, theMiddleColor.green >> 8, theMiddleColor.blue >> 8);

    draw_text(s, TS_GetCString(strNET_STATS_STRINGS, strKILLS_LEGEND), rect.x, rect.y + font->get_line_height(),
                thePixelColor, font, style);

    get_net_color(_death_color, &theBrightestColor);
    
    theMiddleColor.red = (theBrightestColor.red * 7) / 10;
    theMiddleColor.blue = (theBrightestColor.blue * 7) / 10;
    theMiddleColor.green = (theBrightestColor.green * 7) / 10;
    
    thePixelColor = SDL_MapRGB(s->format, theMiddleColor.red >> 8, theMiddleColor.green >> 8, theMiddleColor.blue >> 8);

    draw_text(s, TS_GetCString(strNET_STATS_STRINGS, strDEATHS_LEGEND), rect.x, rect.y + 2 * font->get_line_height(),
                thePixelColor, font, style);
}


void
w_players_in_game2::draw_bar_labels(SDL_Surface* s, const vector<bar_info>& inBarInfos, TextLayoutHelper& ioTextLayoutHelper) const {
    size_t theNumberOfLabels = inBarInfos.size();

    for(size_t i = 0; i < theNumberOfLabels; i++) {
        const bar_info& theBarInfo = inBarInfos[i];
        
        int theStringWidth = text_width(theBarInfo.label_text.c_str(), font, style);
        int theTextX = theBarInfo.center_x - theStringWidth / 2;
        int theBestY = ioTextLayoutHelper.reserveSpaceFor(theTextX - kNameMargin/2,
                            theStringWidth + kNameMargin, theBarInfo.top_y - 1, font->get_line_height());

        draw_text(s, theBarInfo.label_text.c_str(), theTextX, theBestY, get_dialog_color(BACKGROUND_COLOR), font, style | styleOutline);
        draw_text(s, theBarInfo.label_text.c_str(), theTextX, theBestY, theBarInfo.pixel_color, font, style);
    }
} // draw_bar_labels


void
w_players_in_game2::draw(SDL_Surface* s) const {
//    printf("widget top is %d, bottom is %d\n", rect.y, rect.y + rect.h);

    // Set clip rectangle so we don't color outside the lines
    set_drawing_clip_rectangle(rect.y, rect.x, rect.y + rect.h, rect.x + rect.w);

// Did some tests here - it seems that text drawing is clipped by this rectangle, but rect-filling
// and blitting are not.  (at least, on the Mac OS X version of SDL.  actually, in Win 98 too.)
// This means that little tiny chunks of pistol fire, feet, etc. can stick around if they are drawn
// outside the widget (because they won't be cleared away when the widget is redrawn).  I'm surrounding
// that with a "Somebody Else's Problem" field for the time being.
//    set_drawing_clip_rectangle(100, 300, 200, 400);
//    printf("clipped at <%d %d %d %d>\n", rect.y, rect.x, rect.y + rect.h, rect.x + rect.w);

    // theTextLayoutHelper exists for the duration of the draw operation
    // helps us draw bits of text that do not overlap one another.
    TextLayoutHelper	theTextLayoutHelper;
    
    // theBarInfos exists for the duration of the draw operation
    // helps us plan our bar label placement early (at draw_bar time)
    // but draw them late (at draw_bar_labels time).
    vector<bar_info>	theBarInfos;

    // We draw in this order:
    // Player icons
    // Graph bars
    // Player names
    // Carnage totals (nobody should overlap, so timing is arbitrary)
    // Carnage legend
    // Bar labels

    // This order is largely for back-to-front ordering.  Bar labels and player names, since
    // they are placed using a text layout helper, will not overlap... but we draw bar labels
    // after player names anyway (which takes considerable extra effort, note) so that the names
    // have "first dibs" on the coveted low-in-the-widget screen area.  Bar labels that want space
    // occupied by player names will have to "float up"... which looks nicer than making the names
    // float up to give the bar labels space.

    // Draw actual content
    if(clump_players_by_team) {
        // draw player icons in clumps
        draw_player_icons_clumped(s);
        
        if(draw_carnage_graph)
            draw_bars_clumped(s, theBarInfos);
        
        draw_player_names_clumped(s, theTextLayoutHelper);
    }
    else {
        // Draw all the player icons first, so icons don't obscure names
        draw_player_icons_separately(s);
        
        if(draw_carnage_graph)
            draw_bars_separately(s, theBarInfos);

        draw_player_names_separately(s, theTextLayoutHelper);
    }
    
    if(draw_carnage_graph && !draw_scores_not_carnage) {
        draw_carnage_totals(s);
        if(num_valid_net_rankings >= kUseLegendThreshhold)
            draw_carnage_legend(s);
    }
    
    if(draw_carnage_graph)
        draw_bar_labels(s, theBarInfos, theTextLayoutHelper);

    // Reset clipping rectangle
    set_drawing_clip_rectangle(SHRT_MIN, SHRT_MIN, SHRT_MAX, SHRT_MAX);
}


void
w_players_in_game2::clear_vector() {
	vector<player_entry2>::const_iterator i = player_entries.begin();
	vector<player_entry2>::const_iterator end = player_entries.end();

	while(i != end) {
		// Free the name buffers associated with the elements.
		// I don't do this in a player_entry destructor because I'm afraid of freeing the name twice
		// (once here, when the vector's entry is destroyed, and another time when thePlayerEntry
		// above goes out of scope).
		if(i->player_image != NULL)
			delete i->player_image;

		i++;
	}

	player_entries.clear();
}


void
w_players_in_game2::draw_bar(SDL_Surface* s, int inCenterX, int inBarColorIndex, int inBarValue, int inMaxValue, bar_info& outBarInfo) const {
    if(inBarValue != 0) {
        // Check that we'll draw a positive bar - value and max are either both positive or both negative.
        if(inBarValue > 0)
            assert(inMaxValue > 0);

        if(inBarValue < 0)
            assert(inMaxValue < 0);
        
        // "- 2" leaves room for outline style.  Leave two line-heights so a kills and deaths at the top of widget resolve
        // (thanks to TextLayoutHelper) and still have space to live.
        int	theMaximumBarHeight = kBarBottomTotalOffset - font->get_line_height() * 2 - 2;
        int	theBarHeight = (theMaximumBarHeight * inBarValue) / inMaxValue;

        SDL_Rect	theBarRect;
        
        theBarRect.y = rect.y + kBarBottomTotalOffset - theBarHeight;
        theBarRect.h = theBarHeight;
        theBarRect.w = kBarWidth;
        theBarRect.x = inCenterX - kBarWidth / 2;
    
        RGBColor	theBrightestColor;
        get_net_color(inBarColorIndex, &theBrightestColor);
        
        RGBColor	theMiddleColor;
        theMiddleColor.red = (theBrightestColor.red * 7) / 10;
	theMiddleColor.blue = (theBrightestColor.blue * 7) / 10;
	theMiddleColor.green = (theBrightestColor.green * 7) / 10;
	
        RGBColor	theDarkestColor;
	theDarkestColor.red = (theBrightestColor.red * 2) / 10;
	theDarkestColor.blue = (theBrightestColor.blue * 2) / 10;
	theDarkestColor.green = (theBrightestColor.green * 2) / 10;
	
        RGBColor*	theRGBColor;
        uint32		thePixelColor;

        // Draw the lightest part
        theRGBColor	= &theBrightestColor;
        thePixelColor	= SDL_MapRGB(s->format, theRGBColor->red >> 8, theRGBColor->green >> 8, theRGBColor->blue >> 8);

        SDL_FillRect(s, &theBarRect, thePixelColor);

        // Draw the dark part
        theRGBColor	= &theDarkestColor;
        thePixelColor	= SDL_MapRGB(s->format, theRGBColor->red >> 8, theRGBColor->green >> 8, theRGBColor->blue >> 8);

        SDL_Rect	theDarkRect;
        theDarkRect.x	= theBarRect.x + theBarRect.w - kBevelSize;
        theDarkRect.w	= kBevelSize;
        theDarkRect.y	= theBarRect.y + kBevelSize;
        theDarkRect.h	= theBarRect.h - kBevelSize;

        if(theBarRect.h > kBevelSize)
            SDL_FillRect(s, &theDarkRect, thePixelColor);

        // Draw the middle part
        theRGBColor	= &theMiddleColor;
        thePixelColor	= SDL_MapRGB(s->format, theRGBColor->red >> 8, theRGBColor->green >> 8, theRGBColor->blue >> 8);

        SDL_Rect	theMiddleRect;
        theMiddleRect.x	= theBarRect.x + kBevelSize;
        theMiddleRect.w	= theBarRect.w - 2 * kBevelSize;
        theMiddleRect.y	= theBarRect.y + kBevelSize;
        theMiddleRect.h	= theBarRect.h - kBevelSize;

        if(theBarRect.h > kBevelSize)
            SDL_FillRect(s, &theMiddleRect, thePixelColor);

        // Capture bar information
        outBarInfo.center_x     = inCenterX;
        outBarInfo.top_y        = theBarRect.y;
        outBarInfo.pixel_color  = thePixelColor;
    } // if(inBarValue > 0)
} // draw_bar





////// w_entry_point_selector //////

void
w_entry_point_selector::validateEntryPoint() {
    // Get the entry-point flags from the game type.
    int	theAppropriateLevelTypeFlags = get_entry_point_flags_for_game_type(mGameType);

    mEntryPoints.clear();

    // OK, get the vector of entry points.
    get_entry_points(mEntryPoints, theAppropriateLevelTypeFlags);

    if(mEntryPoints.size() <= 0) {
        mEntryPoint.level_number = NONE;
        strcpy(mEntryPoint.level_name, "(no valid options)");
        mCurrentIndex = NONE;
    }
    else {
		unsigned i;

        for(i = 0; i < mEntryPoints.size(); i++) {
            if(mEntryPoints[i].level_number == mEntryPoint.level_number)
                break;
        }

        if(i == mEntryPoints.size()) {
            mEntryPoint = mEntryPoints[0];
            mCurrentIndex = 0;
        }
        else {
            mEntryPoint = mEntryPoints[i];
            mCurrentIndex = i;
        }
    }

    dirty = true;
}

void
w_entry_point_selector::gotSelectedCallback(void* arg) {
    ((w_entry_point_selector*) arg)->gotSelected();
}

void
w_entry_point_selector::gotSelected() {
    if(mEntryPoints.size() > 1) {
        dialog theDialog;

        theDialog.add(new w_static_text("SELECT LEVEL", TITLE_FONT, TITLE_COLOR));

        theDialog.add(new w_spacer());

        FileSpecifier   theFile(environment_preferences->map_file);
        char            theName[256];
        theFile.GetName(theName);
        sprintf(temporary, "%s", theName);
        theDialog.add(new w_static_text(temporary, LABEL_FONT));

        theDialog.add(new w_spacer());

        w_levels*   levels_w = new w_levels(mEntryPoints, &theDialog, 480, 16, mCurrentIndex, false);
        theDialog.add(levels_w);

        theDialog.add(new w_spacer());

        sprintf(temporary, "%d %s levels available",
            mEntryPoints.size(),
            TS_GetCString(kNetworkGameTypesStringSetID, mGameType)
        );
        theDia…

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