Parser Target and Binding Reference - Revision history

Sightglass: /* Enumeration Classes */ Disclaimer on source of information

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Enumeration Classes: Disclaimer on source of information

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	These can be found in the <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code> function here [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText], as they are put into the parsing engine with <code>engine.put(...)</code>.		These can be found in the <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code> function here [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText], as they are put into the parsing engine with <code>engine.put(...)</code>.

			This section is not found in the debug dialogue's parser submenu, and is instead manually written using UtilText.java as a reference.

	==== Items ====		==== Items ====

Sightglass: /* Enumeration Classes */ Tattoos section

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Enumeration Classes: Tattoos section

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 ''ITEM_EFFECT_TYPE_''
 [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/enchanting/ItemEffectType.java Item Effect Types]
 == Java Classes ==

Sightglass: /* Java Classes */

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Java Classes

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	== Java Classes ==		== Java Classes ==
	These enumerations are not defined by the game code, but are from Java libraries. They can be found in the same engine initialization as those in [#Enumeration_Classes] section.		These enumerations are not defined by the game code, but are from Java libraries. They can be found in the same engine initialization as those in [[#Enumeration_Classes]] section.
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	''RND''<br />		''RND''<br />

Sightglass: /* Java Classes */ Where to find in source code

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Java Classes: Where to find in source code

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	== Java Classes ==		== Java Classes ==
	These enumerations are not defined by the game code, but are from Java libraries.		These enumerations are not defined by the game code, but are from Java libraries. They can be found in the same engine initialization as those in [#Enumeration_Classes] section.
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	''RND''<br />		''RND''<br />

Sightglass: /* Enumeration Classes */ Source code reference

2024-05-29T17:00:01Z

Enumeration Classes: Source code reference

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	These parser targets use a prefixed name system for retrieving individual types. For example, <code>SE_</code> or <code>STATUS_EFFECT_</code> is the prefix for all status effects. This prepended to name of the enumeration value. For built-in ones, it's simply the value's name, which for example gives the full target <code>SE_VIXENS_VIRILITY</code> for the fertility pill's effect. For externalized or modded ones, this name uses the usual "authorname_filename" format. For example, the status effect defined in <code>res\statusEffects\innoxia\amazons_secret.xml</code> is targeted by <code>SE_innoxia_amazons_secret</code>.		These parser targets use a prefixed name system for retrieving individual types. For example, <code>SE_</code> or <code>STATUS_EFFECT_</code> is the prefix for all status effects. This prepended to name of the enumeration value. For built-in ones, it's simply the value's name, which for example gives the full target <code>SE_VIXENS_VIRILITY</code> for the fertility pill's effect. For externalized or modded ones, this name uses the usual "authorname_filename" format. For example, the status effect defined in <code>res\statusEffects\innoxia\amazons_secret.xml</code> is targeted by <code>SE_innoxia_amazons_secret</code>.

			These can be found in the <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code> function here [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText], as they are put into the parsing engine with <code>engine.put(...)</code>.

	==== Items ====		==== Items ====
	''WEAPON_''<br />		''WEAPON_''<br />

Sightglass: Add see also to command reference

2024-03-14T07:08:08Z

Add see also to command reference

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	[[Category:Modding Guides]][[Category:Reference]][[Category:Debug Menu]]		[[Category:Modding Guides]][[Category:Reference]][[Category:Debug Menu]]
	'''''This page is current for game version 0.4.9'''''		'''''This page is current for game version 0.4.9'''''

			''See also: [[Parser Command Reference]]''

	This page lists the valid targets and bindings for use in the game's parser. These expose various classes and objects, such as characters, body parts types, and the game state.		This page lists the valid targets and bindings for use in the game's parser. These expose various classes and objects, such as characters, body parts types, and the game state.

Sightglass: /* Enumeration Classes */ Fix github link going to specific state

2024-02-22T17:31:43Z

Enumeration Classes: Fix github link going to specific state

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	''EQUIP_CLOTHING_SETTING_'' \| ''ECS_''<br />		''EQUIP_CLOTHING_SETTING_'' \| ''ECS_''<br />
	[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/~~ed687f320265075ec5c365470265bbae046beeb4~~/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/EquipClothingSetting.java Settings].		[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/EquipClothingSetting.java Settings for what to equip onto a character].
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	''ITEM_EFFECT_TYPE_''		''ITEM_EFFECT_TYPE_''

Sightglass: Add category tags

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Add category tags

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			[[Category:Modding Guides]][[Category:Reference]][[Category:Debug Menu]]
	'''''This page is current for game version 0.4.9'''''		'''''This page is current for game version 0.4.9'''''

Sightglass: Clarifications of parser targets vs. bindings

2023-12-31T19:01:21Z

Clarifications of parser targets vs. bindings

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	'''''This page is current for game version 0.4.9'''''		'''''This page is current for game version 0.4.9'''''

	This page lists the valid targets for use in the game's parser. These expose various classes and objects, such as characters, body parts types, and the game state.		This page lists the valid targets and bindings for use in the game's parser. These expose various classes and objects, such as characters, body parts types, and the game state.

			Character targets are created as [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/ParserTarget.java ParserTarget] objects, and expose characters either present in the scene or important NPCs. These do not need to be preceded by a hash/pound; for example <code>[#pc.name]</code> and <code>[pc.name]</code> will both work.

			Parser bindings expose various classes, such as enumerations for item and body part types, core classes like the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/Game.java Game] class, and some Java classes. These DO need to be preceded by a hash/pound, so for example <code>[#game.isPubicHairEnabled()]</code> would work, but <code>[game.isPubicHairEnabled()]</code> gives a "command_unknown" error. Bindings are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText] initialized within <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code>, and ParserTargets are added to the parsing engine in the same function.

	== Character Targets ==		== Character Targets ==
	This section is created from the in-game dialogue from the debug menu. Updated for game version v0.4.9.~~<br />~~		This section is created from the in-game dialogue from the debug menu. Updated for game version v0.4.9.

	These terms are created as [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/ParserTarget.java ParserTarget] objects. Most target characters, either present in the scene or important NPCs. These do not need to be preceded by a hash/pound, for example <code>[#pc.name]</code> and <code>[pc.name]</code> will both work.		These terms are created as [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/ParserTarget.java ParserTarget] objects. Most target characters, either present in the scene or important NPCs. These do not need to be preceded by a hash/pound, for example <code>[#pc.name]</code> and <code>[pc.name]</code> will both work.
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	Parser ~~targets other than the ones listed in the "Character Targets" section~~ do not appear in the debug menu help dialog~~, but expose classes such as the game properties or sex management system~~. These targets are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText] initialized within <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code>. Last updated for game version 0.4.9.		Parser bindings do not appear in the debug menu help dialog. These targets are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText] initialized within <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code>. Last updated for game version 0.4.9.

Sightglass: /* Character Targets */ Explanation of target usage

2023-12-31T18:16:28Z

Character Targets: Explanation of target usage

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	== Character Targets ==		== Character Targets ==
	~~<blockquote>~~This section is created from the in-game dialogue from the debug menu. Updated for game version v0.4.9.</~~blockquote~~>''style'' \| ''game'' \| ''util''<br />		This section is created from the in-game dialogue from the debug menu. Updated for game version v0.4.9.<br />
			These terms are created as [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/ParserTarget.java ParserTarget] objects. Most target characters, either present in the scene or important NPCs. These do not need to be preceded by a hash/pound, for example <code>[#pc.name]</code> and <code>[pc.name]</code> will both work.
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			''style'' \| ''game'' \| ''util''<br />
	Returns the same as 'pc', but should be used for style methods such as style.bold or style.italics or conditional methods such as game.isArcaneStorm.		Returns the same as 'pc', but should be used for style methods such as style.bold or style.italics or conditional methods such as game.isArcaneStorm.
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