Files
Bubberstation/code/modules/tutorials/_tutorial.dm
LemonInTheDark ae5a4f955d Pulls apart the vestiges of components still hanging onto signals (#75914)
## About The Pull Request

Signals were initially only usable with component listeners, which while
no longer the case has lead to outdated documentation, names, and a
similar location in code.

This pr pulls the two apart. Partially because mso thinks we should, but
also because they really aren't directly linked anymore, and having them
in this midstate just confuses people.

[Renames comp_lookup to listen_lookup, since that's what it
does](102b79694f)

[Moves signal procs over to their own
file](33d07d01fd)

[Renames the PREQDELETING and QDELETING comsigs to drop the parent bit
since they can hook to more then just comps
now](335ea4ad08)

[Does something similar to the attackby comsigs (PARENT ->
ATOM)](210e57051d)

[And finally passes over the examine
signals](65917658fb)

## Why It's Good For The Game

Code makes more sense, things are better teased apart, s just good imo

## Changelog
🆑
refactor: Pulled apart the last vestiges of names/docs directly linking
signals to components
/🆑
2023-06-09 06:14:31 +00:00

258 lines
8.7 KiB
Plaintext

/// The base for a contextual tutorial.
/// In order to give a tutorial to someone, use `SStutorials.suggest_tutorial(user, /datum/tutorial/subtype)`
/datum/tutorial
/// If set, any account who started playing before this date will not be given this tutorial.
/// Date is in YYYY-MM-DD format.
var/grandfather_date
/// The mob we are giving the tutorial to
VAR_PROTECTED/mob/user
VAR_PRIVATE/atom/movable/screen/tutorial_instruction/instruction_screen
/datum/tutorial/New(mob/user)
src.user = user
RegisterSignal(user, COMSIG_QDELETING, PROC_REF(destroy_self))
RegisterSignal(user.client, COMSIG_QDELETING, PROC_REF(destroy_self))
/datum/tutorial/Destroy(force, ...)
user.client?.screen -= instruction_screen
QDEL_NULL(instruction_screen)
user = null
return ..()
/// Gets the [`/datum/tutorial_manager`] that owns this tutorial.
/datum/tutorial/proc/manager()
RETURN_TYPE(/datum/tutorial_manager)
return SStutorials.tutorial_managers[type]
/// The actual steps of the tutorial. Is given any excess arguments of suggest_tutorial.
/// Must be overridden.
/datum/tutorial/proc/perform()
SHOULD_CALL_PARENT(FALSE)
CRASH("[type] does not override perform()")
/// Returns TRUE/FALSE if this tutorial should be given.
/// If FALSE, does not mean it won't come back later.
/datum/tutorial/proc/should_perform()
SHOULD_CALL_PARENT(FALSE)
return TRUE
/// Called by the tutorial when the user has successfully completed it.
/// Will mark it as completed in the datbaase and kick off destruction of the tutorial.
/datum/tutorial/proc/complete()
SIGNAL_HANDLER
PROTECTED_PROC(TRUE)
SHOULD_NOT_OVERRIDE(TRUE)
manager().complete(user)
perform_base_completion_effects()
/// As opposed to `complete()`, this merely hides the tutorial.
/// This should be used when the user doesn't need the tutorial anymore, but didn't
/// actually properly finish it.
/datum/tutorial/proc/dismiss()
SIGNAL_HANDLER
PROTECTED_PROC(TRUE)
SHOULD_NOT_OVERRIDE(TRUE)
manager().dismiss(user)
perform_base_completion_effects()
#define INSTRUCTION_SCREEN_DELAY (1 SECONDS)
/datum/tutorial/proc/perform_base_completion_effects()
SHOULD_NOT_OVERRIDE(TRUE)
var/delay = perform_completion_effects_with_delay()
if (!isnull(instruction_screen))
animate(instruction_screen, time = INSTRUCTION_SCREEN_DELAY, alpha = 0, easing = SINE_EASING)
delay += INSTRUCTION_SCREEN_DELAY
QDEL_IN(src, delay)
/// Called when the tutorial is being hidden, but before it is deleted.
/// You should unregister signals and fade out any of your creations in here.
/// Returns how long extra to delay the deletion.
/datum/tutorial/proc/perform_completion_effects_with_delay()
SHOULD_CALL_PARENT(FALSE)
PROTECTED_PROC(TRUE)
return 0
#undef INSTRUCTION_SCREEN_DELAY
/datum/tutorial/proc/destroy_self()
SIGNAL_HANDLER
PRIVATE_PROC(TRUE)
SHOULD_NOT_OVERRIDE(TRUE)
manager().dismiss(user)
qdel(src)
/// Shows a large piece of text on the user's screen with the given message.
/// If a message already exists, will fade it out and replace it.
/datum/tutorial/proc/show_instruction(message)
PROTECTED_PROC(TRUE)
if (isnull(instruction_screen))
instruction_screen = new(null, message, user.client)
user.client?.screen += instruction_screen
else
instruction_screen.change_message(message)
/// Given a keybind and a message, will replace %KEY% in `message` with the first keybind they have.
/// As a fallback, will return the third parameter, `message_without_keybinds`, if none are set.
/datum/tutorial/proc/keybinding_message(datum/keybinding/keybinding_type, message, message_without_keybinds)
PROTECTED_PROC(TRUE)
var/list/keybinds = user.client?.prefs.key_bindings[initial(keybinding_type.name)]
return keybinds?.len > 0 ? replacetext(message, "%KEY%", "<b>[keybinds[1]]</b>") : message_without_keybinds
/// Creates a UI element with the given `icon_state`, starts it at `initial_screen_loc`, and animates it to `target_screen_loc`.
/// Waits `animate_start_time` before moving.
/datum/tutorial/proc/animate_ui_element(icon_state, initial_screen_loc, target_screen_loc, animate_start_time)
PROTECTED_PROC(TRUE)
var/atom/movable/screen/preview = new
preview.icon = ui_style2icon(user.client?.prefs.read_preference(/datum/preference/choiced/ui_style) || GLOB.available_ui_styles[1])
preview.icon_state = icon_state
preview.mouse_opacity = MOUSE_OPACITY_TRANSPARENT
preview.screen_loc = "1,1"
var/view = user.client?.view
var/list/origin_offsets = screen_loc_to_offset(initial_screen_loc, view)
// A little offset to the right
var/matrix/origin_transform = TRANSLATE_MATRIX(origin_offsets[1] - world.icon_size * 0.5, origin_offsets[2] - world.icon_size * 1.5)
var/list/target_offsets = screen_loc_to_offset(target_screen_loc, view)
// `- world.icon_Size * 0.5` to patch over a likely bug in screen_loc_to_offset with CENTER, needs more looking at
var/matrix/animate_to_transform = TRANSLATE_MATRIX(target_offsets[1] - world.icon_size * 1.5, target_offsets[2] - world.icon_size)
preview.transform = origin_transform
preview.alpha = 0
animate(preview, time = animate_start_time, alpha = 255, easing = CUBIC_EASING)
animate(1.4 SECONDS)
animate(transform = animate_to_transform, time = 2 SECONDS, easing = SINE_EASING | EASE_IN)
animate(alpha = 0, time = 2.4 SECONDS, easing = CUBIC_EASING | EASE_IN, flags = ANIMATION_PARALLEL)
user.client?.screen += preview
return preview
/// A singleton that manages when to create tutorials of a specific tutorial type.
/datum/tutorial_manager
VAR_PRIVATE/datum/tutorial/tutorial_type
/// ckeys that we know have finished the tutorial
VAR_PRIVATE/list/finished_ckeys = list()
/// ckeys that have performed the tutorial, but have not completed it.
/// Doesn't mean that they can still see the tutorial, might have meant the tutorial was dismissed
/// without being completed, such as during a log out.
VAR_PRIVATE/list/performing_ckeys = list()
/datum/tutorial_manager/New(tutorial_type)
ASSERT(ispath(tutorial_type, /datum/tutorial))
src.tutorial_type = tutorial_type
/datum/tutorial_manager/Destroy(force, ...)
if (!force)
stack_trace("Something is trying to destroy [type], which is a singleton")
return QDEL_HINT_LETMELIVE
return ..()
/// Checks if we should perform the tutorial for the given user, and performs if so.
/// Use `SStutorials.suggest_tutorial` instead of calling this directly.
/datum/tutorial_manager/proc/try_perform(mob/user, list/arguments)
var/datum/tutorial/tutorial = new tutorial_type(user)
if (!tutorial.should_perform(user))
qdel(tutorial)
return
performing_ckeys[user.ckey] = TRUE
tutorial.perform(arglist(arguments))
/// Checks if the user should be given this tutorial
/datum/tutorial_manager/proc/should_run(mob/user)
var/ckey = user.ckey
if (isnull(ckey))
return FALSE
if (ckey in finished_ckeys)
return FALSE
if (ckey in performing_ckeys)
return FALSE
if (!SSdbcore.IsConnected())
return CONFIG_GET(flag/give_tutorials_without_db)
var/player_join_date = user.client?.player_join_date
if (isnull(player_join_date))
return FALSE
// This works because ISO-8601 is cool
var/grandfather_date = initial(tutorial_type.grandfather_date)
if (!isnull(grandfather_date) && player_join_date < grandfather_date)
return FALSE
return TRUE
/// Marks the tutorial as completed.
/// Call `/datum/tutorial/proc/complete()` instead.
/datum/tutorial_manager/proc/complete(mob/user)
set waitfor = FALSE
ASSERT(!isnull(user.ckey))
finished_ckeys[user.ckey] = TRUE
performing_ckeys -= user.ckey
SSblackbox.record_feedback("tally", "tutorial_completed", 1, "[tutorial_type]")
log_game("[key_name(user)] completed the [tutorial_type] tutorial.")
if (SSdbcore.IsConnected())
INVOKE_ASYNC(src, PROC_REF(log_completion_to_database), user.ckey)
/datum/tutorial_manager/proc/log_completion_to_database(ckey)
PRIVATE_PROC(TRUE)
var/datum/db_query/insert_tutorial_query = SSdbcore.NewQuery(
"INSERT INTO [format_table_name("tutorial_completions")] (ckey, tutorial_key) VALUES (:ckey, :tutorial_key) ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE tutorial_key = tutorial_key",
list(
"ckey" = ckey,
"tutorial_key" = get_key(),
)
)
insert_tutorial_query.warn_execute()
qdel(insert_tutorial_query)
/// Dismisses the tutorial, not marking it as completed in the database.
/// Call `/datum/tutorial/proc/dismiss()` instead.
/datum/tutorial_manager/proc/dismiss(mob/user)
performing_ckeys -= user.ckey
/// Given a ckey, will mark them as being completed without affecting the database.
/// Call `/datum/tutorial/proc/complete()` instead.
/datum/tutorial_manager/proc/mark_as_completed(ckey)
finished_ckeys[ckey] = TRUE
performing_ckeys -= ckey
/// Gives the key that will be saved in the database.
/// Must be 64 characters or less.
/datum/tutorial_manager/proc/get_key()
SHOULD_BE_PURE(TRUE)
return copytext("[tutorial_type]", length("[/datum/tutorial]") + 2)