- * For example, take the object: - *
- * add_core = SWE
- * owner = SWE
- * controller = SWE
- * culture = swedish
- * base_tax = 8
- *
- * 1450.1.1 = { base_tax = 10 }
- *
- * And the following additions:
- *
- * hre = no
- * 1420.1.1 = { controller = REB }
- * 1550.1.1 = { religion = protestant }
- *
- *
- * After invoking this method, the original object would be updated to:
- *
- * add_core = SWE
- * owner = SWE
- * controller = SWE
- * culture = swedish
- * base_tax = 8
- * hre = no
- *
- * 1420.1.1 = { controller = REB }
- * 1450.1.1 = { base_tax = 10 }
- * 1550.1.1 = { religion = protestant }
- *
- * @param existing the object to add new parts into
- * @param additions the new parts to add into the existing object
- */
- public static void mergeHistObjects(GenericObject existing, GenericObject additions) {
- for (WritableObject wo : additions.getAllWritable()) {
- if (wo instanceof ObjectVariable) {
- ObjectVariable newVar = (ObjectVariable) wo;
- if (!mergeVariable(existing, newVar)) {
- existing.addVariable(newVar);
- }
- } else if (wo instanceof GenericList) {
- GenericList newList = (GenericList) wo;
- GenericList oldList = existing.getList(newList.getName());
- if (oldList != null) {
- // merging lists seems wrong, so let's just overwrite it
- oldList.clear();
- oldList.addAll(newList);
- oldList.setHeaderComment(newList.getHeaderComment());
- oldList.setInlineComment(newList.getInlineComment());
- } else {
- existing.addList(newList);
- }
- } else if (wo instanceof GenericObject) {
- GenericObject newObj = (GenericObject) wo;
- GenericObject oldObj = existing.getChild(newObj.name);
- if (oldObj != null) {
- mergeHistObjects(oldObj, newObj);
- } else {
- existing.addChild(newObj);
- }
- } else if (wo instanceof HeaderComment) {
- existing.addGeneralComment(((HeaderComment) wo).getComment(), true);
- } else if (wo instanceof InlineComment) {
- existing.addGeneralComment(((InlineComment) wo).getComment(), false);
- }
- }
-
- if (!"".equals(additions.getHeadComment()))
- existing.setHeadComment(additions.getHeadComment());
- if (!"".equals(additions.getInlineComment()))
- existing.setInlineComment(additions.getInlineComment());
-
- existing.getAllWritable().sort(new HistoryObjectComparator());
- }
-
- private static boolean mergeVariable(GenericObject existing, ObjectVariable newVar) {
- // hack: discovered_by is frequently used in history files and
- // is not unique, so DON'T merge it.
- if (newVar.varname.equalsIgnoreCase("discovered_by"))
- return false;
-
- // instead of using setString, we do the loop ourselves so we have access to the original ObjectVariable to add any comments
- for (ObjectVariable oldVar : existing.values) {
- if (oldVar.varname.equalsIgnoreCase(newVar.varname)) {
- // copy everything over
- // could merge the comments instead of copying, but that would likely result in odd outcomes
- if (!"".equals(newVar.getHeadComment()))
- oldVar.setHeadComment(newVar.getHeadComment());
- oldVar.setValue(newVar.getValue());
- if (!"".equals(newVar.getInlineComment()))
- oldVar.setInlineComment(newVar.getInlineComment());
- return true;
- }
- }
- return false;
- }
public static final class DateComparator implements Comparator+ * For example, take the object: + *
+ * add_core = SWE
+ * owner = SWE
+ * controller = SWE
+ * culture = swedish
+ * base_tax = 8
+ *
+ * 1450.1.1 = { base_tax = 10 }
+ *
+ * And the following additions:
+ *
+ * add_core = DAN
+ * 1420.1.1 = { controller = REB }
+ * 1550.1.1 = { religion = protestant }
+ *
+ *
+ * After invoking this method, the original object would be updated to:
+ *
+ * add_core = SWE
+ * owner = SWE
+ * controller = SWE
+ * culture = swedish
+ * base_tax = 8
+ * add_core = DAN
+ *
+ * 1420.1.1 = { controller = REB }
+ * 1450.1.1 = { base_tax = 10 }
+ * 1550.1.1 = { religion = protestant }
+ *
+ */
+ ADD,
+
+ /**
+ * Merges the two history objects, overwriting any parts of existing object
+ * that the additions match. The final product is then sorted in the usual
+ * history order (first bare variables, then date objects in order).
+ * + * For example, take the object: + *
+ * add_core = SWE
+ * owner = SWE
+ * controller = SWE
+ * culture = swedish
+ * base_tax = 8
+ *
+ * 1450.1.1 = { base_tax = 10 }
+ *
+ * And the following additions:
+ *
+ * hre = no
+ * 1420.1.1 = { controller = REB }
+ * 1550.1.1 = { religion = protestant }
+ *
+ *
+ * After invoking this method, the original object would be updated to:
+ *
+ * add_core = SWE
+ * owner = SWE
+ * controller = SWE
+ * culture = swedish
+ * base_tax = 8
+ * hre = no
+ *
+ * 1420.1.1 = { controller = REB }
+ * 1450.1.1 = { base_tax = 10 }
+ * 1550.1.1 = { religion = protestant }
+ *
+ */
+ OVERWRITE,
+
+ /**
+ * Merges the two objects, overwriting any parts of the existing object
+ * that the additions match, except for ObjectVariables whose name is
+ * in the set of elements not to merge.
+ * + * For example, take the object: + *
+ * add_core = SWE
+ * owner = SWE
+ * controller = SWE
+ * culture = swedish
+ * base_tax = 8
+ *
+ * 1450.1.1 = { base_tax = 10 }
+ *
+ * And the following additions:
+ *
+ * add_core = DAN
+ * owner = DAN
+ * 1420.1.1 = { controller = REB }
+ * 1550.1.1 = { religion = protestant }
+ *
+ *
+ * Assuming {@link #initAutoMergeList} has been called with an EU4 data
+ * source, the value "owner" will be automatically merged (since it only
+ * ever appears once in the same block) but "add_core" will not.
+ * So after invoking this method, the original object would be updated to:
+ *
+ * add_core = SWE
+ * owner = DAN
+ * controller = SWE
+ * culture = swedish
+ * base_tax = 8
+ * add_core = DAN
+ *
+ * 1420.1.1 = { controller = REB }
+ * 1450.1.1 = { base_tax = 10 }
+ * 1550.1.1 = { religion = protestant }
+ *
+ * @see initAutoMergeList
+ */
+ AUTO,
+ DELETE
+ }
+
+ /**
+ * Stores all strings that we detect multiples of in province histories,
+ * so that when using automatic merge mode, we don't overwrite variables
+ * whose names are in the set.
+ * Stored canonically lower-case so we don't have to check equalsIgnoreCase()
+ * on each element, which defeats the purpose of using a set rather than a list.
+ */
+ private final Set