├── .github
└── workflows
│ └── gradle.yml
├── .gitignore
├── LICENSE.md
├── README.md
├── assets
├── config.toml
├── declareMap.json
└── predefine.h
├── build.gradle.kts
├── gradle.properties
├── gradle
└── wrapper
│ ├── gradle-wrapper.jar
│ └── gradle-wrapper.properties
├── gradlew
├── gradlew.bat
├── settings.gradle.kts
└── src
├── main
├── kotlin
│ └── com
│ │ └── liteldev
│ │ └── headeroutput
│ │ ├── HeaderGenerator.kt
│ │ ├── HeaderOutput.kt
│ │ ├── TypeManager.kt
│ │ ├── ast
│ │ └── template
│ │ │ ├── Nodes.kt
│ │ │ ├── ParseException.kt
│ │ │ └── Parser.kt
│ │ ├── config
│ │ ├── GeneratorConfig.kt
│ │ └── OutputConfig.kt
│ │ ├── data
│ │ ├── EnumType.kt
│ │ ├── MemberTypeData.kt
│ │ ├── TypeData.kt
│ │ └── VariableTypeData.kt
│ │ ├── entity
│ │ ├── BaseType.kt
│ │ ├── ClassType.kt
│ │ ├── EnumType.kt
│ │ ├── NamespaceType.kt
│ │ └── UnionType.kt
│ │ └── utils.kt
└── resources
│ └── log4j2.xml
└── test
└── kotlin
├── TestEnum.kt
├── TestTemplateAst.kt
└── main.kt
/.github/workflows/gradle.yml:
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1 | name: Java CI with Gradle
2 | env:
3 | JAR_SHA256: ''
4 | on:
5 | push:
6 | paths:
7 | - ".github/workflows/*.yml"
8 | - "**.kts"
9 | - "**.kt"
10 | - "**.java"
11 | pull_request:
12 | release:
13 | types:
14 | - created
15 | workflow_dispatch:
16 |
17 | jobs:
18 | build:
19 | runs-on: ubuntu-latest
20 | steps:
21 | - uses: actions/checkout@v3
22 | - name: Set up JDK 17
23 | uses: actions/setup-java@v3
24 | with:
25 | java-version: '17'
26 | distribution: 'temurin'
27 |
28 | - name: Build with Gradle
29 | uses: gradle/gradle-build-action@v2.4.2
30 | with:
31 | arguments: build
32 | - name: Upload a Build Artifact
33 | uses: actions/upload-artifact@v3.1.0
34 | with:
35 | path: build/libs
36 |
37 | upload-to-release:
38 | name: Upload to Release
39 | needs:
40 | - build
41 | runs-on: ubuntu-latest
42 | if: github.event_name == 'release'
43 | steps:
44 | - name: Checkout
45 | uses: actions/checkout@v3
46 | with:
47 | fetch-depth: 0
48 |
49 | - name: Get Version
50 | run: echo "VERSION=${{ github.ref_name }}" >> $GITHUB_ENV
51 |
52 | - name: Download Artifacts
53 | uses: actions/download-artifact@v3
54 |
55 | - name: Compute Artifacts SHA256
56 | run: |
57 | echo "JAR_SHA256=$(sha256sum artifact/HeaderOutput-${{ env.VERSION }}-all.jar | cut -d ' ' -f 1)" >> $GITHUB_ENV
58 | shell: bash
59 |
60 | - name: Upload Release Assets
61 | uses: softprops/action-gh-release@v1
62 | with:
63 | append_body: true
64 | files: |
65 | artifact/HeaderOutput-${{ env.VERSION }}-all.jar
66 | body: |
67 | ---
68 | | File | SHA256 |
69 | | :--------------------------------------------- | :-------------------- |
70 | | HeaderOutput-${{ env.VERSION }}-all.jar | ${{ env.JAR_SHA256 }} |
71 |
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/.gitignore:
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1 | .gradle
2 | **/build/
3 | !src/**/build/
4 |
5 | # Ignore Gradle GUI config
6 | gradle-app.setting
7 |
8 | # Avoid ignoring Gradle wrapper jar file (.jar files are usually ignored)
9 | !gradle-wrapper.jar
10 |
11 | # Avoid ignore Gradle wrappper properties
12 | !gradle-wrapper.properties
13 |
14 | # Cache of project
15 | .gradletasknamecache
16 |
17 | # Eclipse Gradle plugin generated files
18 | # Eclipse Core
19 | .project
20 | # JDT-specific (Eclipse Java Development Tools)
21 | .classpath
22 |
23 | # IDEA
24 | .idea
25 |
26 | # vscode
27 | .vscode
28 |
29 | bin
30 |
31 | # HeaderOutput files
32 | /header/
33 | /originalData*.json
34 | /config.toml
35 | /config.json
36 | /declareMap.json
37 | /.vs
38 |
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/README.md:
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1 | # HeaderOutput
2 |
3 | _part of LeviLamina Toolchain, to generate BDS header._
4 |
5 | ___
6 |
7 | #### Important Contributors
8 |
9 | |  |  |  |  |
10 | |:--------------------------------------------------------:|:--------------------------------------------------:|:----------------------------------------------------:|:---------------------------------------------------------:|
11 | | [@RimuruChan](https://github.com/RimuruChan) | [@OEOTYAN](https://github.com/OEOTYAN) | [@JasonZYT](https://github.com/Jasonzyt) | [@KawaiiNahida](https://github.com/KawaiiNahida) |
12 |
13 | ___
14 |
15 | Copyright [LiteLDev](https://github.com/LiteLDev), All Rights Reserved.
16 |
17 | _This project is licensed under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 license._
18 |
19 | This project has been archived since we have a new private header generation tool.
20 | ---
21 |
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/assets/config.toml:
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1 | [config]
2 | rootPath = "mc"
3 | enableRelativePath = false
4 |
5 | [replacement]
6 |
7 | regex = [
8 | { regex = "\\(void\\)", to = "()" },
9 | { regex = "(?", to = "DimensionType" },
23 | { regex = "Bedrock::Result<(.*), ?std::error_code>", to = "Bedrock::Result<$1>" },
24 | { regex = "Bedrock::Result<(.*), ?std::error_code>", to = "Bedrock::Result<$1>" },
25 | { regex = "gsl::not_null< ?class Bedrock::NonOwnerPointer<(.*?)> ?>", to = "Bedrock::NotNullNonOwnerPtr<$1>" },
26 | { regex = "Bedrock::Threading::ThreadLocalObject<(.*), *std::allocator< *\\1 *> *>", to = "Bedrock::Threading::ThreadLocalObject<$1>" },
27 |
28 | { regex = "class TypedServerNetId", to = "RecipeNetId" },
29 | { regex = "class TypedServerNetId", to = "CreativeItemNetId" },
30 | { regex = "class TypedRuntimeId", to = "ContainerRuntimeId" },
31 | { regex = "class TypedServerNetId", to = "ItemStackNetId" },
32 | { regex = "class TypedClientNetId", to = "ItemStackRequestId" },
33 | { regex = "class TypedClientNetId", to = "ItemStackLegacyRequestId" },
34 |
35 | { regex = "std::chrono::duration ?>", to = "std::chrono::nanoseconds" },
36 | { regex = "std::chrono::duration ?>", to = "std::chrono::microseconds" },
37 | { regex = "std::chrono::duration ?>", to = "std::chrono::milliseconds" },
38 | { regex = "std::chrono::duration ?>", to = "std::chrono::seconds" },
39 | { regex = "std::chrono::duration ?>", to = "std::chrono::minutes" },
40 | { regex = "std::chrono::time_point", to = "std::chrono::steady_clock::time_point" },
41 |
42 | { regex = "std::basic_string, ?class http_stl_allocator ?>", to = "http_wstring" },
43 | { regex = "std::basic_string, ?class http_stl_allocator ?>", to = "http_string" },
44 | { regex = "std::basic_([a-z]*?))?(, ?std::allocator ?)?>", to = "std::w$1" },
45 | { regex = "std::basic_([a-z]*?))?(, ?std::allocator ?)?>", to = "std::$1" },
46 | { regex = "std::basic_string_view ?>", to = "std::string_view" },
47 |
48 | { regex = "std::unordered_(.*?)map<(.*), *(.*), *std::hash< *\\2 *>, *std::equal_to< *\\2 *>, *std::allocator< *std::pair< *\\2 *const *, *\\3 *> *> *>", to = "std::unordered_$1map<$2,$3>" },
49 | { regex = "std::unordered_map<(.*), *(.*), *std::hash< *\\1 *>, *std::equal_to< *\\1 *>, *std::allocator< *std::pair< *\\1 *const *, *\\2 *> *> *>", to = "std::unordered_map<$1,$2>" },
50 | { regex = "std::(.*?)map<(.*), *(.*), *std::less< *\\2 *>, *std::allocator< *std::pair< *\\2 *const *, *\\3 *> *> *>", to = "std::$1map<$2,$3>" },
51 | { regex = "std::map<(.*), *(.*), *std::less< *\\1 *>, *std::allocator< *std::pair< *\\1 *const *, *\\2 *> *> *>", to = "std::map<$1,$2>" },
52 | { regex = "std::set<(.*), *std::less< *\\1 *>, *std::allocator< *\\1 *> *>", to = "std::set<$1>" },
53 | { regex = "std::unordered_set<(.*), *std::hash< *\\1 *>, *std::equal_to< *\\1 *>, *std::allocator< *\\1 *> *>", to = "std::unordered_set<$1>" },
54 | { regex = "std::set<(.*), *std::less< *\\1 *>, *std::allocator< *\\1 *> *>", to = "std::set<$1>" },
55 | { regex = "std::unordered_set<(.*), *std::hash< *\\1 *>, *std::equal_to< *\\1 *>, *std::allocator< *\\1 *> *>", to = "std::unordered_set<$1>" },
56 |
57 | { regex = "std::(\\w*)<(.*), *std::default_delete< *\\2 *> *>", to = "std::$1<$2>" },
58 | { regex = "std::(\\w*)<(.*), *std::allocator< *\\2 *> *>", to = "std::$1<$2>" },
59 | { regex = "std::(\\w*)<(.*), *std::allocator< *\\2 *> *>", to = "std::$1<$2>" },
60 | { regex = "gsl::span<(.*), *-1>", to = "gsl::span<$1>" },
61 | { regex = "gsl::span<(.*), *-1>", to = "gsl::span<$1>" },
62 |
63 | { regex = "entt::dense_map<(.*), *(.*), *std::hash< *\\1 *>, *std::equal_to< *\\1 *>, *std::allocator< *std::pair< *\\1 *const *, *\\2 *> *> *>", to = "entt::dense_map<$1,$2>" },
64 | { regex = "entt::dense_set<(.*), *std::hash< *\\1 *>, *std::equal_to< *\\1 *>, *std::allocator< *\\1 *> *>", to = "entt::dense_set<$1>" },
65 | { regex = "entt::basic_registry<(.*), *std::allocator< *\\1 *> *>", to = "entt::basic_registry<$1>" },
66 | { regex = "entt::basic_dispatcher ?>", to = "entt::dispatcher" },
67 |
68 | { regex = "std::map, std::allocator>>", to = "std::map>" },
69 | { regex = "std::set, std::allocator>", to = "std::set>" },
70 | { regex = "std::unordered_map<::Enchant::Slot, std::string, struct EnchantSlotEnumHasher, std::equal_to<::Enchant::Slot>, std::allocator>>", to = "std::unordered_map<::Enchant::Slot, std::string, struct EnchantSlotEnumHasher>" },
71 | { regex = "entt::dense_set, std::allocator>", to = "entt::dense_set" },
72 | ]
73 |
74 | [exclusion]
75 |
76 | regex = [
77 | "^$",
78 | "^.*\\(.*$",
79 | "^struct .*$",
80 | "^class .*$",
81 | ".*(@| |<).*",
82 | """^(?:std|gsl|entt|rapidjson|type_info|leveldb|asio|websocketpp|fmt|magic_enum|nonstd).*""",
83 | """^(?:NetherNet|webrtc|rtc|absl|cricket|dcsctp|sigslot|websocketpp|fmt|magic_enum).*""", # NetherNet
84 | "^unity_.*$", # preview
85 | "^Concurrency(?:::.*)*$", # microsft Concurrency, no usage. pplinterface.h
86 | "_WSABUF", # ws2def.h
87 | "addrinfo", # ws2def.h
88 | "^sockaddr.*$", # ws2def.h ws2ipdef.h
89 | "^.*_addr$", # inaddr.h in6addr.h
90 | "^_IP_ADAPTER_PREFIX_XP", # iptypes.h
91 | "^_iobuf", # corecrt_wstdio.h
92 | "^tm", # corecrt_wtime.h
93 | "^_Mbstatet", # corecrt.h
94 | "^HWND__", # DirectX
95 | "^_WINHTTP_WEB_SOCKET_BUFFER_TYPE", # winhttp.h
96 | "^__std_win_error", # xfilesystem_abi.h
97 | "^srtp_event_data_t", # libsrtp
98 | "^wspp_websocket_impl", # websocketpp?
99 | "^shared_ptr_cache", # websocketpp?
100 | "^static_string", # for mc
101 | "^.*VariantBuilder", # for mc
102 | "^ServerNetherNetConnector", # for mc
103 | ]
104 |
105 | [ignore]
106 |
107 | regex = []
108 |
109 | [sort]
110 | parent = [
111 | # { parent = "Actor", dst = "Actor" },
112 | # { parent = "ActorBlock", dst = "ActorBlock" },
113 | # { parent = "BehaviorDefinition", dst = "BehaviorDefinition" },
114 | # { parent = "Block", dst = "Block" },
115 | # { parent = "BlockActor", dst = "BlockActor" },
116 | # { parent = "BlockLegacy", dst = "BlockLegacy" },
117 | # { parent = "Item", dst = "Item" },
118 | # { parent = "Packet", dst = "Packet" },
119 | # { parent = "Command", dst = "Command" }
120 | ]
121 |
122 | regex = [
123 | # { regex = "^NetherNet::.*", dst = "network/nethernet", override = true },
124 | # { regex = "^webrtc.*", dst = "deps/webrtc", override = true },
125 | # { regex = "^rtc::webrtc_logging_impl::ToStringVal$", dst = "deps/webrtc", override = true },
126 | # { regex = "^absl.*", dst = "deps/webrtc/absl", override = true },
127 | # { regex = "^rtc.*", dst = "deps/webrtc/rtc", override = true },
128 | # { regex = "^cricket::.*ContentDescription", dst = "deps/webrtc/cricket/description", override = true },
129 | # { regex = "^cricket.*", dst = "deps/webrtc/cricket", override = true },
130 | # { regex = "^dcsctp.*", dst = "deps/webrtc/dcsctp", override = true },
131 | # { regex = "^sigslot.*", dst = "deps/webrtc/sigslot", override = true },
132 | { regex = ".*RakNet.*", dst = "deps/raknet", override = false },
133 | { regex = "OreUI::.*", dst = "client/gui/oreui", override = false },
134 | { regex = ".*DataStructures.*", dst = "deps/raknet/data_structures", override = false },
135 | { regex = "^Has.*Filter$", dst = "world/actor/selectors", override = false },
136 | { regex = "^CameraPresetsInternals::.*", dst = "world/actor/common", override = false },
137 | { regex = "^Crypto::Hash::.*", dst = "deps/crypto/hash", override = false },
138 | { regex = "^Crypto::Random::.*", dst = "deps/crypto/random", override = false },
139 | { regex = "^Crypto::Symmetric::.*", dst = "deps/crypto/symmetric", override = false },
140 | { regex = "^Crypto::Asymmetric::.*", dst = "deps/crypto/asymmetric", override = false },
141 | { regex = "^BlockGeometrySerializer::.*", dst = "world/level/block/utils", override = true },
142 | { regex = "^Crypto::.*", dst = "deps/crypto", override = false },
143 | { regex = "^AgentCommands::.*", dst = "world/actor/agent", override = true },
144 | { regex = ".*Packet$", dst = "network/packet", override = false },
145 | { regex = ".*PacketHandler.*$", dst = "network", override = false },
146 | { regex = "^mce::.*", dst = "deps/core/mce", override = false },
147 | { regex = "^ScriptModuleMinecraftServerUI.*", dst = "scripting/modules/minecraft_ui", override = false },
148 | { regex = "^ScriptModuleMinecraftServerAdmin.*", dst = "scripting/modules/minecraft_server_admin", override = false },
149 | { regex = "^ScriptModuleMinecraftNet.*", dst = "scripting/modules/minecraft_net", override = false },
150 | { regex = "^ScriptModuleMinecraft.*", dst = "scripting/modules/minecraft", override = false },
151 | { regex = "^ScriptModuleIdentity.*", dst = "scripting/modules/identity", override = false },
152 | { regex = "^Script.*GameTest.*", dst = "external/scripting/gametest", override = false },
153 | { regex = "^Scripting::QuickJS.*", dst = "external/scripting/quickjs", override = false },
154 | { regex = "^Script.*", dst = "external/scripting", override = false },
155 | { regex = "^[Ii]mgui.*", dst = "external/imgui", override = false },
156 | { regex = "^Core::.*", dst = "deps/core", override = false },
157 | { regex = "^Util::CodeBuilder.*", dst = "codebuilder/utils", override = false },
158 | { regex = "^CodeBuilder.*", dst = "codebuilder", override = false },
159 | { regex = "^Bedrock::PubSub::.*", dst = "deps/core/common/bedrock/pubsub", override = false },
160 | { regex = "^Bedrock::.*", dst = "deps/core/common/bedrock", override = false },
161 | { regex = "^BedrockLog::.*", dst = "deps/core/common/debug", override = false },
162 | { regex = "^BedrockBlock.*", dst = "world/level/block/utils", override = false },
163 | { regex = "VanillaComplexAliasBlockUtils.*", dst = "world/level/block/utils/updater", override = false },
164 | { regex = ".*VanillaBlock.*", dst = "world/level/block/utils", override = false },
165 | { regex = ".*Json.*", dst = "deps/json", override = false },
166 | { regex = "brstd.*", dst = "deps/brstd", override = false },
167 | { regex = "^Item.*", dst = "world/item/components", override = false },
168 | { regex = "^ComponentItem.*", dst = "world/item/components", override = false },
169 | { regex = ".*ItemComponent.*", dst = "world/item/components", override = false },
170 | { regex = ".*Block.*Component.*", dst = "world/level/block/components", override = false },
171 | { regex = "^AgentComponents::Actions::.*", dst = "entity/components/agent/actions", override = false },
172 | { regex = "^AgentComponents.*", dst = "entity/components/agent", override = false },
173 | { regex = "^RideableComponentHelpers::.*", dst = "entity/components", override = false },
174 | { regex = "^RepairableItem.*Versioning.*", dst = "world/item/components/repairable", override = true },
175 | { regex = "^DurabilityItem.*Versioning.*", dst = "world/item/components/durability", override = true },
176 | { regex = "^ArmorItem.*Versioning.*", dst = "world/item/components/armor", override = true },
177 | { regex = "^WearableItem.*Versioning.*", dst = "world/item/components/wearable", override = true },
178 | { regex = "^EquipItem.*Versioning.*", dst = "world/item/components/equip", override = true },
179 | { regex = "^Shareable.*Versioning.*", dst = "world/item/components/shareable", override = true },
180 | { regex = "^BlockSelectionBoxComponentDescriptor.*", dst = "world/level/block/components/selectionbox", override = true },
181 | { regex = "^BlockCollisionBoxComponentDescriptor.*", dst = "world/level/block/components/collisionbox", override = true },
182 | { regex = "^BlockQueuedTickingComponentDescriptor.*", dst = "world/level/block/components/queuedticking", override = true },
183 | { regex = ".*Item.*Versioning::.*", dst = "world/item/components", override = false },
184 | { regex = "^ExplorationMap.*", dst = "world/item/components", override = false },
185 | { regex = ".*Component$", dst = "world/components", override = false },
186 | { regex = ".*BlockActor$", dst = "world/level/block/actor", override = false },
187 | { regex = "^(?!.*::).*Block$", dst = "world/level/block", override = false },
188 | { regex = "^Block.*", dst = "world/level/block/utils", override = false },
189 | { regex = "^[Gg]ame[Tt]est.*", dst = "gametest/framework", override = false },
190 | { regex = ".*Event$", dst = "events", override = false },
191 | { regex = ".*Command$", dst = "server/commands", override = false },
192 | { regex = ".*websocket.*", dst = "websockets", override = false },
193 | { regex = "^Social::.*", dst = "client/social", override = false },
194 | { regex = "^persona.*", dst = "client/services/persona", override = false },
195 | { regex = "^PlayerCapabilities.*", dst = "config", override = false },
196 | { regex = ".*Container.*", dst = "world/containers", override = false },
197 | { regex = ".*[Nn]pc.*", dst = "world/actor/npc", override = false },
198 | { regex = "^Command.*Flag$", dst = "server/commands/flags", override = false },
199 | { regex = ".*Flag$", dst = "entity/flags", override = false },
200 | { regex = ".*Test$", dst = "world/filters", override = false },
201 | { regex = "Network.*", dst = "network", override = false },
202 | { regex = ".*NetworkSystem.*", dst = "network", override = false },
203 | { regex = "^UpdateBoundingBox.*", dst = "entity/systems/common/boundingbox", override = false },
204 | { regex = ".*System.*", dst = "entity/systems/common", override = false },
205 | { regex = "^Util::.*", dst = "deps/core/utility", override = false },
206 | { regex = "^Actor.*", dst = "entity/utilities", override = false },
207 | { regex = ".*Utility$", dst = "deps/core/utility", override = false },
208 | { regex = "^Level.*", dst = "world/level", override = false },
209 | { regex = "^Editor::Cursor::.*", dst = "server/editor/cursor", override = false },
210 | { regex = "^Editor::.*UI.*", dst = "server/editor/ui", override = false },
211 | { regex = "^Editor::.*Server.*", dst = "server/editor/server", override = false },
212 | { regex = "^Editor::.*", dst = "server/editor", override = false },
213 | { regex = ".*Command.*", dst = "server/commands", override = false },
214 | { regex = "^Automation.*", dst = "network", override = false },
215 | { regex = "^[Cc]ereal::internal.*", dst = "deps/cereal/internal", override = false },
216 | { regex = "^[Cc]ereal.*", dst = "deps/cereal", override = false },
217 | { regex = "^VanillaSurfaceBuilders.*", dst = "world/level/biome/surface", override = false },
218 | { regex = "^xbox.*", dst = "client/network", override = false },
219 | { regex = "^BiomeSourceUtil.*", dst = "world/level/biome", override = false },
220 | { regex = "^ClimateUtils.*", dst = "world/level/biome", override = false },
221 | { regex = "^ColumnUtils.*", dst = "world/level/levelgen/feature/helpers", override = false },
222 | { regex = "^CanyonFeatureUtils.*", dst = "world/level/levelgen/feature", override = false },
223 | { regex = "^CaveFeatureUtils.*", dst = "world/level/levelgen/feature", override = false },
224 | { regex = "^BlendingDataFactoryUtil.*", dst = "world/level/storage", override = false },
225 | { regex = "^Puv.*", dst = "deps/puv", override = false },
226 | { regex = "^Puv::v1_20_50.*", dst = "deps/puv/v1_20_50", override = true },
227 | { regex = "^Puv::v1_20_60.*", dst = "deps/puv/v1_20_60", override = true },
228 | { regex = "^Puv::v1_20_80.*", dst = "deps/puv/v1_20_80", override = true },
229 | { regex = "^snappy.*", dst = "deps/snappy", override = false },
230 | { regex = "^VolumeInstanceData.*", dst = "volume", override = false },
231 | { regex = "^VanillaStates.*", dst = "world/level/block/utils", override = false },
232 | { regex = "^TreeHelper.*", dst = "world/level/levelgen/feature/helpers", override = false },
233 | { regex = "^SplitBlockUtils.*", dst = "world/level/block/utils", override = false },
234 | { regex = ".*BlockState.*", dst = "world/level/block/states", override = false },
235 | { regex = "^Sculk.*", dst = "world/level/block/utils", override = false },
236 | { regex = "^PackCapabilities.*", dst = "resources", override = false },
237 | { regex = "^Resource.*", dst = "resources", override = false },
238 | { regex = "^GameLightingChecker.*", dst = "world/level/chunk", override = false },
239 | { regex = "^ExpressionNodeSerializer.*", dst = "util", override = false },
240 | { regex = "^DripstoneUtils.*", dst = "world/level/levelgen/feature/helpers", override = false },
241 | { regex = "^DebugUtils.*", dst = "deps/core/common/debug", override = false },
242 | { regex = "^Concurrency.*", dst = "deps", override = false },
243 | { regex = "^Common.*", dst = "common", override = false },
244 | { regex = "^HC.*", dst = "network", override = false },
245 | { regex = "^http.*", dst = "network", override = false },
246 | { regex = "^Web.*", dst = "network", override = false },
247 | { regex = "^Legacy.*", dst = "deps/core/resource", override = false },
248 | { regex = ".*span.*", dst = "deps/core/utility", override = false },
249 | { regex = "^Entity.*", dst = "entity", override = false },
250 | { regex = "^Service.*", dst = "services", override = false },
251 | { regex = ".*Net.*", dst = "network", override = false },
252 | { regex = ".*_TP_.*", dst = "network", override = false },
253 | { regex = ".*Async.*", dst = "network", override = false },
254 | { regex = ".*Event.*", dst = "world/events", override = false },
255 | { regex = ".*[Oo]ptional.*", dst = "common/wrapper", override = false },
256 | { regex = ".*Ptr.*", dst = "common/wrapper", override = false },
257 | { regex = ".*_ptr$", dst = "common/wrapper", override = false },
258 | { regex = ".*Ref.*", dst = "common/wrapper", override = false },
259 | { regex = ".*Result.*", dst = "common/wrapper", override = false },
260 | { regex = ".*Trim.*", dst = "world/trim", override = false },
261 | { regex = ".*Achievement.*", dst = "client/achievements", override = false },
262 | { regex = ".*Biome.*", dst = "world/level/biome", override = false },
263 | { regex = ".*Chunk.*", dst = "world/level/chunk", override = false },
264 | { regex = ".*External.*", dst = "world/level", override = false },
265 | { regex = ".*Player.*", dst = "world/actor/player", override = false },
266 | { regex = "^VanillaActor.*", dst = "world/actor", override = false },
267 | { regex = ".*GameMode.*", dst = "world/gamemode", override = false },
268 | { regex = "^Pack.*", dst = "resources", override = false },
269 | { regex = "^StructurePool.*", dst = "world/level/levelgen/structure/structurepools", override = false },
270 | { regex = ".*Structure.*", dst = "world/level/levelgen/structure", override = false },
271 | { regex = ".*Dimension.*", dst = "world/level/dimension", override = false },
272 | { regex = ".*GameVersion.*", dst = "resources", override = false },
273 | { regex = ".*Goal.*", dst = "world/actor/ai/goal", override = false },
274 | { regex = ".*Block.*", dst = "world/level/block/utils", override = false },
275 | { regex = ".*Util.*", dst = "util", override = false },
276 | { regex = ".*Actor.*", dst = "world/actor/components", override = false },
277 | { regex = ".*Generator.*", dst = "world/level/levelgen", override = false },
278 | { regex = ".*TerrainAdjustment.*", dst = "world/level/levelgen/adjustment", override = false },
279 | { regex = "^br::.*", dst = "world/level/levelgen", override = false },
280 | { regex = "^sim::.*", dst = "server/sim", override = false },
281 | { regex = ".*Tree.*", dst = "world/level/levelgen/feature/helpers", override = false },
282 | { regex = "^JS[A-Z].*", dst = "external/scripting", override = false },
283 | { regex = "^rapidjson.*", dst = "external/rapidjson", override = false },
284 | { regex = "^glm.*", dst = "external/glm", override = false },
285 | { regex = "^MicroProfile.*", dst = "external/microprofile", override = false },
286 | { regex = "^moodycamel.*", dst = "external/concurrentqueue", override = false },
287 | { regex = "^Im[A-Z].*", dst = "external/imgui", override = false },
288 | { regex = "^OS::.*", dst = "external/lib_http_client", override = false },
289 | { regex = "^cg::.*", dst = "deps/core_graphics/common", override = false },
290 | { regex = "^SFAT::.*", dst = "external/sfat", override = false },
291 | { regex = "^qrcodegen::.*", dst = "external/qrcodegen", override = false },
292 | { regex = "^storeSearch::.*", dst = "client/store", override = false },
293 | { regex = "^SFAT::.*", dst = "external/sfat", override = false },
294 | { regex = "^ClientBlobCache::.*", dst = "server/blob_cache", override = false },
295 | { regex = "^Molang.*", dst = "util/molang", override = false },
296 | { regex = "^TextureSetHelpers::.*", dst = "util", override = false },
297 | { regex = "^ValueProviders::.*", dst = "util", override = false },
298 | { regex = ".*OperationNode.*", dst = "world/level/newbiome", override = false },
299 | { regex = "^MobMovement.*", dst = "entity/systems/movement", override = false },
300 | { regex = "^PositionTrackingDB::.*", dst = "world/level", override = false },
301 | { regex = "^FeatureLoading::.*", dst = "world/level/levelgen/feature", override = false },
302 | { regex = "^.*Feature.*", dst = "world/level/levelgen/feature", override = false },
303 | { regex = "^librarySearch::.*", dst = "common", override = false },
304 | { regex = ".*GameplayHandler.*", dst = "gameplayhandlers", override = false },
305 | { regex = "^Realms.*", dst = "client/network/realms", override = false },
306 | { regex = ".*Transformation.*", dst = "world/level/biome/components", override = false },
307 | { regex = ".*_st$", dst = "external/openssl", override = false },
308 | { regex = "^I[A-Z].*", dst = "common", override = false },
309 | { regex = "^ScriptModuleMinecraftDebugUtilities::.*", dst = "scripting/modules/minecraft/debug", override = true },
310 | { regex = "^BlockEvents::.*", dst = "world/level/block/events", override = true },
311 | ]
312 |
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1 | #pragma once
2 |
3 | #pragma warning(disable : 4099) // for MOJANG : type name first seen using 'class' now seen using 'struct'
4 | #pragma warning(disable : 4201) // for MOJANG : nonstandard extension used : nameless struct/union
5 |
6 | #define MCAPI __declspec(dllimport)
7 | #define MCVAPI MCAPI
8 |
9 | #define MCTAPI \
10 | template <> \
11 | MCAPI
12 |
13 | #include // STL general algorithms
14 | #include // STL array container
15 | #include // STL bitset container
16 | #include // Character handling functions
17 | #include // C Error codes
18 | #include // C++11 Time library
19 | #include // C localization library
20 | #include // Common mathematics functions
21 | #include // Complex number type
22 | #include // C Standard Input/Output library
23 | #include // C Standard General Utilities Library
24 | #include // C string handling
25 | #include // C Time library
26 | #include // Wide character type
27 | #include // Wide character classification
28 | #include // STL double ended queue container
29 | #include // Exception handling classes
30 | #include // STL forward list container
31 | #include // File stream classes
32 | #include // STL Function objects
33 | #include // Input/Output manipulators
34 | #include // Base input/output stream classes
35 | #include // Input/Output forward declarations
36 | #include // Standard Input/Output stream objects
37 | #include // Basic input stream classes
38 | #include // Numeric limits
39 | #include // STL linear list container
40 | #include