~~cl0ses #51~~
~~cl0ses #93~~
~~cl0ses #98~~
~~cl0ses #150~~
another change in this PR: the Deck and DeckNode classes now use manual memory management.
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/StreamGraph/StreamGraph/pulls/151
Co-authored-by: Lera Elvoé <yagich@poto.cafe>
Co-committed-by: Lera Elvoé <yagich@poto.cafe>
- node/port connections are now stored in the deck they belong to
- share the connections object between group instances for free syncing
- add compatibility code to allow loading decks made before this change
- disabled the ability to open multiple decks in the renderer for now since it'd cause problems when opening multiple decks and one of them is incompatible; to be redesigned later
closes#140
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/StreamGraph/StreamGraph/pulls/147
Co-authored-by: Lera Elvoé <yagich@poto.cafe>
Co-committed-by: Lera Elvoé <yagich@poto.cafe>
closes#97
when copying group nodes across decks (including in and out of groups), they become unique and completely independent copies of the original. this is done recursively, so in the case of copying:
- group X
- contained in Deck A
- has another group Z
into Deck B, group X will become group Y, group Z will become group W.
there is a rare bug that will sometimes cause the deck to save with no groups at all, which i haven't been able to hunt down and don't know how to replicate at the moment.
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/StreamGraph/StreamGraph/pulls/143
Co-authored-by: Lera Elvoé <yagich@poto.cafe>
Co-committed-by: Lera Elvoé <yagich@poto.cafe>
first part of addressing #59
every `Port` now has a `usage_type` field that indicates whether it can be used for triggers (eg. sending and receiving events), value requests, or both. `Deck` has an additional method to validate if a potential connection is legal, which checks for the following in order:
1. the source and target nodes are not the same node;
2. the port usage is valid (trigger to trigger, value to value, both to any);
3. the port types are compatible
4. the connection doesn't already exist
all node ports by default use the "both" usage, since that will be the most common use case (especially in cases where an input port can accept either a trigger and a value request but the output can only send one type), but it can be specified as an optional argument in `add_[input|output]_port()`
usage types are represented in the renderer by different port icons:
there is a reference implementation in the Compare Values and Twitch Chat Received nodes, since those were used as examples in #59. other nodes will be added as a separate PR later if this is merged, since behavior will vary greatly per node.
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/StreamGraph/StreamGraph/pulls/69
Co-authored-by: Lera Elvoé <yagich@poto.cafe>
Co-committed-by: Lera Elvoé <yagich@poto.cafe>
- moves the console to the new bottom dock
- adds a deck variables inspector to the bottom dock that allows adding, removing and editing variables of the currently open deck
- bottom dock can be opened with <kbd>N</kbd>
closes#33
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/Eroax/StreamGraph/pulls/44
Co-authored-by: Lera Elvoé <yagich@poto.cafe>
Co-committed-by: Lera Elvoé <yagich@poto.cafe>
when copying nodes, incoming and outgoing connections could be copied in such a way that they had (empty) entries in the outgoing/incoming connections dictionaries despite not being connected to anything
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/Eroax/StreamGraph/pulls/42
Co-authored-by: Lera Elvoé <yagich@poto.cafe>
Co-committed-by: Lera Elvoé <yagich@poto.cafe>
After months of work and over a hundred commits on this repo alone (not to mention the old, half-working repos on GitHub), StreamGraph is finally ready to be shown to the public, even if in an incomplete state.
This PR is a culmination of numerous design discussions, re-writes, and hours spent by both @Eroax and myself.
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/Eroax/StreamGraph/pulls/18
Co-authored-by: Lera Elvoé <yagich@poto.cafe>
Co-committed-by: Lera Elvoé <yagich@poto.cafe>
no longer using classes for every type. the type system has been greatly simplified, with the added bonus that it hooks directly into GraphEdit's slot type system. connections will still fail if the type conversion fails, which may be used by other renderers.
the type conversion map is straightforward to understand, and easy to extend should the need arise (hopefully it shouldn't).
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/Eroax/Re-DotDeck/pulls/8
Co-authored-by: Lera Elvoé <yagich@poto.cafe>
Co-committed-by: Lera Elvoé <yagich@poto.cafe>
