Several keys were either missing or misnamed in the formula view.
These have been changed to match the Lua and WML names for the keys.
This affects canrecruit, moves, and max_moves, as well as status.
In addition, a large number of keys were missing entirely from the formula view.
Most of these keys have now been added and can be accessed from formulas.
A few that have little use in filters (such as image_mods or profile) are still missing.
The Lua view missed a few keys that the formula view did provide.
Although these could in principle have been obtained by using the special __cfg key,
they have now been added to the Lua view anyway.
(With unit tests to back it up!)
- Fixes [for]step=0
- Fixes [for]start,stop=0,0
- Fixes [for]start,end,step=0,1,-1
- Probably fixes several other things too
A new unit test, called 'test_role_lua' was added, to ensure that the [role]
tag could be used from Lua.
Also, in the first unit test the types list is stored in a variable, to
ensure that variable substitution works as intended
this commit also changed slightly the way that wml menu events
are synced. previously they were run via "run_in_synced_context",
now they are run via "run_in_synced_context_if_not_already", which
makes it safe to fire them from lua (a synced context).
Reverts commit e85c37e161 which was
an error.
I chose to use a scoped_pointer this time around because the
definition of play_controller should not actually depend on the
complete definition of unit_type.
Unlike [allied_with] and [enemy_of], these will match if only if
there is *any* ally or enemy matching the filter. The other versions
of the tag match only if all sides matching the filter are
allied / opposed.
This commit also adds a unit test that checks that it works as
expected.
Only start using --validcache with wesnoth after at least one test
has passed.
Use --kill-after flag of unix timeout, so that if TERM fails to
stop wesnoth, a KILL will be issued.
Fixup comments.
Adds an option to the new wml test script, to use the unix
timeout command instead of wesnoth's built-in one. This is because
the built-in one is very slightly unreliable... there's a reason
killthread was deprecated in SDL unfortunately. Will leave it for
UMC but on travis will replace with unix timeout.
The unix timeout one seems consistent enough that I will enable
the empty_test timeout check for travis.
Also, adds a help listing to the wml test script.
Also, redirect some output from cout to cerr in the game...
this somewhat breaks the old script.
The old script is renamed .old
Travis points to the new script.
