Slitherine

quote:

ORIGINAL: Warhorse

Thanks all, yes, the Israeli's were one of the first to get done, tanks are going to be bigger now, gun length means smaller icon, but decided to let gun trail off side a bit, no big deal! The little icon looking like binoculars signifies it as a recon unit, however, we are most likely going to go with the nato symbols in top left for special units. The problem is, that the view shown is the alternate counters, the standard counters don't have the symbols in the top left, so......

quote:

ORIGINAL: berto

We're into the last lap (debugging, polishing, QA) ...

quote:

ORIGINAL: berto

Another insider glimpse, this one of the CSlint work I've been doing in recent weeks:

---

...

/*
txt.l -- the cslint lexer

*/

#include "cslint.h"
#include "txt.tab.h"

#undef YY_INPUT
#define YY_INPUT(buf, result, max_size) { \
signed char c = fgetc(txtin); \
result = (c == EOF) ? YY_NULL : (buf[0] = c, 1); \
}

#undef ECHO
#define ECHO if (isshow_text) { \
fputs(yytext, txtout); \
fflush(txtout); \
}

#define DECHO(tokenstr) if (isdebug) fprintf(stdout, "\n%6d %s: #%s#\n", lineno, tokenstr, yytext); \
fflush(stdout);

#define PUTBACK(n) yyless(yyleng-n)

#define RETURNSTR(token) if ((! debugcomment) && (doinit || (! ignore[lineno-1]))) { \
txtlval.sval = strdup(yytext); \
return token; \
}

#define RETURN(token) if ((! debugcomment) && (doinit || (! ignore[lineno-1]))) { \
return token; \
}

#define OTYPE (filetype >= FILETYPE_COMPANYOOB) && (filetype <= FILETYPE_CAMPAIGNOOB)

...

<PLATOONOOB>[pP]{nD}.+[\015]*\n {
lineno++;
ECHO;
DECHO("PNAMES");
showlineno();
RETURNSTR(_PNAMES);
}

<PLATOONOOB>{D}+[-"./pP].+[\015]*\n {
lineno++;
ECHO;
DECHO("PNAMES");
showlineno();
RETURNSTR(_PNAMES);
}

<CRYPT>.+[\015]*\n {
lineno++;
if ((filetype == FILETYPE_SCENARIOSCN) && (lineno == SCNORG_LINENO+1)) {
BEGIN(INITIAL);
}
ECHO;
DECHO("CRYPT");
showlineno();
RETURNSTR(_CRYPT);
}

<ONAME>{W}*{D}+{W}+[a-zA-Z\*].+[\015]*\n {
if (typematch) {
i = 0;
while (isdigit(*(yytext+i)) || isspace(*(yytext+i))) {
i++;
}
yyless(i);
*(yytext+i) = '\0';
ECHO;
DECHO("INTPOS1");
txtlval.lval = atol(yytext);
RETURN(_INTPOS);
} else {
lineno++;
ECHO;
DECHO("ONAME1");
showlineno();
BEGIN(INITIAL);
RETURNSTR(_ONAME);
}
}

...

---

---

...

/*
txt.y -- the cslint parser

*/

#include "cslint.h"

%}

%union {
long lval;
int ival;
double fval;
char *sval;
}

%token _FAKECMD

%token _MYEOF

%token _UID_DEFAULT

%token _UID_AIDAT
%token _UID_TIMELINESDAT
%token _UID_ATTACKERDAT
%token _UID_SOUNDSDAT
%token _UID_ENCOUNTERSDAT

%token _UID_LEADEROOB
%token _UID_PLATOONOOB
%token _UID_COMPANYOOB
%token _UID_BATTALIONOOB
%token _UID_REGIMENTOOB
%token _UID_BRIGADEOOB
%token _UID_DIVISIONOOB
%token _UID_CORPSOOB
%token _UID_ARMYOOB
%token _UID_CAMPAIGNOOB

%token _UID_SCENARIOSCN

%token _EOL

...

start: data
eof
;

data: aidat
| timelines
| attacker
| sounds
| encounters

| leaders
| platoons
| companys
| battalions
| regiments
| brigades
| divisions
| corpss
| armys
| campaigns

| scenario

;

scenario: _UID_SCENARIOSCN
_DTAHDR
int _EOL
_TEXT _EOL
int int int turnsegs
int int int int vissegs
int int int int int int int int _EOL
onezero _EOL
int int int int int _EOL
int int int int _EOL
int int int int int _EOL
int int int int int _EOL
crypt
crypt
opfires opfires opfires opfires _EOL
opfires opfires opfires opfires _EOL
intpos intpos _EOL
intpos intpos intpos intpos _EOL
side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side side _EOL
_UNTDTA
units
_DTAFTR
int int _EOL
int _EOL
_TEXT _EOL
_DATE
descs
eols
;

...

crypt: _CRYPT
;

descs: desc
| descs desc
;

desc: _DESC
;

texts: text
| texts text
;

text: _TEXT _EOL
| _DEFAULT
;

units: unit
| units unit
;

unit: _ZERO intpos intpos _PID int int int int int int int int int int int int int int int int int _EOL
| int int int int int _EOL
| int int int int _EOL
| int int int int int int int int _EOL
reinforcements
;

reinforcements: reinforcement
| reinforcements reinforcement
;

reinforcement: _PID int int int int int int int int int int int int int int int int int _EOL
;

side: _MINUSONE
| _ZERO
| _ONE
;

opfires: intpos intpos intpos intpos
;

...

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Hexagon

Thanks for the reply, then i can slow a little the read of Herzog book... or i can add a new book more+osprey books

The Yom Kippur War: The Epic Encounter That Transformed the Middle East, by Abraham Rabinovich.

For book recommendations, Jason's the best authority, though. He has an entire bookshelf of titles on the subject! (Or is it two bookshelves?!)

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PD: maybe in the diaries you can use some images with heavy unit density and show some new features.

You mean something like this (a topic of current intense focus)?






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< Message edited by berto -- 5/4/2015 3:52:09 PM >

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(in reply to Hexagon)

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ORIGINAL: Hexagon

Yes, something like this, i think that you can create a file with all new features for a fast read, if you are in Campaign series you dont need find the new info in the manual (FWW serie devs do this to made people move easy from PzC to the WWI serie and works very well).