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extends DialogicSubsystem
## Subsystem that manages history storing.
signal open_requested
signal close_requested
## Simple history that stores limited information
## Used for the history display
var simple_history_enabled := false
var simple_history_content : Array[Dictionary] = []
signal simple_history_changed
## Whether to keep a history of every Dialogic event encountered.
var full_event_history_enabled := false
## The full history of all Dialogic events encountered.
## Requires [member full_event_history_enabled] to be true.
var full_event_history_content := []
## Emitted if a new event has been inserted into the full event history.
signal full_event_history_changed
## Read text history
## Stores which text events and choices have already been visited
var visited_event_history_enabled := false
## A history of visited Dialogic events.
var visited_event_history_content := {}
## Whether the last event has been encountered for the first time.
var _visited_last_event := false
## Emitted if an encountered timeline event has been inserted into the visited
## event history.
##
## This will trigger only once per unique event instance.
signal visited_event
## Emitted if an encountered timeline event has not been visited before.
signal unvisited_event
## Used to store [member visited_event_history_content] in the global info file.
## You can change this to a custom name if you want to use a different key
## in the global save info file.
var visited_event_save_key := "visited_event_history_content"
## Whether to automatically save the already-visited history on auto-save.
var save_visited_history_on_autosave := false:
set(value):
save_visited_history_on_autosave = value
_update_saved_connection(value)
## Whether to automatically save the already-visited history on manual save.
var save_visited_history_on_save := false:
set(value):
save_visited_history_on_save = value
_update_saved_connection(value)
## Starts and stops the connection to the [subsystem Save] subsystem's [signal saved] signal.
func _update_saved_connection(to_connect: bool) -> void:
if to_connect:
if not DialogicUtil.autoload().Save.saved.is_connected(_on_save):
var _result := DialogicUtil.autoload().Save.saved.connect(_on_save)
else:
if DialogicUtil.autoload().Save.saved.is_connected(_on_save):
DialogicUtil.autoload().Save.saved.disconnect(_on_save)
#region INITIALIZE
####################################################################################################
func _ready() -> void:
dialogic.event_handled.connect(store_full_event)
dialogic.event_handled.connect(_check_seen)
simple_history_enabled = ProjectSettings.get_setting('dialogic/history/simple_history_enabled', simple_history_enabled )
full_event_history_enabled = ProjectSettings.get_setting('dialogic/history/full_history_enabled', full_event_history_enabled)
visited_event_history_enabled = ProjectSettings.get_setting('dialogic/history/visited_event_history_enabled', visited_event_history_enabled)
func _on_save(info: Dictionary) -> void:
var is_autosave: bool = info["is_autosave"]
var save_on_autosave := save_visited_history_on_autosave and is_autosave
var save_on_save := save_visited_history_on_save and not is_autosave
if save_on_save or save_on_autosave:
save_visited_history()
func post_install() -> void:
save_visited_history_on_autosave = ProjectSettings.get_setting('dialogic/history/save_on_autosave', save_visited_history_on_autosave)
save_visited_history_on_save = ProjectSettings.get_setting('dialogic/history/save_on_save', save_visited_history_on_save)
func open_history() -> void:
open_requested.emit()
func close_history() -> void:
close_requested.emit()
#endregion
#region SIMPLE HISTORY
####################################################################################################
func store_simple_history_entry(text:String, event_type:String, extra_info := {}) -> void:
if !simple_history_enabled: return
extra_info['text'] = text
extra_info['event_type'] = event_type
simple_history_content.append(extra_info)
simple_history_changed.emit()
func get_simple_history() -> Array:
return simple_history_content
#endregion
#region FULL EVENT HISTORY
####################################################################################################
## Called on each event.
func store_full_event(event: DialogicEvent) -> void:
if !full_event_history_enabled: return
full_event_history_content.append(event)
full_event_history_changed.emit()
#region ALREADY READ HISTORY
####################################################################################################
## Takes the current timeline event and creates a unique key for it.
## Uses the timeline resource path as well.
func _current_event_key() -> String:
var resource_path := dialogic.current_timeline.resource_path
var event_index := dialogic.current_event_idx
var event_key := _get_event_key(event_index, resource_path)
return event_key
## Composes an event key from the event index and the timeline path.
## If either of these variables are in an invalid state, the resulting
## key may be wrong.
## There are no safety checks in place.
func _get_event_key(event_index: int, timeline_path: String) -> String:
var event_idx := str(event_index)
var event_key := timeline_path + event_idx
return event_key
# Called if a Text event marks an unvisited Text event as visited.
func mark_event_as_visited(_event: DialogicEvent) -> void:
if !visited_event_history_enabled:
return
var event_key := _current_event_key()
visited_event_history_content[event_key] = dialogic.current_event_idx
# Called on each event, but we filter for Text events.
func _check_seen(event: DialogicEvent) -> void:
if !visited_event_history_enabled:
return
# At this point, we only care about Text events.
# There may be a more elegant way of filtering events.
# Especially since custom events require this event name.
if event.event_name != "Text":
return
var event_key := _current_event_key()
if event_key in visited_event_history_content:
visited_event.emit()
_visited_last_event = true
else:
unvisited_event.emit()
_visited_last_event = false
## Whether the last event has been visited for the first time or not.
## This will return `true` exactly once for each unique timeline event instance.
func has_last_event_been_visited() -> bool:
return _visited_last_event
## If called with with no arguments, the method will return whether
## the last encountered event was visited before.
##
## Otherwise, if [param event_index] and [param timeline] are passed,
## the method will check if the event from that given timeline has been
## visited yet.
##
## If no [param timeline] is passed, the current timeline will be used.
## If there is no current timeline, `false` will be returned.
##
## If no [param event_index] is passed, the current event index will be used.
func has_event_been_visited(event_index := dialogic.current_event_idx, timeline := dialogic.current_timeline) -> bool:
if timeline == null:
return false
var event_key := _get_event_key(event_index, timeline.resource_path)
var visited := event_key in visited_event_history_content
return visited
## Saves all seen events to the global info file.
## This can be useful when the player saves the game.
## In visual novels, callings this at the end of a route can be useful, as the
## player may not save the game.
##
## Be aware, this won't add any events but completely overwrite the already saved ones.
##
## Relies on the [subsystem Save] subsystem.
func save_visited_history() -> void:
DialogicUtil.autoload().Save.set_global_info(visited_event_save_key, visited_event_history_content)
## Loads the seen events from the global info save file.
## Calling this when a game gets loaded may be useful.
##
## Relies on the [subsystem Save] subsystem.
func load_visited_history() -> void:
visited_event_history_content = get_saved_visited_history()
## Returns the saved already-visited history from the global info save file.
## If none exist in the global info file, returns an empty dictionary.
##
## Relies on the [subsystem Save] subsystem.
func get_saved_visited_history() -> Dictionary:
return DialogicUtil.autoload().Save.get_global_info(visited_event_save_key, {})
## Resets the already-visited history in the global info save file.
## If [param reset_property] is true, it will also reset the already-visited
## history in the Dialogic Autoload.
##
## Relies on the [subsystem Save] subsystem.
func reset_visited_history(reset_property := true) -> void:
DialogicUtil.autoload().Save.set_global_info(visited_event_save_key, {})
if reset_property:
visited_event_history_content = {}
#endregion