What changed in EDuke32, build by build

Also remove the two instances of commented out code, but not the respective CON structure access code.

This fixes RESPAWN preview wrongly clamping the previewed tsprite z coords to [-524288 .. 524288] (x/y limits). Also, make the previewed tsprites be 33% translucent with the option of 66% translucency by setting 'showrespawn_fulltrans' to 1 in a.m32.

Also, implement 'cmenu' in LunaCON, make 'definequote' also allowed as inner command.

Toggled with Ctrl+Shift+[KP-]. Variable 'headlight_range' controls its range. For the implementation, a new event EVENT_PREDRAW3DSCREEN was added.

In Lunatic, gamevars (variables that are saved with savegames) are per-module.

The code is mostly by other people, who are credited in the CON files.

With this change, it is impossible for negative values to be used as array indices inside this function, and I believe that it is also impossible that they escape to somewhere they might be used as such. For Lunatic, allow setting actor[].picnum to negative values and in the translator, add (commented out) code to warn whenever it is set to a constant negative value. Also, fix a _sound call in _addphealth in control.lua.

I hope I didn't bruise Lunatic too much.

While the functionality was already internally in place for gametext as one of two hacks using ROTATESPRITE_MAX (the other still used by minitext_() to align with the statusbar) we must codify a bit in the engine for safe external use. (Otherwise, ROTATESPRITE_MAX could/would theoretically increase and leave modders high and dry.) (Dev note: In G_DrawTXDigiNumZ(), ROTATESPRITE_MAX was used to bitshift the value used to calculate digit spacing for no reason I can ascertain other than to introduce rounding errors into the zoom/textscale calculations. It was never used anywhere, so I removed it.) Bonus: The scaling code for digitalnumberz and gametextz has been modified so that the spacing is no longer affected by rounding errors. Try animating the zoom value and compare how the text used to jump but now does not.

Previously, only the <0 condition was checked. However, the passed sectnums could be >= MAXSECTORS (at least in C-CON), for example when issuing 'canseespr' on a sprite not in the game world.

There's only one RETURN value on the C side (g_RETURN), which is also referenced from Lua. Upon entering an event, its value takes on the per-event default one, and its value when the event code finishes is passed back to the game. Independently of that, its value is always saved and restored across event calls.

In passing, fix a couple of omissions: gameactor() being passed nil's in the middle, more than one moveflag to CON *actor.

(Modders who used an older version: Take a look at the SVN diff, the fixes can easily be applied by hand.)

Also, make -Werror-bad-getactorvar disabled by default.

(Or '0's, but that case is handled automatically.) The resulting generated number is taken by looking at the 8 lower nibbles and interpreting them as a signed 32-bit integer. Also add some number parsing tests to test/nlcf_break.con.

Toggling whether a getactorvar for a global or per-player gamevar issues a warning or a hard error, the latter being the default. Also, make it possible to readgamevar/savegamevar per-actor gamevars and add userdefs member "idplayers" (read-only).

The only operation for which proper code is generated is reading a single value from a system gamearray.

This is the only gamevar of its kind that is handled for Lunatic, neither PLR_MORALE nor LOGO_FLAGS are.

All non-option positional arguments after an @ sign are taken as list files: hashes at the beginning of a line denote comments, truly empty lines are ignored, all other lines should contain one root CON file name.

From the PM conversation "gamearrays in 64-bit". A test case is the breaking glass at the beginning of the DukePlus map.

Also update test/dangling_else.con. See there for how if* cascades are handled in CON. It's actually kind of pretty. Also, take care to handle code deferred to after the if/if-else properly (ifpdistl, ifpdistg, ifcanseetartet).

Note: usually, languages call this "continue". Jeez, CON...

We must not call these functions using the FFI, since the Lua state is considered locked across such calls.

- some more outer commands - gamearray persistence - faster 'mod': use math.modf instead of math.fmod (the former is JIT-compiled) - checkavail* - THISACTOR special handling - Fix building in Windows (export A_ShootWithZvel instead of A_Shoot).