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Lucy e7efdddf48 Fix runtimes with REMOVE_TRAITS_IN (#89344)
## About The Pull Request

ok so `REMOVE_TRAITS_IN` would sometimes run with like `type mismatch:
null -= /list (/list)`

credit to @RikuTheKiller for actually figuring this out and fixing it,
here's their explaination on what caused the issue:
> okay so
> its due to linked traits
> like knocked out which adds other traits
> when knocked out is removed, it sends a removed signal
> but sending that signal modifies the list mid for loop
> so now when it tries to index it on the next iteration with a trait
key thats already gone
> it returns null, and tries to remove a list from a null
> and it runtimes

## Why It's Good For The Game

`REMOVE_TRAITS_IN` is a handy macro, and it'd be nice if it reliably
worked

## Changelog

no user-facing changes
2025-02-05 20:06:11 +01:00

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#define SIGNAL_ADDTRAIT(trait_ref) ("addtrait " + trait_ref)
#define SIGNAL_REMOVETRAIT(trait_ref) ("removetrait " + trait_ref)
// trait accessor defines
#define ADD_TRAIT(target, trait, source) \
do { \
var/list/_L; \
if (!target._status_traits) { \
target._status_traits = list(); \
_L = target._status_traits; \
_L[trait] = list(source); \
SEND_SIGNAL(target, SIGNAL_ADDTRAIT(trait), trait); \
} else { \
_L = target._status_traits; \
if (_L[trait]) { \
_L[trait] |= list(source); \
} else { \
_L[trait] = list(source); \
SEND_SIGNAL(target, SIGNAL_ADDTRAIT(trait), trait); \
} \
} \
} while (0)
#define REMOVE_TRAIT(target, trait, sources) \
do { \
var/list/_L = target._status_traits; \
var/list/_S; \
if (sources && !islist(sources)) { \
_S = list(sources); \
} else { \
_S = sources\
}; \
if (_L?[trait]) { \
for (var/_T in _L[trait]) { \
if ((!_S && (_T != ROUNDSTART_TRAIT)) || (_T in _S)) { \
_L[trait] -= _T \
} \
};\
if (!length(_L[trait])) { \
_L -= trait; \
SEND_SIGNAL(target, SIGNAL_REMOVETRAIT(trait), trait); \
}; \
if (!length(_L)) { \
target._status_traits = null \
}; \
} \
} while (0)
#define REMOVE_TRAIT_NOT_FROM(target, trait, sources) \
do { \
var/list/_traits_list = target._status_traits; \
var/list/_sources_list; \
if (sources && !islist(sources)) { \
_sources_list = list(sources); \
} else { \
_sources_list = sources\
}; \
if (_traits_list?[trait]) { \
for (var/_trait_source in _traits_list[trait]) { \
if (!(_trait_source in _sources_list)) { \
_traits_list[trait] -= _trait_source \
} \
};\
if (!length(_traits_list[trait])) { \
_traits_list -= trait; \
SEND_SIGNAL(target, SIGNAL_REMOVETRAIT(trait), trait); \
}; \
if (!length(_traits_list)) { \
target._status_traits = null \
}; \
} \
} while (0)
#define REMOVE_TRAITS_NOT_IN(target, sources) \
do { \
var/list/_L = target._status_traits; \
var/list/_S = sources; \
if (_L) { \
for (var/_T in _L) { \
if (_L[_T]) { \
_L[_T] &= _S; \
}; \
if (!length(_L[_T])) { \
_L -= _T; \
SEND_SIGNAL(target, SIGNAL_REMOVETRAIT(_T), _T); \
}; \
};\
if (!length(_L)) { \
target._status_traits = null\
};\
}\
} while (0)
#define REMOVE_TRAITS_IN(target, sources) \
do { \
var/list/_L = target._status_traits; \
var/list/_S = sources; \
if (sources && !islist(sources)) { \
_S = list(sources); \
} else { \
_S = sources\
}; \
if (_L) { \
for (var/_T in _L) { \
if (_L[_T]) { \
_L[_T] -= _S; \
}; \
if (!length(_L[_T])) { \
_L -= _T; \
SEND_SIGNAL(target, SIGNAL_REMOVETRAIT(_T)); \
}; \
};\
if (!length(_L)) { \
target._status_traits = null\
};\
}\
} while (0)
#define HAS_TRAIT(target, trait) (target._status_traits?[trait] ? TRUE : FALSE)
#define HAS_TRAIT_FROM(target, trait, source) (HAS_TRAIT(target, trait) && (source in target._status_traits[trait]))
#define HAS_TRAIT_FROM_ONLY(target, trait, source) (HAS_TRAIT(target, trait) && (source in target._status_traits[trait]) && (length(target._status_traits[trait]) == 1))
#define HAS_TRAIT_NOT_FROM(target, trait, source) (HAS_TRAIT(target, trait) && (length(target._status_traits[trait] - source) > 0))
/// Returns a list of trait sources for this trait. Only useful for wacko cases and internal futzing
/// You should not be using this
#define GET_TRAIT_SOURCES(target, trait) (target._status_traits?[trait] || list())
/// Returns the amount of sources for a trait. useful if you don't want to have a "thing counter" stuck around all the time
#define COUNT_TRAIT_SOURCES(target, trait) length(GET_TRAIT_SOURCES(target, trait))
/// A simple helper for checking traits in a mob's mind
#define HAS_MIND_TRAIT(target, trait) (HAS_TRAIT(target, trait) || (target.mind ? HAS_TRAIT(target.mind, trait) : FALSE))