public void Update(CVar cvar)
{
// if this is a statically declared variable
if ((cvar.Flags & CVAR.STATIC) != 0)
{
if ((flags & CVAR.STATIC) != 0)
{
// the code has more than one static declaration of the same variable, make sure they have the same properties
if (!string.Equals(resetString, cvar.String, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase))
{
Warning($"CVar '{nameString}' declared multiple times with different initial value");
}
if ((flags & (CVAR.BOOL | CVAR.INTEGER | CVAR.FLOAT)) != (cvar.Flags & (CVAR.BOOL | CVAR.INTEGER | CVAR.FLOAT)))
{
Warning($"CVar '{nameString}' declared multiple times with different type");
}
if (valueMin != cvar.MinValue || valueMax != cvar.MaxValue)
{
Warning($"CVar '{nameString}' declared multiple times with different minimum/maximum");
}
}
// the code is now specifying a variable that the user already set a value for, take the new value as the reset value
resetString = cvar.String;
descriptionString = cvar.Description;
description = descriptionString;
valueMin = cvar.MinValue;
valueMax = cvar.MaxValue;
valueStrings = cvar.ValueStrings;
valueCompletion = cvar.GetValueCompletion();
UpdateValue();
cvarSystem.SetModifiedFlags(cvar.Flags);
}
flags |= cvar.Flags;
UpdateCheat();
// only allow one non-empty reset string without a warning
if (resetString.Length == 0)
{
resetString = cvar.String;
}
else if (cvar.String.Length != 0 && resetString != cvar.String)
{
Warning($"cvar \"{nameString}\" given initial values: \"{resetString}\" and \"{cvar.String}\"\n");
}
}
public CVarLocal(CVar cvar)
{
nameString = cvar.Name;
name = nameString;
valueString = cvar.String;
value = valueString;
resetString = cvar.String;
descriptionString = cvar.Description;
description = descriptionString;
flags = cvar.Flags | CVAR.MODIFIED;
valueMin = cvar.MinValue;
valueMax = cvar.MaxValue;
valueStrings = cvar.ValueStrings;
valueCompletion = cvar.GetValueCompletion();
UpdateValue();
UpdateCheat();
internalVar = this;
}