Module: Lich::GameBase

Defined in:

documented/games.rb

Overview

Namespace for game-agnostic formatting and processing shared by all game instances.

Defined Under Namespace

Modules: GameInstance, GameInstanceFactory, RoomFormatter, XMLCleaner Classes: Game, GameStreamDesyncError

Constant Summary

STREAM_DESYNC_ERRORS =

Ox error-callback messages that mean the fragment ended mid-token -- the only unambiguous truncation signal, since a complete line cannot end inside an open tag, attribute list, or quoted value. (In practice genuine truncation is an edge case: reads are newline-delimited via @socket.gets, Simu keeps each tag on one line, multi-line content is reassembled upstream by buffer_room_objs, and #4's tag_end guard keeps @active_tags balanced regardless. This is a backstop for a partial read at disconnect.)

Ox also fires the callback for Simu's routine almost-XML -- bare text and multiple top-level elements ('text not terminated', 'multiple top level elements'), nested quotes ('no attribute value'), unescaped ampersands ('Invalid special character sequence'), missing end tags ('Start End Mismatch: ... not closed') -- none of which match these patterns, so they stay tolerated. The message prefix matters: 'Unexpected Character: element not closed' (a start tag that never got its '>') is truncation, while the similarly worded 'Start End Mismatch: element ... not closed' (an element missing its end tag) is routine.

'attribute value not in quotes' is intentionally NOT here: it fires on a complete unquoted-attribute line (), so matching it false-resets a fully-parsed fragment. A truncated unquoted attr (<a x=y) still resets via 'attributes not terminated' / 'element not closed' below.

[
  /\ANot Terminated: attributes not terminated/,
  /\ANot Terminated: quoted value not terminated/,
  /\ANot Terminated: document not terminated/,
  /\AUnexpected Character: element not closed/
].freeze

NO_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE_ERROR =

Ox's signature when a tag scatters into valueless attributes: the settingsInfo space-not-found bug, or a same-quote inside a quoted value (e.g. title='Tsetem's Items'), where the inner quote ends the value early. (A genuinely valueless attribute, , reports the same thing, but the repairs leave it unchanged so no reparse happens.)

/\AUnexpected Character: no attribute value/