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# Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct
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## Our Pledge
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MIT License
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Copyright (c) 2020 Thomas Cannon
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
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of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
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furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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spec.authors = ["Thomas Cannon"]
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spec.summary = %q{An Ink runtime for Ruby}
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module Fable
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class CallStack
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attr_accessor :threads, :thread_counter, :start_of_root
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def initialize(story_context_or_call_stack)
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if story_context_or_call_stack.is_a?(Story)
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start_of_root = Pointer.start_of(story_context_or_call_stack.root_content_container)
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reset!
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elsif story_context_or_call_stack.is_a?(CallStack)
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call_stack_to_copy = story_context_or_call_stack
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self.threads = []
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call_stack_to_copy.threads.each do |thread|
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self.threads << thread.copy
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end
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self.thread_container = call_stack_to_copy.thread_counter
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self.start_of_root = call_stack_to_copy.start_of_root
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end
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end
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def reset!
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new_thread = Thread.new
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new_thread.call_stack << Element.new(:tunnel, self.start_of_root)
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self.threads = [new_thread]
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self.thread_counter = 0
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end
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def elements
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call_stack
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end
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def depth
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elements.size
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end
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def current_element
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thread = threads.last
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thread.call_stack.last
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end
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def current_element_index
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end
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def current_thread
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threads.last
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end
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def current_thread=(value)
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if threads.size != 1
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raise StoryError, "Shouldn't be directly setting the current thread when we have a stack of them"
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end
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threads.clear
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threads << value
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end
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def can_pop_thread?
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threads.size > 1 && !element_is_evaluate_from_game?
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end
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def element_is_evaluate_from_game?
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current_element.type == PushPopType::TYPES[:function_evaluation_from_game]
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end
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def push(type, options = {external_evaluation_stack_height: 0, output_stream_length_when_pushed: 0})
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external_evaluation_stack_height = options[:external_evaluation_stack_height] || 0
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output_stream_length_when_pushed = options[:output_stream_length_when_pushed] || 0
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# When pushing to callstack, maintain the current content path, but jump
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# out of expressions by default
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element = Element.new(type, current_element.current_pointer, in_expression_evaluation: false)
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element.evaluation_stack_height_when_pushed = external_evaluation_stack_height
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element.function_start_in_output_stream = output_stream_length_when_pushed
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self.call_stack << element
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end
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def can_pop?(type = nil)
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return false if call_stack.size <= 1
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return true if type.nil?
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return current_element.type == type
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end
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def pop!(type=nil)
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if can_pop?(type)
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call_stack.pop
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else
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raise Error, "Mismatched push/pop in Callstack"
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end
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end
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# Get variable value, dereferencing a variable pointer if necessary
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def get_temporary_variable_with_name(name, context_index = -1)
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if context_index == -1
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context_index = current_element_index + 1
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end
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context_element = call_stack[context_index - 1]
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return context_element.temporary_variables[name]
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def set_temporary_variable(name, value, declare_new, context_index = -1)
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if context_index == -1
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context_index = current_element_index + 1
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context_element = call_stack[context_index - 1]
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if !declare_new && !context_element.temporary_variables.has_key?(name)
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raise Error, "Could not find temporary variable to set: #{name}"
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if context_element.temporary_variables.has_key?(name)
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old_value = context_element.temporary_variables[name]
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ListValue.retain_list_origins_for_assignment(old_value, value)
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context_element.temporary_variables[name] = value
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# Find the most appropriate context for this variable. Are we referencing
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# a temporary or global variable? Note that the compiler will have warned
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# us about possible conflicts, so anything that happens here should be safe
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def context_for_variable_named(name)
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# Current temporary context?
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# (Shouldn't attempt to access contexts higher in the callstack)
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if current_element.temporary_variables.has_key?(name)
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return current_element_index + 1
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# Global
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return 0
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end
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def thread_with_index(index)
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threads.find{|thread| thread.thread_index == index}
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def call_stack
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current_thread.call_stack
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def push_thread!
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new_thread = current_thread.copy
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self.thread_counter += 1
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self.threads << new_thread
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def fork_thread!
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forked_thread = current_thread.copy
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self.thread_counter += 1
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forked_thread.thread_index = self.thread_counter
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return forked_thread
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end
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def pop_thread!
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if can_pop_thread?
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threads.delete(current_thread)
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else
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raise Error, "Can't pop thread"
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def from_hash!(hash_to_use, story_context)
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self.threads = []
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hash_to_use["threads"].each do |thread_object|
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self.threads << Thread.new(thread_object, story_context)
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self.thread_counter = hash_to_use["threadCounter"]
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self.start_of_root = Pointer.start_of(story_context.root_content_container)
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def to_hash
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export = {}
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export["threads"] = []
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self.threads.each do |thread|
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export["threads"] << thread.to_hash
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export["threadCounter"] = self.thread_counter
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export
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def call_stack_trace
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result = StringIO.new
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self.threads.each_with_index do |thread, i|
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is_current_thread = thread == current_thread
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result << "=== THREAD #{i}/#{threads.count} #{'(current)' if is_current_thread }\n"
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thread.call_stack.each do |element|
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case element.type
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when :function
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result << " [FUNCTION] "
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when :tunnel
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result << " [TUNNEL] "
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pointer = element.current_pointer
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if !pointer.null_pointer?
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result << "<SOMEWHERE IN #{pointer.container.path.to_s}>\n"
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end
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result.rewind
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result.read
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class Element
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attr_accessor :current_pointer, :in_expression_evaluation,
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:temporary_variables, :type
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alias_method :in_expression_evaluation?, :in_expression_evaluation
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# When this callstack element is actually a function evaluation called
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# from the game, we need to keep track of when it was called so that
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attr_accessor :evaluation_stack_height_when_pushed
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# When functions are called, we trim whitespace from the start & end of
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# what they generate, so we make sure we know where the function's
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attr_accessor :function_start_in_output_stream
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def initialize(type, pointer, options = {in_expression_evaluation: false})
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self.current_pointer = pointer.dup
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self.in_expression_evaluation = options[:in_expression_evaluation]
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self.temporary_variables = {}
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self.function_start_in_output_stream = 0
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self.evaluation_stack_height_when_pushed = 0
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def copy
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copied_element = self.class.new(type, current_pointer, in_expression_evaluation: in_expression_evaluation)
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copied_element.temporary_variables = Serializer.convert_to_runtime_objects_hash(Serializer.convert_hash_of_runtime_objects(temporary_variables))
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copied_element.evaluation_stack_height_when_pushed = evaluation_stack_height_when_pushed
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copied_element.function_start_in_output_stream = function_start_in_output_stream
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class Thread
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attr_accessor :call_stack, :thread_index, :previous_pointer
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def initialize(*arguments)
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self.previous_pointer = Pointer.null_pointer
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if arguments.size == 0
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self.call_stack = []
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else
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self.initialize_with_thread_object_and_story_context(arguments[0], arguments[1])
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def initialize_with_thread_object_and_story_context(thread_object, story_context)
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self.call_stack = []
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self.thread_index = thread_object["threadIndex"]
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thread_object["callstack"].each do |element|
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type = PushPopType::TYPE_LOOKUP[element["type"]]
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pointer = Pointer.null_pointer
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current_container_path_string = element["cPath"]
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thread_pointer_result = story_context.content_at_path(Path.new(current_container_path_string))
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pointer.container = thread_pointer_result.container
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pointer.index = element["idx"]
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if thread_pointer_result.object.nil?
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raise Error, "When loading state, internal story location couldn't be found: #{current_container_path_string}. Has the story changed since this save data was created?"
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elsif thread_pointer_result.approximate?
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story_context.warning("When loading state, internal story location couldn't be found: #{current_container_path_string}, so it wa approximated to #{pointer.container.path.to_s} to recover. Has the story changed since this save data was created?")
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in_expression_evaluation = element["exp"]
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new_element = Element.new(type, pointer, in_expression_evaluation: in_expression_evaluation)
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if element["temp"]
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new_element.temporary_variables = Serializer.convert_to_runtime_objects_hash(element["temp"])
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new_element.temporary_variables = {}
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if thread_object["previousContentObject"]
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previous_path = Path.new(thread_object["previousContentObject"])
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self.previous_pointer = story_context.pointer_at_path(previous_path)
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def copy
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copied_thread = self.class.new
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copied_thread.thread_index = thread_index
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self.call_stack.each do |element|
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copied_thread.call_stack << element.copy
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copied_thread.previous_pointer = previous_pointer
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def to_hash
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export = {}
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export["callstack"] = []
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call_stack.each do |element|
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element_export = {}
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if !element.current_pointer.null_pointer?
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element_export["cPath"] = element.current_pointer.container.path.to_s
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element_export["idx"] = element.current_pointer.index
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element_export["exp"] = element.in_expression_evaluation?
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element_export["type"] = PushPopType::TYPES[element.type]
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if element.temporary_variables.any?
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element_export["temp"] = Serializer.convert_hash_of_runtime_objects(element.temporary_variables)
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export["threadIndex"] = thread_index
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if !previous_pointer.null_pointer?
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export["previousContentObject"] = self.previous_pointer.resolve!.path.to_s
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export
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