Hi folks!
With this guide you will be able to combine textlines with images, like rubinum does.
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Usage is simple:
The files are located in the icon pack, so basically the code will load from icon/{GIVEN_PATH}.tga - in the sample the path for the X is: icon/emoji/key_x.tga
Here are the images from rubinum client:
1.) Open EterLib/TextTag.h and add the new tags into the enum there:
2.1.) Open the EterLib/TextTag.cpp and extend the GetTextTag function with the following statements:
2.2.) Extend the GetTextTagOutputString function with the following statements:
2.3.) Repeat the 2.2. in the GetTextTagInternalPosFromRenderPos function:
2.4.) Repeat again in the GetTextTagOutputLen function too:
3.1.) Open EterLib/GrpTextInstance.h and add the following line at the top of the file where the includes are:
3.2.) Add the following struct below of the SHyperlink struct:
3.3.) Below of the m_hyperlinkVector declaration declare a new variable:
4.1.) Open EterLib/GrpTextInstance.cpp and add the following line at the top of the file, where the includes are:
4.2.) In the CGraphicTextInstance::Update function add the following below of this line: m_hyperlinkVector.clear();
4.3.) This is a bit complicated, so first of all look for this line:
This is the else for the Arabic codepage, I could not test it on it, so I didn't make it to arab rtl style.
4.4.) Add the following below of this line: std::wstring hyperlinkBuffer;
4.5.) Replace this
With this
4.6.) Then add the new processor for the new tags:
- else if (ret == TEXT_TAG_EMOJI_START)
- {
- emojiStep = 1;
- emojiBuffer = L"";
- }
- else if (ret == TEXT_TAG_EMOJI_END)
- {
- kEmoji.x = x;
- char retBuf[1024];
- int retLen = Ymir_WideCharToMultiByte(GetDefaultCodePage(), 0, emojiBuffer.c_str(), emojiBuffer.length(), retBuf, sizeof(retBuf) - 1, NULL, NULL);
- retBuf[retLen] = '\0';
- char szPath[255];
- snprintf(szPath, sizeof(szPath), "icon/%s.tga", retBuf);
- if (CResourceManager::Instance().IsFileExist(szPath))
- {
- CGraphicImage * pImage = (CGraphicImage *)CResourceManager::Instance().GetResourcePointer(szPath);
- kEmoji.pInstance = CGraphicImageInstance::New();
- kEmoji.pInstance->SetImagePointer(pImage);
- m_emojiVector.push_back(kEmoji);
- memset(&kEmoji, 0, sizeof(SEmoji));
- for (int i = 0; i < pImage->GetWidth() / (pSpaceInfo->width-1); ++i)
- x += __DrawCharacter(pFontTexture, dataCodePage, ' ', dwColor);
- if (pImage->GetWidth() % (pSpaceInfo->width - 1) > 1)
- x += __DrawCharacter(pFontTexture, dataCodePage, ' ', dwColor);
- }
- emojiStep = 0;
- emojiBuffer = L"";
- }
4.7.) Add the following code to the end of the CGraphicTextInstance::Render function:
- if (m_emojiVector.size() != 0)
- {
- for (std::vector<SEmoji>::iterator itor = m_emojiVector.begin(); itor != m_emojiVector.end(); ++itor)
- {
- SEmoji & rEmo = *itor;
- if (rEmo.pInstance)
- {
- rEmo.pInstance->SetPosition(fStanX + rEmo.x, (fStanY + 7.0) - (rEmo.pInstance->GetHeight() / 2));
- rEmo.pInstance->Render();
- }
- }
- }
4.8.) Add the following into the CGraphicTextInstance::Destroy function:
Have fun 
Sorry for arab players :P, for sure they have also developers, so let's go guys, finish it
