The main menu's third screen: each table's recipes, checked against the ids a partner has. More...

#include "menus/digimon_lab.h"

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Macros
#define	FOUND(screen) ((screen)->found[(screen)->row][(screen)->slot][(screen)->col])

Functions
s32	STGDGLAB_findRecipe (LabRecipeScreen *screen, s32 row, u32 col, s32 slot)
	Puts in found[row][slot] the owned ids of the recipe (row, col) and clears complete[row] when they're fewer than the recipe needs; gives the ids checked, 0 for a column past the recipes.

s32	STGDGLAB_hasRecipeId (LabRecipeScreen *screen, s32 row, u32 col)
	Whether the partner has the first id of the recipe (row, col); 0 for a column past the recipes.

s32	STGDGLAB_countRowIds (LabRecipeScreen *screen, u32 row)
	How many of the row's four recipes the third screen shows: those whose first id the partner has (STGDGLAB_hasRecipeId)

void	STGDGLAB_resetRecipeCursor (LabRecipeScreen *screen)
	Puts the third screen's cursor on the row's first recipe, at its first id found (the last one when none is)

void	STGDGLAB_drawRecipeScreen (LabRecipeScreen screen, LabRecipeScreenWindows win)
	Draws the third screen: the picked id, the frames, the recipes of the row (the ids found, the empty slots after them) and the arrows.

s32	STGDGLAB_moveRecipeCursor (LabRecipeScreen *screen, s32 step)
	Moves the third screen's cursor by step slots, to the first column with an id; whether it moved.

static void	checkRecipes (LabRecipeScreen *screen)
	Finds the owned ids of each recipe of the table's four rows: a row is complete when none of its recipes lacks ids, and has found[row][0][0] -1 when it has none.

static void	showRecipeTitle (LabRecipeScreen screen, LabRecipeScreenWindows win)
	Once the title's panel has faded in, the title with the partner's name, the row's number and the arrows' hints; then fades the row's panel in.

static void	pickRecipeId (LabRecipeScreen *screen)
	Moves the cursor over the row's owned ids, skipping the empty places; cross opens the picked id's name and description.

static void	showRecipeName (LabRecipeScreen screen, LabRecipeScreenWindows win)
	Once its panel has faded in, the picked id's name and description, by the panel of its place.

static void	changeRecipeRow (LabRecipeScreen *screen)
	Fades the row out and, unless the screen is closing (counter), the next row in.

static void	runRecipeRow (LabRecipeScreen screen, LabRecipeScreenWindows win)
	L1 and R1 go to the previous or next row (the arrows show where there is one), triangle closes the screen; otherwise the cursor moves over the row.

void	STGDGLAB_updateRecipeScreen (LabRecipeScreen screen, LabRecipeScreenWindows win)
	The third screen: a row of recipes at a time, the picked id's name and description on cross.

Task *	STGDGLAB_createRecipeScreen (Lab *lab)
	Creates the main menu's third screen (task), the recipes, and fades the menu's page out.

Variables
s32	STGDGLAB_tableItems []
	The item each table's screen shows (STGDGLAB_entries)

Detailed Description

The main menu's third screen: each table's recipes, checked against the ids a partner has.

Definition in file recipe_screen.c.

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ FOUND

#define FOUND ( screen ) ((screen)->found[(screen)->row][(screen)->slot][(screen)->col])

Definition at line 268 of file recipe_screen.c.

Function Documentation

◆ STGDGLAB_findRecipe()

s32 STGDGLAB_findRecipe	(	LabRecipeScreen *	screen,
		s32	row,
		u32	col,
		s32	slot
	)

Puts in found[row][slot] the owned ids of the recipe (row, col) and clears complete[row] when they're fewer than the recipe needs; gives the ids checked, 0 for a column past the recipes.

recipe_screen.c

Definition at line 9 of file recipe_screen.c.

Referenced by checkRecipes().

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◆ STGDGLAB_hasRecipeId()

s32 STGDGLAB_hasRecipeId	(	LabRecipeScreen *	screen,
		s32	row,
		u32	col
	)

Whether the partner has the first id of the recipe (row, col); 0 for a column past the recipes.

Definition at line 45 of file recipe_screen.c.

Referenced by checkRecipes(), and STGDGLAB_countRowIds().

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◆ STGDGLAB_countRowIds()

s32 STGDGLAB_countRowIds	(	LabRecipeScreen *	screen,
		u32	row
	)

How many of the row's four recipes the third screen shows: those whose first id the partner has (STGDGLAB_hasRecipeId)

Definition at line 75 of file recipe_screen.c.

Referenced by changeRecipeRow(), and STGDGLAB_updateRecipeScreen().

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◆ STGDGLAB_resetRecipeCursor()

void STGDGLAB_resetRecipeCursor ( LabRecipeScreen * screen )

Puts the third screen's cursor on the row's first recipe, at its first id found (the last one when none is)

Definition at line 92 of file recipe_screen.c.

Referenced by changeRecipeRow(), and STGDGLAB_updateRecipeScreen().

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◆ STGDGLAB_drawRecipeScreen()

void STGDGLAB_drawRecipeScreen	(	LabRecipeScreen *	screen,
		LabRecipeScreenWindows *	win
	)

Draws the third screen: the picked id, the frames, the recipes of the row (the ids found, the empty slots after them) and the arrows.

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Definition at line 105 of file recipe_screen.c.

Referenced by STGDGLAB_updateRecipeScreen().

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◆ STGDGLAB_moveRecipeCursor()

s32 STGDGLAB_moveRecipeCursor	(	LabRecipeScreen *	screen,
		s32	step
	)

Moves the third screen's cursor by step slots, to the first column with an id; whether it moved.

Definition at line 242 of file recipe_screen.c.

Referenced by pickRecipeId().

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◆ checkRecipes()

static void checkRecipes ( LabRecipeScreen * screen )

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Finds the owned ids of each recipe of the table's four rows: a row is complete when none of its recipes lacks ids, and has found[row][0][0] -1 when it has none.

Definition at line 273 of file recipe_screen.c.

Referenced by STGDGLAB_updateRecipeScreen().

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◆ showRecipeTitle()

static void showRecipeTitle	(	LabRecipeScreen *	screen,
		LabRecipeScreenWindows *	win
	)

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Once the title's panel has faded in, the title with the partner's name, the row's number and the arrows' hints; then fades the row's panel in.

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Definition at line 300 of file recipe_screen.c.

Referenced by STGDGLAB_updateRecipeScreen().

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◆ pickRecipeId()

static void pickRecipeId ( LabRecipeScreen * screen )

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Moves the cursor over the row's owned ids, skipping the empty places; cross opens the picked id's name and description.

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Definition at line 321 of file recipe_screen.c.

Referenced by runRecipeRow().

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◆ showRecipeName()

static void showRecipeName	(	LabRecipeScreen *	screen,
		LabRecipeScreenWindows *	win
	)

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Once its panel has faded in, the picked id's name and description, by the panel of its place.

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Definition at line 431 of file recipe_screen.c.

Referenced by STGDGLAB_updateRecipeScreen().

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◆ changeRecipeRow()

static void changeRecipeRow ( LabRecipeScreen * screen )

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Fades the row out and, unless the screen is closing (counter), the next row in.

Definition at line 455 of file recipe_screen.c.

Referenced by STGDGLAB_updateRecipeScreen().

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◆ runRecipeRow()

static void runRecipeRow	(	LabRecipeScreen *	screen,
		LabRecipeScreenWindows *	win
	)

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L1 and R1 go to the previous or next row (the arrows show where there is one), triangle closes the screen; otherwise the cursor moves over the row.

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Definition at line 497 of file recipe_screen.c.

Referenced by STGDGLAB_updateRecipeScreen().

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◆ STGDGLAB_updateRecipeScreen()

void STGDGLAB_updateRecipeScreen	(	LabRecipeScreen *	screen,
		LabRecipeScreenWindows *	win
	)

The third screen: a row of recipes at a time, the picked id's name and description on cross.

Definition at line 543 of file recipe_screen.c.

Referenced by STGDGLAB_createRecipeScreen().

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◆ STGDGLAB_createRecipeScreen()

Task * STGDGLAB_createRecipeScreen ( Lab * lab )

Creates the main menu's third screen (task), the recipes, and fades the menu's page out.

Definition at line 643 of file recipe_screen.c.

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Variable Documentation

◆ STGDGLAB_tableItems

s32 STGDGLAB_tableItems[]

Initial value:

= {
    383, 385, 384, 3,
    145, 366, 373, 31,
}

The item each table's screen shows (STGDGLAB_entries)

STGDGLAB's data, in its order: the recipe screen's, the menu's, the party screen's and the lab's.

Definition at line 654 of file recipe_screen.c.

Referenced by STGDGLAB_drawRecipeScreen().

Macros

Functions

Variables

Detailed Description

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ FOUND

Function Documentation

◆ STGDGLAB_findRecipe()

◆ STGDGLAB_hasRecipeId()

◆ STGDGLAB_countRowIds()

◆ STGDGLAB_resetRecipeCursor()

◆ STGDGLAB_drawRecipeScreen()

◆ STGDGLAB_moveRecipeCursor()

◆ checkRecipes()

◆ showRecipeTitle()

◆ pickRecipeId()

◆ showRecipeName()

◆ changeRecipeRow()

◆ runRecipeRow()

◆ STGDGLAB_updateRecipeScreen()

◆ STGDGLAB_createRecipeScreen()

Variable Documentation

◆ STGDGLAB_tableItems