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SailorDave 187fb97388 [READY] A few additions, tweaks, and fixes for integrated circuits (#36270)
* A few additions, tweaks, and fixes for integrated circuits, and some very minor tweaks to hydroponics and carbon/silicon examine() to support those changes.

🆑 SailorDave
rscadd: A new manipulation circuit, the Seed Extractor. Extracts seeds from produce, and outputs a list of the extracted seeds.
rscadd: A new list circuit, the List Filter. Searches through a list for anything matching the desired element and outputs two lists: one containing just the matches, and the other with matches filtered out.
rscadd: A new list circuit, the Set circuit. Removes duplicate entries from a list.
tweak: The Plant Manipulation circuit can now plant seeds, and outputs a list of harvested plants.
tweak: Reagent circuits can now irrigate connected hydroponic trays and inject blood samples into Replica pods.
tweak: The Examiner circuit outputs worn items and other examined details of carbon and silicon mobs into the description pin.
tweak: List Advanced Locator circuit now accepts refs as well as strings.
bugfix: Fixed the Power Transmitter circuit not properly displaying a message when activated.
bugfix: Medical Analyzer circuit can now properly scan non-human mobs.
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Additional details:
- Plant Manipulation: obj/item/seeds harvest() proc and obj/machinery/hydroponics attack_hand() procs were adjusted slightly to allow this, returning a list when harvested.

- Seed Extractor Module: obj/machinery/seed_extractor /proc/seedify() was adjusted to return a list of seeds.

- Hydroponics replica pod was adjusted to be injectable|drawable, and use reagents and on_reagent_change() rather than a hardcoded attackby(), so other injection methods can use it to allow blood sampling/future reagent reactions regardless of type.

- IC Examiner Module returns a list of examine() messages from mob/living/carbon, mob/living/carbon/human, mob/living/carbon/silicon, and mob/living/carbon/silicon/ai in the description data pin, rather than outputting null since they had an empty desc var. The relevant examine procs were adjusted to return their messages.

 - IC get_data() and set_pin_data() adjusted to return text/num properly and to WEAKREF/un-WEAKREF the contents of passed lists.

* fixes errors from screwy merge conflicts and replaces illegal proc name

* re-added a traits tag that accidentally got removed

* review changes

* plant analyzer outputs irrigation status and connected trays, search circuit uses 2 Cx down from 6

* examiner outputs the occupied turf of the examined object and can also scan turfs

* string inputs on circuit pins now use multiline input; fixed edit/remove not working on list pins; fixed large screens not outputting visible messages when held

* locomotion now has a cooldown of 0.1sec and their complexity + pathfinder complexity reduced

* assemblies can open doors they have access to from a card reader through collision

* Merge master branch; fixes pathfinder AStar runtime; fixes tile pointer; fixes material manager self-ref; various grammar touchups

* review changes

* fixes improper weakref type checking

* fixes seed extractor merge confict, removes unnecessary weakref change

* dang ol merge undoing my changes HECK

* updated to robbym's tile pointer PR with clearer var names

* added missing "not scanned" results to tile analyzer, removes duplicate circuit entries(???? how)
2018-04-22 02:31:10 -05:00

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/obj/item/integrated_circuit/proc/setup_io(list/io_list, io_type, list/io_default_list, pin_type)
var/list/io_list_copy = io_list.Copy()
io_list.Cut()
for(var/i in 1 to io_list_copy.len)
var/io_entry = io_list_copy[i]
var/default_data = null
var/io_type_override = null
// Override the default data.
if(length(io_default_list)) // List containing special pin types that need to be added.
default_data = io_default_list["[i]"] // This is deliberately text because the index is a number in text form.
// Override the pin type.
if(io_list_copy[io_entry])
io_type_override = io_list_copy[io_entry]
if(io_type_override)
io_list.Add(new io_type_override(src, io_entry, default_data, pin_type,i))
else
io_list.Add(new io_type(src, io_entry, default_data, pin_type,i))
/obj/item/integrated_circuit/proc/set_pin_data(pin_type, pin_number, datum/new_data)
if(islist(new_data))
for(var/i in 1 to length(new_data))
if (istype(new_data) && !isweakref(new_data))
new_data[i] = WEAKREF(new_data[i])
if (istype(new_data) && !isweakref(new_data))
new_data = WEAKREF(new_data)
var/datum/integrated_io/pin = get_pin_ref(pin_type, pin_number)
return pin.write_data_to_pin(new_data)
/obj/item/integrated_circuit/proc/get_pin_data(pin_type, pin_number)
var/datum/integrated_io/pin = get_pin_ref(pin_type, pin_number)
return pin.get_data()
/obj/item/integrated_circuit/proc/get_pin_data_as_type(pin_type, pin_number, as_type)
var/datum/integrated_io/pin = get_pin_ref(pin_type, pin_number)
return pin.data_as_type(as_type)
/obj/item/integrated_circuit/proc/activate_pin(pin_number)
var/datum/integrated_io/activate/A = activators[pin_number]
A.push_data()
/obj/item/integrated_circuit/proc/get_pin_ref(pin_type, pin_number)
switch(pin_type)
if(IC_INPUT)
if(pin_number > inputs.len)
return
return inputs[pin_number]
if(IC_OUTPUT)
if(pin_number > outputs.len)
return
return outputs[pin_number]
if(IC_ACTIVATOR)
if(pin_number > activators.len)
return
return activators[pin_number]
return
/datum/integrated_io/proc/get_data()
if(islist(data))
for(var/i in 1 to length(data))
if(isweakref(data[i]))
data[i] = data[i].resolve()
if(isweakref(data))
return data.resolve()
return data
// Returns a list of parameters necessary to locate a pin in the assembly: component number, pin type and pin number
// Components list can be supplied from the outside, for use in savefiles
/datum/integrated_io/proc/get_pin_parameters(list/components)
if(!holder)
return
if(!components)
if(!holder.assembly)
return
components = holder.assembly.assembly_components
var/component_number = components.Find(holder)
var/list/pin_holder_list
switch(pin_type)
if(IC_INPUT)
pin_holder_list = holder.inputs
if(IC_OUTPUT)
pin_holder_list = holder.outputs
if(IC_ACTIVATOR)
pin_holder_list = holder.activators
else
return
var/pin_number = pin_holder_list.Find(src)
return list(component_number, pin_type, pin_number)
// Locates a pin in the assembly when given component number, pin type and pin number
// Components list can be supplied from the outside, for use in savefiles
/obj/item/device/electronic_assembly/proc/get_pin_ref(component_number, pin_type, pin_number, list/components)
if(!components)
components = assembly_components
if(component_number > components.len)
return
var/obj/item/integrated_circuit/component = components[component_number]
return component.get_pin_ref(pin_type, pin_number)
// Same as get_pin_ref, but takes in a list of 3 parameters (same format as get_pin_parameters)
// and performs extra sanity checks on parameters list and index numbers
/obj/item/device/electronic_assembly/proc/get_pin_ref_list(list/parameters, list/components)
if(!components)
components = assembly_components
if(!islist(parameters) || parameters.len != 3)
return
// Those are supposed to be list indexes, check them for sanity
if(!isnum(parameters[1]) || parameters[1] % 1 || parameters[1] < 1)
return
if(!isnum(parameters[3]) || parameters[3] % 1 || parameters[3] < 1)
return
return get_pin_ref(parameters[1], parameters[2], parameters[3], components)
// Used to obfuscate object refs imported/exported as strings.
// Not very secure, but if someone still finds a way to abuse refs, they deserve it.
/proc/XorEncrypt(string, key)
if(!string || !key ||!istext(string)||!istext(key))
return
var/r
for(var/i = 1 to length(string))
r += ascii2text(text2ascii(string,i) ^ text2ascii(key,(i-1)%length(string)+1))
return r