Adds preference to control multilingual behaviour (#7064)

* Adds preference to control multilingual behaviour
Examine mode preference should persist across reconnections to a single round
Still looking into how to properly get these to go into the savefile

* typos
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Atermonera
2020-05-07 20:41:19 -07:00
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parent 7af7374d37
commit 021f874b12
7 changed files with 68 additions and 13 deletions

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@@ -148,8 +148,8 @@
/mob/proc/find_valid_prefixes(message)
var/list/prefixes = list() // [["Common", start, end], ["Gutter", start, end]]
for(var/i in 1 to length(message))
// This grabs trimmed 3 character substrings, to allow for up to 1 prefix and 1 letter language keys
var/selection = trim_right(lowertext(copytext(message, i, i + 2)))
// This grabs 3 character substrings, to allow for up to 1 prefix, 1 letter language key, and one post-key character to more strictly control where the language breaks happen
var/selection = lowertext(copytext(message, i, i + 3))
// The first character in the selection will always be the prefix (if this is a valid language invocation)
var/prefix = copytext(selection, 1, 2)
var/language_key = copytext(selection, 2, 3)
@@ -157,6 +157,18 @@
// Okay, we're definitely now trying to invoke a language (probably)
// This "[]" is probably unnecessary but BYOND will runtime if a number is used
var/datum/language/L = GLOB.language_keys["[language_key]"]
// MULTILINGUAL_SPACE enforces a space after the language key
if(client && (client.prefs.multilingual_mode == MULTILINGUAL_SPACE) && (text2ascii(copytext(selection, 3, 4)) != 32)) // If we're looking for a space and we don't find one
continue
// MULTILINGUAL_DOUBLE_DELIMITER enforces a delimiter (valid prefix) after the language key
if(client && (client.prefs.multilingual_mode == MULTILINGUAL_DOUBLE_DELIMITER) && !is_language_prefix(copytext(selection, 3, 4)))
continue
if(client && (client.prefs.multilingual_mode in list(MULTILINGUAL_DEFAULT)))
selection = copytext(selection, 1, 3) // These modes only use two characters, not three
// It's kinda silly that we have to check L != null and this isn't done for us by can_speak (it runtimes instead), but w/e
if(L && can_speak(L))
// So we have a valid language invocation, and we can speak that language, let's make a piece for it
@@ -170,6 +182,10 @@
// This covers the case of "no prefixes in use."
prefixes[++prefixes.len] = list(get_default_language(), i, i)
// If multilingualism is disabled, then after the first pass we're guaranteed to have either found a language key at the start, or else there isn't one and we're using the default for the whole message
if(client && (client.prefs.multilingual_mode == MULTILINGUAL_OFF))
break
return prefixes
/mob/proc/strip_prefixes(message, mob/prefixer = null)