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[expwnent]

If you're trying to compile it you might need pthreads. I don't really know the details about stonesense so I'm not sure.

[Nopenope]

Is it possible to get dfhack working with stonesense under linux? Stonesense doesn't seem to be included in the linux build, so I tried to compile it myself, but I don't get further than "Could NOT find Threads (missing:  Threads_FOUND)".

When compiling dfhack, make sure to run "ccmake .." before running make install, so you can toggle what you want to build, you'll see there's a stonesense include option.

[expwnent]

Oh, and delete all the CMake things like CMakeCache if you've been installing things. I couldn't figure out why it wasn't recognizing a prerequisite for hours my first time because the CMakeCache had wrong things in it from the first compile attempt. This is very rarely the problem but it might fix it I guess.

[hagbard]

If you're trying to compile it you might need pthreads. I don't really know the details about stonesense so I'm not sure.

When compiling dfhack, make sure to run "ccmake .." before running make install, so you can toggle what you want to build, you'll see there's a stonesense include option.

Oh, and delete all the CMake things like CMakeCache if you've been installing things. I couldn't figure out why it wasn't recognizing a prerequisite for hours my first time because the CMakeCache had wrong things in it from the first compile attempt. This is very rarely the problem but it might fix it I guess.

Thanks for the replies. I finally managed to force that thing through the compiler. Cmake worked after taking care of this, this, and that. For stonesense this was needed. Also a bunch of undocumented dependencies. In short: It was a mayor PITA to get it working, but now it works: Stonesense natively under linux, yeah.

[Nopenope]

It may be a good idea to list said undocumented dependencies so hopefully this can be corrected in the building manual.

[aiseant]

The box option for building things seems broken now (I tried for walls and floors, with different materials)

[Eric Blank]

Would anybody be able to provide a non-7zip file mirror, like a normal .zip file? Need admin rights to install 7zip, or anything, on public computers.

[Euius]

Using M)ark all in the trade window will double count any item in bins because it marks both the bin and the item itself for trading.  So long as no manual unmarking of an item in a bin is done, this will trade at that double value.  Normal operation would only mark the bin, not it's contents

This bug is present in the current 0.40.13-r1 release.  I know it's in falconne's autotrade plugin, but seeing as that plugin is in the dfhack release package, posting it here.

[LeoCean]

Did you try that save in regular dwarf fortress without dfhack?

[lethosor]

The [M]ark all feature is implemented in autotrade (a DFHack plugin), so the problem can't occur without DFHack.
Euius, could you upload a save for testing purposes?

[salithus]

The [M]ark all feature is implemented in autotrade (a DFHack plugin), so the problem can't occur without DFHack.
Euius, could you upload a save for testing purposes?

I can put up a save if needed too - I noticed this but forgot to follow up on it.

[PeridexisErrant]

I'm trying to script exporting all site maps from legends mode, and I'm at a dead end.   Can anyone help?

From the lua interpreter at main legends screen, "for k,v in pairs(vs.sites) do print(k); end" will print "0 \n 1 \n 2 \n..." for the number of sites in that world. 

dfhack.gui.getCurViewscreen() returns "legends" for both the main screen, and also the site maps screen. 

"'LEGENDS_EXPORT_MAP'" is the key for both the world map or whatever site map is selected, and I've confirmed this by changing the binding. 

Any ideas?  My current code - based on exportlegends - is below.

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-- Export everything from legends mode
-- use "exportlegends maps" for detailed maps, or "exportlegends all" to also export legends

gui = require 'gui'

local args = {...}
local vs = dfhack.gui.getCurViewscreen()
local i = 1

local MAPS = {
    "Standard biome+site map",
    "Elevations including lake and ocean floors",
    "Elevations respecting water level",
    "Biome",
    "Hydrosphere",
    "Temperature",
    "Rainfall",
    "Drainage",
    "Savagery",
    "Volcanism",
    "Current vegetation",
    "Evil",
    "Salinity",
    "Structures/fields/roads/etc.",
    "Trade",
    "Nobility and Holdings",
    "Diplomacy",
}

-- export information and XML ('p, x')
function export_legends_info()
    print('    Exporting:  world map/gen info')
    gui.simulateInput(vs, 'LEGENDS_EXPORT_MAP')
    print('    Exporting:  legends xml')
    gui.simulateInput(vs, 'LEGENDS_EXPORT_XML')
end

-- presses 'd' for detailed maps
function wait_for_legends_vs()
    vs = dfhack.gui.getCurViewscreen()
    if i <= #MAPS then
        if df.viewscreen_legendsst:is_instance(vs) then
            gui.simulateInput(vs, 'LEGENDS_EXPORT_DETAILED_MAP')
            dfhack.timeout(10,'frames',wait_for_export_maps_vs)
        else
            dfhack.timeout(10,'frames',wait_for_legends_vs)
        end
    end
end

-- selects detailed map and export it
function wait_for_export_maps_vs()
    vs = dfhack.gui.getCurViewscreen()
    if dfhack.gui.getCurFocus() == "export_graphical_map" then
        vs.sel_idx = i
        print('    Exporting:  '..MAPS[i]..' map')
        gui.simulateInput(vs, 'SELECT')
        i = i + 1
        dfhack.timeout(10,'frames',wait_for_legends_vs)
    else
        dfhack.timeout(10,'frames',wait_for_export_maps_vs)
    end
end

-- export site maps
function export_site_maps()
    vs = dfhack.gui.getCurViewscreen()
    -- not sure what selector is...
    for k, v in pairs(vs.sites) do -- enumerates sites
    end
    print('    Attempting to export site maps...')
    -- site maps use the same key as the world tile map (default 'p')
    gui.simulateInput(vs, 'LEGENDS_EXPORT_MAP') --what should context be???
end

-- main()
if dfhack.gui.getCurFocus() == "legends" then
    if args[1] == "all" then
        export_legends_info()
        wait_for_legends_vs()
        --export_site_maps()
    elseif args[1] == "info" then
        wait_for_legends_vs()
    elseif args[1] == "maps" then
        wait_for_legends_vs()
    elseif args[1] == "sites" then
        export_site_maps()
    else dfhack.printerr('Valid arguments are "all", "info", "maps" or "sites"')
    end
else
    dfhack.printerr('Not in main legends view')
end


[Putnam]

If you actually want to see the site structure whatsits, you want to print v ("value"), not k ("key"). Or you could just use printall, which gets me this:

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0                        = userdata: 00000002
1                        = userdata: 00000003
2                        = userdata: 00000004
3                        = userdata: 00000005
4                        = userdata: 00000006
5                        = userdata: 00000007
6                        = userdata: 00000008
7                        = userdata: 00000009
8                        = userdata: 0000000A
9                        = userdata: 0000000B
10                       = userdata: 0000000C
11                       = userdata: 0000000D
12                       = userdata: 0000000E
13                       = userdata: 0000000F
14                       = userdata: 00000010
15                       = userdata: 00000011
16                       = userdata: 00000012
As you can see, sites are simply userdata to Lua (which I guess means the XML for them hasn't been filled out satisfactorily), so can't nothing be done with 'em.

The simplest way to do this is to tell the user to go into the sites screen, make them highlight the top one and then... press LEGENDS_EXPORT_MAP then down #vs.sites times:

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for i=1,#vs.sites do
    gui.simulateInput(vs, 'LEGENDS_EXPORT_MAP')
    --I don't know what "down" is, so just put that here
end


[PeridexisErrant]

Awesome, I've got it working *if* you start at the top of the sites screen. 

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function export_site_maps()
    vs = dfhack.gui.getCurViewscreen()
    print('    Attempting to export site maps...')
    -- get to sites screen before the next bit
    for i=1,#vs.sites do
        gui.simulateInput(vs, 'LEGENDS_EXPORT_MAP')
        gui.simulateInput(vs, 'STANDARDSCROLL_DOWN')
    end
end

Now if I can just script the bit where you get to the sites screen...

[Putnam]

You might want to make vs local ("local vs =" instead of just "vs =") there, since it's in a function and all. Just good practice in programming.