public static void OutputTitles(string outputModName, Title.LandedTitles titles, IMPERATOR_DE_JURE deJure)
{
var outputPath = Path.Combine("output", outputModName, "common", "landed_titles", "00_landed_titles.txt");
using var outputStream = File.OpenWrite(outputPath);
using var output = new StreamWriter(outputStream, System.Text.Encoding.UTF8);
foreach (var(name, value) in titles.Variables)
{
output.WriteLine($"@{name}={value}");
}
// titles with a de jure liege will be outputted under the liege
var topDeJureTitles = titles.Where(t => t.DeJureLiege is null);
output.Write(PDXSerializer.Serialize(topDeJureTitles, string.Empty, false));
if (deJure == IMPERATOR_DE_JURE.REGIONS)
{
var srcPath = Path.Combine("blankMod", "optionalFiles", "ImperatorDeJure", "common", "landed_titles");
var dstPath = Path.Combine("output", outputModName, "common", "landed_titles");
if (!SystemUtils.TryCopyFolder(srcPath, dstPath))
{
Logger.Error("Could not copy ImperatorDeJure landed titles!");
}
}
OutputTitlesHistory(outputModName, titles);
}
public static void OutputDynasties(string outputModName, DynastyCollection dynasties)
{
var outputPath = Path.Combine("output", outputModName, "common", "dynasties", "imp_dynasties.txt");
using FileStream stream = File.OpenWrite(outputPath);
using var output = new StreamWriter(stream, encoding: Encoding.UTF8); // dumping all into one file
foreach (var dynasty in dynasties)
{
output.WriteLine($"{dynasty.Id}={PDXSerializer.Serialize(dynasty, string.Empty)}");
}
}
public void IntegersAreSerializedWithoutQuotes()
{
var fields = new Dictionary <string, HistoryField> {
{ "development_level", new HistoryField("change_development_level", 10) }
};
var history = new History(fields);
history.Fields["development_level"].AddValueToHistory(20, new Date(5, 1, 1));
var expectedStr =
"change_development_level=10" + Environment.NewLine +
"5.1.1={" + Environment.NewLine +
"\tchange_development_level=20" + Environment.NewLine +
"}" + Environment.NewLine;
Assert.Equal(expectedStr, PDXSerializer.Serialize(history));
}
public void EmptyListInitialValuesAreNotSerialized()
{
var fields = new Dictionary <string, HistoryField> {
{ "buildings", new HistoryField("buildings", new List <object>()) } // container field initially empty
};
var history = new History(fields);
history.Fields["buildings"].AddValueToHistory(new List <object> {
"baths"
}, new Date(5, 1, 1));
var expectedStr =
"5.1.1={" + Environment.NewLine +
"\tbuildings={ \"baths\" }" + Environment.NewLine +
"}" + Environment.NewLine;
Assert.Equal(expectedStr, PDXSerializer.Serialize(history));
}
public void HistoryCanBeSerialized()
{
var fields = new Dictionary <string, HistoryField> {
{ "holder", new HistoryField("holder", null) }, // simple field with null initial value
{ "culture", new HistoryField("culture", "roman") }, // simple field with initial value
{ "buildings", new HistoryField("buildings", new List <object> {
"baths"
}) } // container field
};
var history = new History(fields);
history.Fields["holder"].AddValueToHistory("nero", new Date(5, 1, 1));
// Entries with same date should be added to a single date block.
history.Fields["holder"].AddValueToHistory("justinian", new Date(540, 1, 1));
history.Fields["culture"].AddValueToHistory("better_roman", new Date(540, 1, 1));
// A field can have values of multiple types.
// Here we're adding a value as a set, while the initial value is a list.
history.Fields["buildings"].AddValueToHistory(new SortedSet <string> {
"aqueduct", "baths"
}, new Date(2, 1, 1));
// Date blocks are ordered by date.
var expectedStr =
"culture=\"roman\"" + Environment.NewLine +
"buildings={ \"baths\" }" + Environment.NewLine +
"2.1.1={" + Environment.NewLine +
"\tbuildings={ \"aqueduct\" \"baths\" }" + Environment.NewLine +
"}" + Environment.NewLine +
"5.1.1={" + Environment.NewLine +
"\tholder=\"nero\"" + Environment.NewLine +
"}" + Environment.NewLine +
"540.1.1={" + Environment.NewLine +
"\tholder=\"justinian\"" + Environment.NewLine +
"\tculture=\"better_roman\"" + Environment.NewLine +
"}" + Environment.NewLine;
Assert.Equal(expectedStr, PDXSerializer.Serialize(history));
}