freedoom/graphics/text/config.py
Mike Swanson 4701d8f351 Blacken all Python files
Using the black code reformatter, pass it over all our Python files.
This allows for a consistent style across the code base.

Exception: lumps/dmxgus/stats.py, for readability.
2019-09-04 19:36:23 -07:00

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# SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause
#
# Configuration file for textgen. This file defines the graphic lumps
# that are generated, and the text to show in each one.
#
import re
# Adjustments for character position based on character pairs. Some
# pairs of characters can fit more snugly together, which looks more
# visually appealing. This is highly dependent on the font graphics,
# and if the font is changed this probably needs to be redone.
# TODO: Add more rule for lower-case characters.
FONT_KERNING_RULES = {
# Right character fits under left character:
r"[TY][07ACOSZ]": -2,
r"[TYty][a]": -2,
r"P[A]": -3,
r"P[7]": -2,
r"P[Z]": -1,
r"7[Z]": -1,
r"[0OQ]A": -1,
r"S[A]": -1,
r"V[0OC]": -2,
# Left character fits under right character:
r"L[TY]": -4,
r"L[014COQV]": -3,
r"L[9]": -2,
r"[0O][4TY]": -2,
r"[0O][1]": -1,
r"Q[1T]": -2,
r"Q[Y]": -1,
r"A[TYV]": -2,
r"A[GC]": -1,
r"a[TYty]": -2,
r"a[vV]": -2,
r"a[g]": -1,
# Fits into "hole" in left character:
r"[BCX8][0CGOQ]": -2,
r"Z[0CO]": -2,
r"Z[GQ]": -1,
r"I[0COQ]": -1,
r"K[0CO]": -4,
r"K[GQ]": -3,
r"K[E]": -1,
r"[PR][0COQ]": -1,
# Fits into "hole" in right character:
r"[O0Q][X]": -3,
r"[O0Q][28]": -2,
r"[O0Q][9IK]": -1,
# Just because.
r"[O0][O0]": -1,
}
white_graphics = {
"wibp1": "P1",
"wibp2": "P2",
"wibp3": "P3",
"wibp4": "P4",
"wicolon": ":",
# These files are for the title screens of Phase 1 and Phase 2
"t_phase1": "PHASE 1",
"t_phase2": "PHASE 2",
# Note: level names are also included in this dictionary, with
# the data added programatically from the DEHACKED lump, see
# code below.
}
blue_graphics = {
"m_disopt": "DISPLAY OPTIONS",
"m_episod": "Choose Chapter:",
"m_optttl": "OPTIONS",
"m_skill": "Choose Skill Level:",
}
red_graphics = {
# Title for the HELP/HELP1 screen:
"helpttl": "Help",
# Title for CREDIT
"freettl": "Freedoom",
"m_ngame": "New Game",
"m_option": "Options",
"m_loadg": "Load Game",
"m_saveg": "Save Game",
"m_rdthis": "Read This!",
"m_quitg": "Quit Game",
"m_newg": "NEW GAME",
"m_epi1": "Outpost Outbreak",
"m_epi2": "Military Labs",
"m_epi3": "Event Horizon",
"m_epi4": "Double Impact",
"m_jkill": "Please don't kill me!",
"m_rough": "Will this hurt?",
"m_hurt": "Bring on the pain.",
"m_ultra": "Extreme Carnage.",
"m_nmare": "MAYHEM!",
"m_lgttl": "LOAD GAME",
"m_sgttl": "SAVE GAME",
"m_endgam": "End Game",
"m_messg": "Messages:",
"m_msgoff": "off",
"m_msgon": "on",
"m_msens": "Mouse Sensitivity",
"m_detail": "Graphic Detail:",
"m_gdhigh": "high",
"m_gdlow": "low",
"m_scrnsz": "Screen Size",
"m_svol": "Sound Volume",
"m_sfxvol": "Sfx Volume",
"m_musvol": "Music Volume",
"m_disp": "Display",
"wif": "finished",
"wiostk": "kills",
"wiosti": "items",
"wiscrt2": "secret",
"wiosts": "scrt",
"wifrgs": "frgs",
"witime": "Time:",
"wisucks": "sucks",
"wimstt": "Total:",
"wipar": "Par:",
"wip1": "P1",
"wip2": "P2",
"wip3": "P3",
"wip4": "P4",
"wiostf": "f.",
"wimstar": "you",
"winum0": "0",
"winum1": "1",
"winum2": "2",
"winum3": "3",
"winum4": "4",
"winum5": "5",
"winum6": "6",
"winum7": "7",
"winum8": "8",
"winum9": "9",
"wipcnt": "%",
"wiminus": "-",
"wienter": "ENTERING",
"m_pause": "pause",
# Extra graphics used in PrBoom's menus. Generate these as well
# so that when we play in PrBoom the menus look consistent.
"prboom": "PrBoom",
"m_generl": "General",
"m_setup": "Setup",
"m_keybnd": "Key Bindings",
"m_weap": "Weapons",
"m_stat": "Status Bar/HUD",
"m_auto": "Automap",
"m_enem": "Enemies",
"m_mess": "Messages",
"m_chat": "Chat Strings",
"m_horsen": "horizontal",
"m_versen": "vertical",
"m_loksen": "mouse look",
"m_accel": "acceleration",
# Extra graphics from SMMU/Eternity Engine:
"m_about": "about",
"m_chatm": "Chat Strings",
"m_compat": "Compatibility",
"m_demos": "demos",
"m_dmflag": "deathmatch flags",
"m_etcopt": "eternity options",
"m_feat": "Features",
"m_gset": "game settings",
"m_hud": "heads up display",
"m_joyset": "joysticks",
"m_ldsv": "Load/Save",
"m_menus": "Menu Options",
"m_mouse": "mouse options",
"m_player": "player setup",
"m_serial": "serial connection",
"m_sound": "sound options",
"m_status": "status bar",
"m_tcpip": "tcp/ip connection",
"m_video": "video options",
"m_wad": "load wad",
"m_wadopt": "wad options",
# This is from SMMU too, and if we follow things to the letter,
# ought to be all lower-case. However, same lump name is used
# by other ports (Zandronum) which expect a taller graphic to
# match the other main menu graphics. Eternity Engine doesn't
# use it any more, and on SMMU there's enough space for it.
"m_multi": "Multiplayer",
}
def read_bex_lump(filename):
"""Read the BEX (Dehacked) lump from the given filename.
Returns:
Dictionary mapping from name to value.
"""
result = {}
with open(filename) as f:
for line in f:
# Ignore comments:
line = line.strip()
if len(line) == 0 or line[0] in "#;":
continue
# Just split on '=' and interpret that as an
# assignment. This is primitive and doesn't read
# like a full BEX parser should, but it's good
# enough for our purposes here.
assign = line.split("=", 2)
if len(assign) != 2:
continue
result[assign[0].strip()] = assign[1].strip()
return result
def update_level_name(lumpname, bexdata, bexname):
"""Set the level name for the given graphic from BEX file.
Args:
lumpname: Name of output graphic file.
bexdata: Dictionary of data read from BEX file.
bexname: Name of entry in BEX file to use.
"""
if bexname not in bexdata:
raise Exception(
"Level name %s not defined in " "DEHACKED lump!" % bexname
)
# Strip "MAP01: " or "E1M2: " etc. from start, if present:
levelname = re.sub("^\w*\d:\s*", "", bexdata[bexname])
white_graphics[lumpname] = levelname
freedoom_bex = read_bex_lump("../../lumps/p2_deh.lmp")
freedm_bex = read_bex_lump("../../lumps/fdm_deh.lmp")
for e in range(4):
for m in range(9):
# HUSTR_E1M1 from BEX => wilv00
update_level_name(
"wilv%i%i" % (e, m), freedoom_bex, "HUSTR_E%iM%i" % (e + 1, m + 1)
)
for m in range(32):
# HUSTR_1 => cwilv00
update_level_name("cwilv%02i" % m, freedoom_bex, "HUSTR_%i" % (m + 1))
# HUSTR_1 => dmwilv00 (from freedm.bex)
update_level_name("dmwilv%02i" % m, freedm_bex, "HUSTR_%i" % (m + 1))