Printing a ruler was achieved by calling Con_FPrintf with the CBLF_RULER flag, however and it was unobvious what the other arguments should be, or how they would be interpreted. This routine is also variadic and typical usage when printing a ruler meant passing Con_FPrintf a zero-length format string and no substitution arguments, resulting in a build warning each time it used.
Replaced flag CBLF_RULER with the new public function Con_PrintRuler
CBLF_* consoleBufferLineFlags are now used solely with cbline_t objects
All console print routines now use a new set of CPF_* consolePrintFlags which are interpreted to CBLF_* flags when writing to the console buffer. Note that the logical use and value of the CPF_* flags are identical to the former values of the CBLF_* flags, so the net protocol is unaffected (the flags are transmitted when printing to a remote console).
Added by danij about 13 years ago
Added by danij about 13 years ago
Printing a ruler was achieved by calling Con_FPrintf with the CBLF_RULER
flag, however and it was unobvious what the other arguments should be,
or how they would be interpreted. This routine is also variadic and
typical usage when printing a ruler meant passing Con_FPrintf a zero-length
format string and no substitution arguments, resulting in a build
warning each time it used.
which are interpreted to CBLF_* flags when writing to the console buffer.
Note that the logical use and value of the CPF_* flags are identical to
the former values of the CBLF_* flags, so the net protocol is unaffected
(the flags are transmitted when printing to a remote console).