* export d2asset singleton
* add *d2asset.AssetManager to d2app
- d2app now has a reference to an asset manager which it will use for loading
- added asset loader methods to the asset manager
- functions in d2asset are now wrappers for asset manager methods
* add asset manager reference to audio provider
- d2app asset manager reference is now passed to audio provider
- asset manager is created in main.go for now to pass into audio provider
- CreateSoundEffect is now a method, no longer exported, uses the asset manager reference
* d2app passes asset manager refence to map engine test
* in d2asset, all calls to LoadFile replaced with call to Singleton.Loadfile
* blizzard intro and credits screen
- d2app passes reference to the asset manager to these screens
* asset manager for d2map
- adding MapStampFactory, takes an asset manager reference
- embedded MapStampFactory into the MapEngine
- LoadStamp is now a method of the MapStampFactory
* d2asset: removed LoadFileStream, LoadFile, and FileExists
* d2gui changes
- singleton now has an asset manager reference
- calls to d2asset loader functions removed
- createButton is now a method of LayoutManager
- moved LayoutEntry to its own file
* map entity factory
- Map engine has an embedded map entity factory
- Map stamp factory gets a reference to the map engine's entity factory
- Stamps are given a reference to the map engine entity factory when created
- Character select gets a map entity factory
- Embedded the stamp factory into the MapEngine
* asset manager for d2ui
- d2ui is passed an asset manager reference when created
- all calls to d2asset loader functions in d2ui now refer to the asset manager
- d2gamescreen gets a ui manager when created
- help overlay is now passed a ui manager when created
* d2gamescreen + d2player: asset manager references
added an asset manager reference to
- inventory panel + inventory grid
- mini panel
- game controls
- help overlay
- character select
- main menu
- select hero class
- hero stats panel
* Removed d2asset.LoadAnimation
all references to this function have been replaced with calls to the asset manager method
* adding asset to help overlay, bugfix for 4d59c91
* Removed d2asset.LoadFont and d2asset.LoadAnimationWithEffect
all references to these have been replaced with calls to the asset manager methods
* MapRenderer now gets an asset manager reference
* removed d2asset.LoadPalette
all references have been replaced with calls to an asset manager instance
* merged d2object with d2mapentity
d2object was only being used to create objects in the map, so the provider
function is now a method of the map entity factory. calls to d2asset have
been removed.
* removed d2asset.LoadComposite
all calls are now made to the asset manager method
* removed d2asset singleton
all singleton references have been removed, a single instance of the
asset manager is passed around the entire app
* rename Initialize to NewAssetManager
* move music path enumerations into d2resource
* move text dictionary (.tbl) loader into d2fileformats sub-package d2tbl
* lint fix, add doc file for d2tbl
* moved data_dictionary.go into d2fileformats sub-package d2txt, added doc file
* added sub-packages d2geom for geometry-related things, and d2path for path-related things
* moved calcstring.go to d2calculation
* move bitmuncher, bitstream, stream reader/writer from d2common into sub-package d2datautils
* fix lint errors in d2datadict loaders (caused by moving stuf around in d2common)
* move size.go into d2geom
* move d2common/cache.go into sub-package d2common/d2cache
* renamed d2debugutil to d2util, moved utility functions from d2common into d2util
- fixed lint errors in d2interface
- removed `archived_` from interface names, was not necessary
- removed the Bitmuncher and Bitstream interfaces, as they are too specific and unnecessary
I realized that the file manager is actually managing file access
to the archives, but it's doing so through the archive manager.
I've renamed it, it's now called ArchivedFileManager because that
is really what it is.
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Gürkan Kaymak
Sunny Klair
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