maps/Info/update_apart.pl

#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# This map goes and updates all of the players apartment maps to be
# of the new naming convention.  This is basically derived from
# update_exits, but it also knows to rename the files before processing
# them.

# This takes the directory of the files you want to change.
# If you want to process your current working directory, do something
# like "update_apart.pl ./" - it needs that trailing slash to work
# right.

# The "SUBS" is for pathname substitution = put whatever name you want
# instead.

# Unique map files - mostly guilds, uses the @ format for /
# Put he first / in the guilds - otherwise, if you re-run the script,
# it will just keep renaming these, since a pathname component is
# put in front of these in the rename.
push(@SRC, "/guilds\@black_shield");
push(@DST, "brest\@black_shield");
push(@SRC, "/guilds\@damned_heretics");
push(@DST, "wolfsburg\@guilds\@damned_heretics");
push(@SRC, "/guilds\@dreaming_sage");
push(@DST, "navar_city\@guilds\@dreaming_sage");
push(@SRC, "/guilds\@drunken_barbarian");
push(@DST, "santo_dominion\@guilds\@drunken_barbarian");
push(@SRC, "/guilds\@guildhousesinc");
push(@DST, "scorn\@guilds\@guildhousesinc");
push(@SRC, "/guilds\@laughing_skull");
push(@DST, "pup_land\@guilds\@laughing_skull");
push(@SRC, "/guilds\@mailed_fist");
push(@DST, "scorn\@guilds\@mailed_fist");
push(@SRC, "/guilds\@poisoned_dagger");
push(@DST, "darcap\@darcap\@guilds\@poisoned_dagger");
push(@SRC, "/guilds\@purple_butterfly");
push(@DST, "pup_land\@guilds\@purple_butterfly");
push(@SRC, "/guilds\@smoking_cauldron");
push(@DST, "darcap\@darcap\@guilds\@smoking_cauldron");
push(@SRC, "/city\@");
push(@DST, "scorn\@");
# Per player unique maps use _ for path.
push(@SRC, "/_city_");
push(@DST, "_scorn_");


# Written by Mark Wedel (mwedel@sonic.net) 
# This borrows some amount of code from the map_info script written
# by Tero Haatanen <Tero.Haatanen@lut.fi>

# Name of the old map that we update exits on
# Note that this can be a regexp.

# OLD_MAP_STARTX/Y and OLD_MAP_ENDX/Y determine the range for the 
# updates.  For example, scorn/city was broken up on two of the
# map tiles, so this gets used to correspond that properly.
# you can use very large END values just to make sure the entire
# map is covered

# The list of values here are locations to update to and
# from.  I set it up this way with explicity value settings
# instead of initializing each as an array - I think this format
# makes it easier to see how everything relates.
#
# OLD_MAP_NAME: This is the path it tries to match in the slaying field.
# It can be a regexp.  When updating within a specific directory of
# a town, including the relative entries is possible.
# OLD_MAP_STARTX/Y and OLD_MAP_ENDX/Y is the range of spaces 
# that we process.  If the location is not in this range, it is unchanged.
# Note that you can have multiple entries with the same OLD_MAP_NAME
# value as long as they have different START and END coordinates.
# NEW_MAP_NAME is the name that will be put into the slaying field.
# NEW_MAP_OFFX/Y is the modification to the target location in
# the exit.

# Many maps are just called 'town', so this is only useful if you know
# 'town' is really referring to santo dominion.
$OLD_MAP_NAME[0]="(santo_dominion/town)";
$OLD_MAP_STARTX[0]=3;
$OLD_MAP_STARTY[0]=12;
$OLD_MAP_ENDX[0]=27;
$OLD_MAP_ENDY[0]=100;
$NEW_MAP_NAME[0]="/world/world_102_108";
$NEW_MAP_OFFX[0]=0;
$NEW_MAP_OFFY[0]=-9;

# Start of scorn updates
$OLD_MAP_NAME[1]=".*/city/city";
$OLD_MAP_STARTX[1]=10;
$OLD_MAP_STARTY[1]=0;
$OLD_MAP_ENDX[1]=100;
$OLD_MAP_ENDY[1]=100;
$NEW_MAP_NAME[1]="/world/world_105_115";
$NEW_MAP_OFFX[1]=-10;
$NEW_MAP_OFFY[1]=18;

# Start of scorn updates
$OLD_MAP_NAME[2]=".*/city/city";
$OLD_MAP_STARTX[2]=0;
$OLD_MAP_STARTY[2]=0;
$OLD_MAP_ENDX[2]=9;
$OLD_MAP_ENDY[2]=100;
$NEW_MAP_NAME[2]="/world/world_104_115";
$NEW_MAP_OFFX[2]=40;
$NEW_MAP_OFFY[2]=18;

# brest updates
$OLD_MAP_NAME[3]='(.+/brest|brest)';
$OLD_MAP_STARTX[3]=0;
$OLD_MAP_STARTY[3]=0;
$OLD_MAP_ENDX[3]=100;
$OLD_MAP_ENDY[3]=100;
$NEW_MAP_NAME[3]="/world/world_107_123";
$NEW_MAP_OFFX[3]=17;
$NEW_MAP_OFFY[3]=16;

# Start of navar city - bunch of these as navar city is actually
# spread across 4 world maps.  Only navar city uses the 'city1'
# name, so the regex is safe.
$OLD_MAP_NAME[4]='(.+/city1|city1)';
$OLD_MAP_STARTX[4]=15;
$OLD_MAP_STARTY[4]=13;
$OLD_MAP_ENDX[4]=100;
$OLD_MAP_ENDY[4]=100;
$NEW_MAP_NAME[4]="/world/world_122_117";
$NEW_MAP_OFFX[4]=-15;
$NEW_MAP_OFFY[4]=-13;

$OLD_MAP_NAME[5]='(.+/city1|city1)';
$OLD_MAP_STARTX[5]=15;
$OLD_MAP_STARTY[5]=0;
$OLD_MAP_ENDX[5]=100;
$OLD_MAP_ENDY[5]=12;
$NEW_MAP_NAME[5]="/world/world_122_116";
$NEW_MAP_OFFX[5]=-15;
$NEW_MAP_OFFY[5]=37;

$OLD_MAP_NAME[6]='(.+/city1|city1)';
$OLD_MAP_STARTX[6]=0;
$OLD_MAP_STARTY[6]=0;
$OLD_MAP_ENDX[6]=14;
$OLD_MAP_ENDY[6]=12;
$NEW_MAP_NAME[6]="/world/world_121_116";
$NEW_MAP_OFFX[6]=35;
$NEW_MAP_OFFY[6]=37;

$OLD_MAP_NAME[7]='(.+/city1|city1)';
$OLD_MAP_STARTX[7]=0;
$OLD_MAP_STARTY[7]=13;
$OLD_MAP_ENDX[7]=14;
$OLD_MAP_ENDY[7]=100;
$NEW_MAP_NAME[7]="/world/world_121_117";
$NEW_MAP_OFFX[7]=35;
$NEW_MAP_OFFY[7]=-13;

$OLD_MAP_NAME[8]='(.+/kundi_area|kundi_area)';
$OLD_MAP_STARTX[8]=0;
$OLD_MAP_STARTY[8]=0;
$OLD_MAP_ENDX[8]=100;
$OLD_MAP_ENDY[8]=100;
$NEW_MAP_NAME[8]="/world/world_109_126";
$NEW_MAP_OFFX[8]=13;
$NEW_MAP_OFFY[8]=17;

$OLD_MAP_NAME[9]='(.+/stoneville|stoneville)';
$OLD_MAP_STARTX[9]=0;
$OLD_MAP_STARTY[9]=0;
$OLD_MAP_ENDX[9]=13;
$OLD_MAP_ENDY[9]=100;
$NEW_MAP_NAME[9]="/world/world_102_127";
$NEW_MAP_OFFX[9]=36;
$NEW_MAP_OFFY[9]=1;

$OLD_MAP_NAME[10]='(.+/stoneville|stoneville)';
$OLD_MAP_STARTX[10]=14;
$OLD_MAP_STARTY[10]=0;
$OLD_MAP_ENDX[10]=100;
$OLD_MAP_ENDY[10]=100;
$NEW_MAP_NAME[10]="/world/world_103_127";
$NEW_MAP_OFFX[10]=-14;
$NEW_MAP_OFFY[10]=1;

$OLD_MAP_NAME[11]='(.+/darcap|darcap)';
$OLD_MAP_STARTX[11]=0;
$OLD_MAP_STARTY[11]=0;
$OLD_MAP_ENDX[11]=100;
$OLD_MAP_ENDY[11]=100;
$NEW_MAP_NAME[11]="/world/world_116_102";
$NEW_MAP_OFFX[11]=18;
$NEW_MAP_OFFY[11]=26;

$OLD_MAP_NAME[12]='(.+/piratetown|piratetown)';
$OLD_MAP_STARTX[12]=0;
$OLD_MAP_STARTY[12]=0;
$OLD_MAP_ENDX[12]=100;
$OLD_MAP_ENDY[12]=100;
$NEW_MAP_NAME[12]="/world/world_128_109";
$NEW_MAP_OFFX[12]=12;
$NEW_MAP_OFFY[12]=0;

$OLD_MAP_NAME[13]='(.+/portjoseph|portjoseph)';
$OLD_MAP_STARTX[13]=0;
$OLD_MAP_STARTY[13]=0;
$OLD_MAP_ENDX[13]=100;
$OLD_MAP_ENDY[13]=100;
$NEW_MAP_NAME[13]="/world/world_101_114";
$NEW_MAP_OFFX[13]=7;
$NEW_MAP_OFFY[13]=22;

$OLD_MAP_NAME[14]='(.+/tortola|tortola)';
$OLD_MAP_STARTX[14]=0;
$OLD_MAP_STARTY[14]=0;
$OLD_MAP_ENDX[14]=100;
$OLD_MAP_ENDY[14]=100;
$NEW_MAP_NAME[14]="/world/world_100_116";
$NEW_MAP_OFFX[14]=16;
$NEW_MAP_OFFY[14]=6;


$VERBOSE=0;
$error=0;
for ($i=0; $i<=$#OLD_MAP_NAME; $i++) {
  if ((($OLD_MAP_STARTX[$i] + $NEW_MAP_OFFX[$i]) < 0) || 
    (($OLD_MAP_STARTY[$i] + $NEW_MAP_OFFY[$i]) < 0 )) {
        print "oldmap $OLD_MAP_NAME[$i] ($OLD_MAP_STARTX[$i], $OLD_MAP_STARTX[$i] will result in negative destination coordinates.\n";
        $error=1;
  }
}
# Basically, we want to check all the values and then exit.
exit(1) if ($error);

die("Usage: <directory>\n") if ($#ARGV < 0);
&maplist("$ARGV[0]");

while ($file = shift (@maps)) {
    $newfile = $file;
    for ($xyz=0; $xyz <= $#SRC; $xyz++) {
        $newfile =~ s#$SRC[$xyz]#$DST[$xyz]#;
    }
    # 
    if ($newfile ne $file) {
        if (-f $newfile) {
            print STDERR "$newfile exists.  Overwrite? ";
            # update_map mucks with $/ value, so reset 
            $/ = "\n";
            $ans = <STDIN>;
            if ($ans =~ /^(y|Y)/) {
                unlink($newfile);
                print STDERR "renaming $file -> $newfile\n";
                rename($file, $newfile)
            } else {
                $file = $newfile;   # so it still gets updated 
            }
        }
        else {
            print STDERR "renaming $file -> $newfile\n";
            rename($file, $newfile)
        }
    }
    &updatemap($newfile);
}

exit;

# return table containing all objects in the map
sub updatemap {
    local ($m, $made_change=0);
    $last = "";
    $parent = "";
    $file = shift;
    
    # Note that $/ is the input record seperator.  By changing
    # this to \nend\n, it means that when we read from the file,
    # we basically read an entire arch at the same time.  Note that
    # given this, $ in regexps matches this value below, and not
    # a newline.  \n should generally be used instead of $ in
    # regexps if you really want the end of line.
    # Similary, ^ matches start of record, which means the arch line.

    $/ = "\nend\n";
    if (! open (IN, $file)) {
        print "Can't open map file $file\n";
        return;
    }
    $_ = <IN>;
    if (! /^arch map\n/) {
        # print "Error: file $file isn't mapfile.\n";
        return;
    }
    if (! open(OUT, ">$file.new")) {
        print "Can't open output file $file.new\n";
        return;
    }
    print OUT $_;
    if ($VERBOSE) {
            print "Testing $file, ";
            print /^name (.+)$/ ? $1 : "No mapname";
            print ", size [", /^x (\d+)$/ ? $1 : 16;
            print ",", /^y (\d+)/ ? $1 : 16, "]";
    
            if (! /^msg$/) {
                print ", No message\n";
            } elsif (/(\w+@\S+)/) {
                print ", $1\n";
            } else {
                print ", Unknown\n";
            }
            $printmap=0;
    }
    else {
        $name=  /^name (.+)$/ ? $1 : "No mapname";
        $x=  /^x (\d+)$/ ? $1 : 16;
        $y= /^y (\d+)/ ? $1 : 16;
        $mapname="Map $file, $name, size [$x, $y]\n" ;
        $printmap=1;
    }

    while (<IN>) {
        if (($m = (@_ = /^arch \S+\s*$/g)) > 1) {
            $parent = /^arch (\S+)\s*$/;
            print OUT $_;

            # Object has an inventory.  Just read through until we get
            # an end
            while (<IN>) {
                last if (/((.|\n)*end\n)(arch (.|\n)*\nend\n)/);
                print OUT $_;
            }
            $parent="";
            # Objects with inventory should not contain exits, so
            # do not need to try and process them.  Likewise, the objects
            # in the inventory should not contain exits.
        } else { 
            for ($i=0; $i<=$#OLD_MAP_NAME; $i++) {
                if (m#\nslaying $OLD_MAP_NAME[$i]\n#) {
                    $destx = /\nhp (\d+)\n/ ? $1 : 0;
                    $desty = /\nsp (\d+)\n/ ? $1 : 0;
                    if ($destx >= $OLD_MAP_STARTX[$i] && $destx <= $OLD_MAP_ENDX[$i]  &&
                        $desty >= $OLD_MAP_STARTY[$i] && $desty <= $OLD_MAP_ENDY[$i]) {
                        # Ok.  This exit matches our criteria.  Substitute in
                        # the new values
                        s/slaying $OLD_MAP_NAME[$i]\n/slaying $NEW_MAP_NAME[$i]\n/;
                        $destx += $NEW_MAP_OFFX[$i];
                        $desty += $NEW_MAP_OFFY[$i];
                        s/\nhp \d+\n/\nhp $destx\n/;
                        s/\nsp \d+\n/\nsp $desty\n/;
                        $made_change=1;
                    }
                }
                elsif (m#\nslaying /city/apartment#) {
                        s#/city/apartment#/scorn/apartment#;
                        $made_change=1;
                }
            }
            print OUT $_;
        } # else not an object with inventory
    } # while <IN> LOOP
    close (IN);
    close(OUT);
    if ($made_change) {
        print "$file has changed\n";
        unlink($file);
        rename("$file.new", $file);
    }
    else {
        unlink("$file.new");
    }
}

# @maps contains all filenames
sub maplist {
    local ($dir, $file, @dirs) = shift;

    opendir (DIR , $dir) || die "Can't open directory : $dir\n";
    while ($file = readdir (DIR)) {
        next if ($file eq "." || $file eq ".." || $file eq "CVS");

        $file = "$dir/$file";
        next if (-l $file);     # don't process symbolic links 
        push (@dirs, $file) if (-d $file);
        push (@maps, $file) if (-f $file);
    }
    closedir (DIR);

    # recursive handle sub-dirs too
    while ($_ = shift @dirs) {
        &maplist ($_);
    }
}

Revision:	1.1
Committed:	Sat Feb 4 23:55:29 2006 UTC (19 years, 10 months ago) by root
Content type:	text/plain
Branch point for:	UPSTREAM, MAIN
Log Message:	Initial revision
#	Content
1	#!/usr/bin/perl
2	#
3	# This map goes and updates all of the players apartment maps to be
4	# of the new naming convention. This is basically derived from
5	# update_exits, but it also knows to rename the files before processing
6	# them.
7
8	# This takes the directory of the files you want to change.
9	# If you want to process your current working directory, do something
10	# like "update_apart.pl ./" - it needs that trailing slash to work
11	# right.
12
13	# The "SUBS" is for pathname substitution = put whatever name you want
14	# instead.
15
16	# Unique map files - mostly guilds, uses the @ format for /
17	# Put he first / in the guilds - otherwise, if you re-run the script,
18	# it will just keep renaming these, since a pathname component is
19	# put in front of these in the rename.
20	push(@SRC, "/guilds\@black_shield");
21	push(@DST, "brest\@black_shield");
22	push(@SRC, "/guilds\@damned_heretics");
23	push(@DST, "wolfsburg\@guilds\@damned_heretics");
24	push(@SRC, "/guilds\@dreaming_sage");
25	push(@DST, "navar_city\@guilds\@dreaming_sage");
26	push(@SRC, "/guilds\@drunken_barbarian");
27	push(@DST, "santo_dominion\@guilds\@drunken_barbarian");
28	push(@SRC, "/guilds\@guildhousesinc");
29	push(@DST, "scorn\@guilds\@guildhousesinc");
30	push(@SRC, "/guilds\@laughing_skull");
31	push(@DST, "pup_land\@guilds\@laughing_skull");
32	push(@SRC, "/guilds\@mailed_fist");
33	push(@DST, "scorn\@guilds\@mailed_fist");
34	push(@SRC, "/guilds\@poisoned_dagger");
35	push(@DST, "darcap\@darcap\@guilds\@poisoned_dagger");
36	push(@SRC, "/guilds\@purple_butterfly");
37	push(@DST, "pup_land\@guilds\@purple_butterfly");
38	push(@SRC, "/guilds\@smoking_cauldron");
39	push(@DST, "darcap\@darcap\@guilds\@smoking_cauldron");
40	push(@SRC, "/city\@");
41	push(@DST, "scorn\@");
42	# Per player unique maps use _ for path.
43	push(@SRC, "/_city_");
44	push(@DST, "_scorn_");
45
46
47	# Written by Mark Wedel (mwedel@sonic.net)
48	# This borrows some amount of code from the map_info script written
49	# by Tero Haatanen <Tero.Haatanen@lut.fi>
50
51	# Name of the old map that we update exits on
52	# Note that this can be a regexp.
53
54	# OLD_MAP_STARTX/Y and OLD_MAP_ENDX/Y determine the range for the
55	# updates. For example, scorn/city was broken up on two of the
56	# map tiles, so this gets used to correspond that properly.
57	# you can use very large END values just to make sure the entire
58	# map is covered
59
60	# The list of values here are locations to update to and
61	# from. I set it up this way with explicity value settings
62	# instead of initializing each as an array - I think this format
63	# makes it easier to see how everything relates.
64	#
65	# OLD_MAP_NAME: This is the path it tries to match in the slaying field.
66	# It can be a regexp. When updating within a specific directory of
67	# a town, including the relative entries is possible.
68	# OLD_MAP_STARTX/Y and OLD_MAP_ENDX/Y is the range of spaces
69	# that we process. If the location is not in this range, it is unchanged.
70	# Note that you can have multiple entries with the same OLD_MAP_NAME
71	# value as long as they have different START and END coordinates.
72	# NEW_MAP_NAME is the name that will be put into the slaying field.
73	# NEW_MAP_OFFX/Y is the modification to the target location in
74	# the exit.
75
76	# Many maps are just called 'town', so this is only useful if you know
77	# 'town' is really referring to santo dominion.
78	$OLD_MAP_NAME[0]="(santo_dominion/town)";
79	$OLD_MAP_STARTX[0]=3;
80	$OLD_MAP_STARTY[0]=12;
81	$OLD_MAP_ENDX[0]=27;
82	$OLD_MAP_ENDY[0]=100;
83	$NEW_MAP_NAME[0]="/world/world_102_108";
84	$NEW_MAP_OFFX[0]=0;
85	$NEW_MAP_OFFY[0]=-9;
86
87	# Start of scorn updates
88	$OLD_MAP_NAME[1]=".*/city/city";
89	$OLD_MAP_STARTX[1]=10;
90	$OLD_MAP_STARTY[1]=0;
91	$OLD_MAP_ENDX[1]=100;
92	$OLD_MAP_ENDY[1]=100;
93	$NEW_MAP_NAME[1]="/world/world_105_115";
94	$NEW_MAP_OFFX[1]=-10;
95	$NEW_MAP_OFFY[1]=18;
96
97	# Start of scorn updates
98	$OLD_MAP_NAME[2]=".*/city/city";
99	$OLD_MAP_STARTX[2]=0;
100	$OLD_MAP_STARTY[2]=0;
101	$OLD_MAP_ENDX[2]=9;
102	$OLD_MAP_ENDY[2]=100;
103	$NEW_MAP_NAME[2]="/world/world_104_115";
104	$NEW_MAP_OFFX[2]=40;
105	$NEW_MAP_OFFY[2]=18;
106
107	# brest updates
108	$OLD_MAP_NAME[3]='(.+/brest\|brest)';
109	$OLD_MAP_STARTX[3]=0;
110	$OLD_MAP_STARTY[3]=0;
111	$OLD_MAP_ENDX[3]=100;
112	$OLD_MAP_ENDY[3]=100;
113	$NEW_MAP_NAME[3]="/world/world_107_123";
114	$NEW_MAP_OFFX[3]=17;
115	$NEW_MAP_OFFY[3]=16;
116
117	# Start of navar city - bunch of these as navar city is actually
118	# spread across 4 world maps. Only navar city uses the 'city1'
119	# name, so the regex is safe.
120	$OLD_MAP_NAME[4]='(.+/city1\|city1)';
121	$OLD_MAP_STARTX[4]=15;
122	$OLD_MAP_STARTY[4]=13;
123	$OLD_MAP_ENDX[4]=100;
124	$OLD_MAP_ENDY[4]=100;
125	$NEW_MAP_NAME[4]="/world/world_122_117";
126	$NEW_MAP_OFFX[4]=-15;
127	$NEW_MAP_OFFY[4]=-13;
128
129	$OLD_MAP_NAME[5]='(.+/city1\|city1)';
130	$OLD_MAP_STARTX[5]=15;
131	$OLD_MAP_STARTY[5]=0;
132	$OLD_MAP_ENDX[5]=100;
133	$OLD_MAP_ENDY[5]=12;
134	$NEW_MAP_NAME[5]="/world/world_122_116";
135	$NEW_MAP_OFFX[5]=-15;
136	$NEW_MAP_OFFY[5]=37;
137
138	$OLD_MAP_NAME[6]='(.+/city1\|city1)';
139	$OLD_MAP_STARTX[6]=0;
140	$OLD_MAP_STARTY[6]=0;
141	$OLD_MAP_ENDX[6]=14;
142	$OLD_MAP_ENDY[6]=12;
143	$NEW_MAP_NAME[6]="/world/world_121_116";
144	$NEW_MAP_OFFX[6]=35;
145	$NEW_MAP_OFFY[6]=37;
146
147	$OLD_MAP_NAME[7]='(.+/city1\|city1)';
148	$OLD_MAP_STARTX[7]=0;
149	$OLD_MAP_STARTY[7]=13;
150	$OLD_MAP_ENDX[7]=14;
151	$OLD_MAP_ENDY[7]=100;
152	$NEW_MAP_NAME[7]="/world/world_121_117";
153	$NEW_MAP_OFFX[7]=35;
154	$NEW_MAP_OFFY[7]=-13;
155
156	$OLD_MAP_NAME[8]='(.+/kundi_area\|kundi_area)';
157	$OLD_MAP_STARTX[8]=0;
158	$OLD_MAP_STARTY[8]=0;
159	$OLD_MAP_ENDX[8]=100;
160	$OLD_MAP_ENDY[8]=100;
161	$NEW_MAP_NAME[8]="/world/world_109_126";
162	$NEW_MAP_OFFX[8]=13;
163	$NEW_MAP_OFFY[8]=17;
164
165	$OLD_MAP_NAME[9]='(.+/stoneville\|stoneville)';
166	$OLD_MAP_STARTX[9]=0;
167	$OLD_MAP_STARTY[9]=0;
168	$OLD_MAP_ENDX[9]=13;
169	$OLD_MAP_ENDY[9]=100;
170	$NEW_MAP_NAME[9]="/world/world_102_127";
171	$NEW_MAP_OFFX[9]=36;
172	$NEW_MAP_OFFY[9]=1;
173
174	$OLD_MAP_NAME[10]='(.+/stoneville\|stoneville)';
175	$OLD_MAP_STARTX[10]=14;
176	$OLD_MAP_STARTY[10]=0;
177	$OLD_MAP_ENDX[10]=100;
178	$OLD_MAP_ENDY[10]=100;
179	$NEW_MAP_NAME[10]="/world/world_103_127";
180	$NEW_MAP_OFFX[10]=-14;
181	$NEW_MAP_OFFY[10]=1;
182
183	$OLD_MAP_NAME[11]='(.+/darcap\|darcap)';
184	$OLD_MAP_STARTX[11]=0;
185	$OLD_MAP_STARTY[11]=0;
186	$OLD_MAP_ENDX[11]=100;
187	$OLD_MAP_ENDY[11]=100;
188	$NEW_MAP_NAME[11]="/world/world_116_102";
189	$NEW_MAP_OFFX[11]=18;
190	$NEW_MAP_OFFY[11]=26;
191
192	$OLD_MAP_NAME[12]='(.+/piratetown\|piratetown)';
193	$OLD_MAP_STARTX[12]=0;
194	$OLD_MAP_STARTY[12]=0;
195	$OLD_MAP_ENDX[12]=100;
196	$OLD_MAP_ENDY[12]=100;
197	$NEW_MAP_NAME[12]="/world/world_128_109";
198	$NEW_MAP_OFFX[12]=12;
199	$NEW_MAP_OFFY[12]=0;
200
201	$OLD_MAP_NAME[13]='(.+/portjoseph\|portjoseph)';
202	$OLD_MAP_STARTX[13]=0;
203	$OLD_MAP_STARTY[13]=0;
204	$OLD_MAP_ENDX[13]=100;
205	$OLD_MAP_ENDY[13]=100;
206	$NEW_MAP_NAME[13]="/world/world_101_114";
207	$NEW_MAP_OFFX[13]=7;
208	$NEW_MAP_OFFY[13]=22;
209
210	$OLD_MAP_NAME[14]='(.+/tortola\|tortola)';
211	$OLD_MAP_STARTX[14]=0;
212	$OLD_MAP_STARTY[14]=0;
213	$OLD_MAP_ENDX[14]=100;
214	$OLD_MAP_ENDY[14]=100;
215	$NEW_MAP_NAME[14]="/world/world_100_116";
216	$NEW_MAP_OFFX[14]=16;
217	$NEW_MAP_OFFY[14]=6;
218
219
220	$VERBOSE=0;
221	$error=0;
222	for ($i=0; $i<=$#OLD_MAP_NAME; $i++) {
223	if ((($OLD_MAP_STARTX[$i] + $NEW_MAP_OFFX[$i]) < 0) \|\|
224	(($OLD_MAP_STARTY[$i] + $NEW_MAP_OFFY[$i]) < 0 )) {
225	print "oldmap $OLD_MAP_NAME[$i] ($OLD_MAP_STARTX[$i], $OLD_MAP_STARTX[$i] will result in negative destination coordinates.\n";
226	$error=1;
227	}
228	}
229	# Basically, we want to check all the values and then exit.
230	exit(1) if ($error);
231
232	die("Usage: <directory>\n") if ($#ARGV < 0);
233	&maplist("$ARGV[0]");
234
235	while ($file = shift (@maps)) {
236	$newfile = $file;
237	for ($xyz=0; $xyz <= $#SRC; $xyz++) {
238	$newfile =~ s#$SRC[$xyz]#$DST[$xyz]#;
239	}
240	#
241	if ($newfile ne $file) {
242	if (-f $newfile) {
243	print STDERR "$newfile exists. Overwrite? ";
244	# update_map mucks with $/ value, so reset
245	$/ = "\n";
246	$ans = <STDIN>;
247	if ($ans =~ /^(y\|Y)/) {
248	unlink($newfile);
249	print STDERR "renaming $file -> $newfile\n";
250	rename($file, $newfile)
251	} else {
252	$file = $newfile; # so it still gets updated
253	}
254	}
255	else {
256	print STDERR "renaming $file -> $newfile\n";
257	rename($file, $newfile)
258	}
259	}
260	&updatemap($newfile);
261	}
262
263	exit;
264
265	# return table containing all objects in the map
266	sub updatemap {
267	local ($m, $made_change=0);
268	$last = "";
269	$parent = "";
270	$file = shift;
271
272	# Note that $/ is the input record seperator. By changing
273	# this to \nend\n, it means that when we read from the file,
274	# we basically read an entire arch at the same time. Note that
275	# given this, $ in regexps matches this value below, and not
276	# a newline. \n should generally be used instead of $ in
277	# regexps if you really want the end of line.
278	# Similary, ^ matches start of record, which means the arch line.
279
280	$/ = "\nend\n";
281	if (! open (IN, $file)) {
282	print "Can't open map file $file\n";
283	return;
284	}
285	$_ = <IN>;
286	if (! /^arch map\n/) {
287	# print "Error: file $file isn't mapfile.\n";
288	return;
289	}
290	if (! open(OUT, ">$file.new")) {
291	print "Can't open output file $file.new\n";
292	return;
293	}
294	print OUT $_;
295	if ($VERBOSE) {
296	print "Testing $file, ";
297	print /^name (.+)$/ ? $1 : "No mapname";
298	print ", size [", /^x (\d+)$/ ? $1 : 16;
299	print ",", /^y (\d+)/ ? $1 : 16, "]";
300
301	if (! /^msg$/) {
302	print ", No message\n";
303	} elsif (/(\w+@\S+)/) {
304	print ", $1\n";
305	} else {
306	print ", Unknown\n";
307	}
308	$printmap=0;
309	}
310	else {
311	$name= /^name (.+)$/ ? $1 : "No mapname";
312	$x= /^x (\d+)$/ ? $1 : 16;
313	$y= /^y (\d+)/ ? $1 : 16;
314	$mapname="Map $file, $name, size [$x, $y]\n" ;
315	$printmap=1;
316	}
317
318	while (<IN>) {
319	if (($m = (@_ = /^arch \S+\s*$/g)) > 1) {
320	$parent = /^arch (\S+)\s*$/;
321	print OUT $_;
322
323	# Object has an inventory. Just read through until we get
324	# an end
325	while (<IN>) {
326	last if (/((.\|\n)end\n)(arch (.\|\n)\nend\n)/);
327	print OUT $_;
328	}
329	$parent="";
330	# Objects with inventory should not contain exits, so
331	# do not need to try and process them. Likewise, the objects
332	# in the inventory should not contain exits.
333	} else {
334	for ($i=0; $i<=$#OLD_MAP_NAME; $i++) {
335	if (m#\nslaying $OLD_MAP_NAME[$i]\n#) {
336	$destx = /\nhp (\d+)\n/ ? $1 : 0;
337	$desty = /\nsp (\d+)\n/ ? $1 : 0;
338	if ($destx >= $OLD_MAP_STARTX[$i] && $destx <= $OLD_MAP_ENDX[$i] &&
339	$desty >= $OLD_MAP_STARTY[$i] && $desty <= $OLD_MAP_ENDY[$i]) {
340	# Ok. This exit matches our criteria. Substitute in
341	# the new values
342	s/slaying $OLD_MAP_NAME[$i]\n/slaying $NEW_MAP_NAME[$i]\n/;
343	$destx += $NEW_MAP_OFFX[$i];
344	$desty += $NEW_MAP_OFFY[$i];
345	s/\nhp \d+\n/\nhp $destx\n/;
346	s/\nsp \d+\n/\nsp $desty\n/;
347	$made_change=1;
348	}
349	}
350	elsif (m#\nslaying /city/apartment#) {
351	s#/city/apartment#/scorn/apartment#;
352	$made_change=1;
353	}
354	}
355	print OUT $_;
356	} # else not an object with inventory
357	} # while <IN> LOOP
358	close (IN);
359	close(OUT);
360	if ($made_change) {
361	print "$file has changed\n";
362	unlink($file);
363	rename("$file.new", $file);
364	}
365	else {
366	unlink("$file.new");
367	}
368	}
369
370	# @maps contains all filenames
371	sub maplist {
372	local ($dir, $file, @dirs) = shift;
373
374	opendir (DIR , $dir) \|\| die "Can't open directory : $dir\n";
375	while ($file = readdir (DIR)) {
376	next if ($file eq "." \|\| $file eq ".." \|\| $file eq "CVS");
377
378	$file = "$dir/$file";
379	next if (-l $file); # don't process symbolic links
380	push (@dirs, $file) if (-d $file);
381	push (@maps, $file) if (-f $file);
382	}
383	closedir (DIR);
384
385	# recursive handle sub-dirs too
386	while ($_ = shift @dirs) {
387	&maplist ($_);
388	}
389	}
390