#textdomain wesnoth
# Interface shortcut macros.

# These don't depend on any other macros.  Please don't change this.
# ! in comments is used to generate HTML documentation; ignore it otherwise.

#define MESSAGE SPEAKER IMAGE CAPTION TEXT
    # Displays a text message spoken by SPEAKER.
    # Speaker can be any of: narrator, unit and second_unit
    # For example, let's have the narrator, which looks like a faery
    # express some feelings on the undead:
    #! {MESSAGE narrator "units/elves-wood/shyde.png" _ "Faery" _ "Aarr! Them be undeadies! Loooks at them.."}
    [message]
        speaker={SPEAKER}
        message={TEXT}
        image={IMAGE}
        caption={CAPTION}
    [/message]
#enddef

#define FLOATING_TEXT FILTER COLOUR TEXT
    # Floats the given text above the given unit in the same manner as
    # damage numbers are displayed in combat.  For example when a unit
    # steps on a hidden trap and is dealt 8 damage, let's show this to
    # the player like all other damage is:
    #! {FLOATING_TEXT x,y=$x1,$y1 255,0,0 "8"}
    [store_unit]
        [filter]
            {FILTER}
        [/filter]

        kill=no
        variable=FLOATING_TEXT_temp
    [/store_unit]

    [unstore_unit]
        variable=FLOATING_TEXT_temp
        find_vacant=no
        red,green,blue={COLOUR}
        text={TEXT}
    [/unstore_unit]

    {CLEAR_VARIABLE FLOATING_TEXT_temp}
#enddef

#define HIGHLIGHT_IMAGE X Y IMAGE BACKGROUND
    # Scrolls to the given location, blinks the given image in and out a few
    # times, and then leaves the image in place. Use this to pinpoint an
    # important location to the player. If there's an existing [item] on the
    # location, specify it as the BACKGROUND or else it'll get lost during the
    # blinking.
    [scroll_to]
        x,y={X},{Y}
        check_fogged=false
    [/scroll_to]
    [item]
        x,y={X},{Y}
        halo={IMAGE}
    [/item]
    [redraw][/redraw]
    [delay]
        time=300
    [/delay]
    [removeitem]
        x,y={X},{Y}
    [/removeitem]
    [item]
        x,y={X},{Y}
        image={BACKGROUND}
    [/item]
    [redraw][/redraw]
    [delay]
        time=300
    [/delay]
    [item]
        x,y={X},{Y}
        halo={IMAGE}
    [/item]
    [redraw][/redraw]
    [delay]
        time=300
    [/delay]
    [removeitem]
        x,y={X},{Y}
    [/removeitem]
    [item]
        x,y={X},{Y}
        image={BACKGROUND}
    [/item]
    [redraw][/redraw]
    [delay]
        time=300
    [/delay]
    [item]
        x,y={X},{Y}
        halo={IMAGE}
    [/item]
    [redraw][/redraw]
    [delay]
        time=300
    [/delay]
    [removeitem]
        x,y={X},{Y}
    [/removeitem]
    [item]
        x,y={X},{Y}
        image={BACKGROUND}
    [/item]
    [redraw][/redraw]
    [delay]
        time=300
    [/delay]
    [item]
        x,y={X},{Y}
        image={IMAGE}
    [/item]
    [redraw][/redraw]
#enddef

#define CLEAR_FOG SIDE X Y RADIUS
    # Clears fog in a specific area for the given side. This is to be used only
    # for the duration of an event: always use {UNCLEAR_FOG} (below) before the
    # event exits, or otherwise you'll be left with fake fog clearer units on
    # the map.
    [if]
        [have_unit]
            type=Fog Clearer
        [/have_unit]

        [then]
            [set_variable]
                name=fog_clearer_i
                add=1
            [/set_variable]
        [/then]

        [else]
            [set_variable]
                name=fog_clearer_i
                value=1
            [/set_variable]
        [/else]
    [/if]

    [unit]
        side={SIDE}
        type=Fog Clearer
        id=fog_clearer_$fog_clearer_i
        x,y={X},{Y}
        max_moves={RADIUS}
    [/unit]

    [store_unit]
        [filter]
            id=fog_clearer_$fog_clearer_i
        [/filter]

        kill=no
        variable=new_fog_clearer
    [/store_unit]

    [hide_unit]
        x,y=$new_fog_clearer.x,$new_fog_clearer.y
    [/hide_unit]

    [redraw]
        side={SIDE}
    [/redraw]
#enddef

#define UNCLEAR_FOG
    # Restores fog that was temporarily cleared (check CLEAR_FOG above). Only
    # one UNCLEAR_FOG is required no matter how many times CLEAR_FOG was used.
    [kill]
        type=Fog Clearer
        animate=no
        fire_event=no
    [/kill]

    [clear_variable]
        name=fog_clearer_i
    [/clear_variable]
#enddef

#define SET_LABEL X Y STRING
    # Puts STRING on the map at X,Y.  Strictly a syntactic shortcut.
    #
    # For example:
    #! {SET_LABEL 4 7 _ "There be dragons here!"}
    [label]
        x={X}
        y={Y}
        text={STRING}
    [/label]
#enddef

#define REMOVE_LABEL X Y
    # Removes a label from a given tile.
    #
    # For example, remove it from 4,7
    #! {REMOVE_LABEL 4 7}
    [label]
        x={X}
        y={Y}
        text=""	# wmllint: ignore
    [/label]
#enddef

#define SET_LABEL_PERSISTENT X Y STRING
    # Sets a label on tile x,y that gets reset every sideturn in case
    # someone clears it.
    #
    # Example:
    #! {SET_LABEL_PERSISTENT 4 7 _ "There really will be dragons here!!"}
    {SET_LABEL {X} {Y} ({STRING}) }
    {ON_SIDETURN (
        {SET_LABEL {X} {Y} ({STRING}) }
    )}
#enddef

#define SET_IMAGE_AND_LABEL_PERSISTENT X Y IMAGE STRING
    # Shorthand for setting both a persistant label and image at once.
    {SET_LABEL_PERSISTENT {X} {Y} ({STRING}) }
    {PLACE_IMAGE ({IMAGE}) {X} {Y}}
#enddef

#define FAKE_UNIT_MOVE X1 X2 Y1 Y2 SIDE TYPE MODIFIERS
    # Moves a fake unit using TYPE's animations, from (X1, Y1) to (X2, Y2).
    # You can also specify modifiers that change the baseframe displayed by
    # unit's gender or variation, or none at all.
    #
    # Example:
    #! {FAKE_UNIT_MOVE 1 2 1 2 1 (Dark Adept) (
    #!     gender=female
    #!     variation=fancy
    #! )}
    [move_unit_fake]
        type={TYPE}
        side={SIDE}
        x={X1},{X2}
        y={Y1},{Y2}
        {MODIFIERS}
    [/move_unit_fake]
#enddef

#define SCROLL X Y
    # Scrolls the screen by the specified offsets
    #
    # For example, let's scroll 5 right and 3 down:
    #! {SCROLL 5 3}
    [scroll]
        x={X}
        y={Y}
    [/scroll]
#enddef

#define SCROLL_TO X Y
    # Scrolls the screen to focus on the specified coordinates
    #
    # For example, let's focus on 26,35:
    #! {SCROLL 26 35}
    [scroll_to]
        x={X}
        y={Y}
    [/scroll_to]
#enddef

#define REDRAW
    [redraw]
    [/redraw]
#enddef

#define QUAKE SOUND
    # Visuals and sound for an earth tremor.
    [sound]
        name={SOUND}
    [/sound]
    [scroll]
        x=5
        y=0
    [/scroll]
    [scroll]
        x=-10
        y=0
    [/scroll]
    [scroll]
        x=5
        y=5
    [/scroll]
    [scroll]
        x=0
        y=-10
    [/scroll]
    [scroll]
        x=0
        y=5
    [/scroll]
#enddef

#define EARTHQUAKE ACTION_WML
    # Creates an earthquake-effect while performing ACTION_WML
    # For example we could kill all non-leader units in the earthquake:
    #! {EARTHQUAKE (
    #!   [kill]
    #!       canrecruit=no
    #!       animate=yes
    #!   [/kill]
    #! )}
    [sound]
        name=lightning.ogg
    [/sound]
    {SCROLL 2 1}
    {SCROLL -1 -3}
    {SCROLL -3 1}
    {ACTION_WML}
    {SCROLL 1 3}
    {SCROLL 1 -2}
#enddef

#define COLOR_ADJUST RED GREEN BLUE
    # Adjusts the color of the screen by a tint or red, green and blue
    # for example, let's make it very blueish:
    #! {COLOR_ADJUST 0 0 100}
    [colour_adjust]
        red={RED}
        green={GREEN}
        blue={BLUE}
    [/colour_adjust]
#enddef

# Flashes the screen with a given color performing ACTION_WML
# These macros come in WHITE, RED, GREEN and BLUE and can
# easily be expanded for ORANGE, PURPLE etc.
#
# Example: flash the screen to scare the player:
#! {FLASH_GREEN ()}
#! {FLASH_RED ()}
#! {FLASH_BLUE ()}
#! {FLASH_WHITE ()}

#define FLASH_WHITE ACTION_WML
    # Flash the screen momentarily white.
    {COLOR_ADJUST 67 67 67}
    {COLOR_ADJUST 100 100 100}
    {ACTION_WML}
    {COLOR_ADJUST 33 33 33}
    {COLOR_ADJUST 0 0 0}
#enddef

#define FLASH_RED ACTION_WML
    # Flash the screen momentarily red.
    {COLOR_ADJUST 67 0 0}
    {COLOR_ADJUST 100 0 0}
    {ACTION_WML}
    {COLOR_ADJUST 33 0 0}
    {COLOR_ADJUST 0 0 0}
#enddef

#define FLASH_GREEN ACTION_WML
    # Flash the screen momentarily green.
    {COLOR_ADJUST 0 67 0}
    {COLOR_ADJUST 0 100 0}
    {ACTION_WML}
    {COLOR_ADJUST 0 33 0}
    {COLOR_ADJUST 0 0 0}
#enddef

#define FLASH_BLUE ACTION_WML
    # Flash the screen momentarily blue.
    {COLOR_ADJUST 0 0 67}
    {COLOR_ADJUST 0 0 100}
    {ACTION_WML}
    {COLOR_ADJUST 0 0 33}
    {COLOR_ADJUST 0 0 0}
#enddef

#define THUNDER ACTION_WML
    # Creates a thunder-and-lightning effect while performing ACTION_WML.
    # For example, player 3 might disappear in the flash of lightning:
    #! {THUNDER (
    #!   [store_unit]
    #!       [filter]
    #!           side=3
    #!       [/filter]
    #!       variable=player3
    #!       kill=yes
    #!   [/store_unit]
    #! )}
    [sound]
        name=lightning.ogg
    [/sound]
    {FLASH_WHITE ({ACTION_WML}) }
#enddef

#The macro that all the following macros work off
#define FADE_STEP_RGB RED GREEN BLUE DELAY
    [colour_adjust]
        red,green,blue={RED},{GREEN},{BLUE}
    [/colour_adjust]
    [delay]
        time={DELAY}
    [/delay]
    [redraw][/redraw]
#enddef

#The macro that the following fade to black macros rely on
#define FADE_STEP NUMBER DELAY
    {FADE_STEP_RGB {NUMBER} {NUMBER} {NUMBER} {DELAY}}
#enddef

#define FADE_TO_BLACK
    # Fades the screen to black. Use {FADE_IN} to return to normal
    {FADE_STEP -32 5}
    {FADE_STEP -64 5}
    {FADE_STEP -96 5}
    {FADE_STEP -128 5}
    {FADE_STEP -160 5}
    {FADE_STEP -192 5}
    {FADE_STEP -224 5}
#enddef

#define FADE_TO_BLACK_HOLD TIME
    # Fades the screen to black and then pauses for TIME milliseconds.
    # Use {FADE_IN} to return to normal
    {FADE_STEP -32 5}
    {FADE_STEP -64 5}
    {FADE_STEP -96 5}
    {FADE_STEP -128 5}
    {FADE_STEP -160 5}
    {FADE_STEP -192 5}
    {FADE_STEP -224 {TIME}}
#enddef

#define FADE_IN
    # Brings the screen back from a {FADE_TO_BLACK}
    {FADE_STEP -224 5}
    {FADE_STEP -192 5}
    {FADE_STEP -160 5}
    {FADE_STEP -128 5}
    {FADE_STEP -96 5}
    {FADE_STEP -64 5}
    {FADE_STEP -32 5}
    {FADE_STEP 0 5}
#enddef

#define DEBUG TEXT
    # Logs a WML debug message to consol and the in-game chat.
    # It does nothing unless the 'wml' log domain is set to debug
    # level at application startup (usually with --log-debug=wml),
    # or in-game with the :log command (e.g. :log debug wml).
    #
    # Example:
    # ! {DEBUG "inconsistency: $unit.id is not loyal!"}
    [wml_message]
        logger=debug
        message={TEXT}
    [/wml_message]
#enddef

#define LOG TEXT
    # Logs a WML message to console and the in-game chat. It does
    # nothing unless the 'wml' log domain is set to log level at
    # application startup (usually with --log-info=wml), or in-game
    # with the :log command (e.g. :log info wml).
    #
    # Example:
    # ! {LOG "player moved to forbidden location"}
    [wml_message]
        logger=log
        message={TEXT}
    [/wml_message]
#enddef

#define WARNING TEXT
    # Logs a WML warning to console and the in-game chat. It does
    # nothing unless the 'wml' log domain is set to warning level at
    # application startup (usually with --log-warning=wml), or in-game
    # with the :log command (e.g. :log warning wml).
    #
    # Example:
    # ! {WARNING "malformed unit data"}
    [wml_message]
        logger=warn
        message={TEXT}
    [/wml_message]
#enddef

#define ERROR TEXT
    # Logs a WML error to console and the in-game chat.
    #
    # Example:
    # ! {ERROR "could not respawn hero at 2,4"}
    [wml_message]
        logger=err
        message={TEXT}
    [/wml_message]
#enddef

# Encapsulate text in conventional markup for characters whispering.
# We do this so whispers can be restyled by tweaking this markup
#define WHISPER TEXT
"<small>(" + {TEXT} + ")</small>"#enddef

# Encapsulate text in conventional markup for characters speaking aside.
# We do this so whispers can be restyled by tweaking this markup
#define ASIDE TEXT
"<i>(" + {TEXT} + ")</i>"#enddef

# Encapsulate text in conventional markup similar to how standard
# character message dialogs are rendered. Intended for story screens
# mainly.
#define CAPTION TEXT
    "<span color='#bcb088'><b>" + {TEXT} + "</b></span>

"#enddef