- Minor code cleanup

apps/openmw/mwrender/terrain.cpp

@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ namespace MWRender
                 std::map<uint16_t, int> indexes;
                 initTerrainTextures(&terrainData, cellX, cellY,
                                     x * numTextures, y * numTextures,
-                                    numTextures, indexes, land->plugin);
+                                    numTextures, indexes, land->mPlugin);
 
                 if (mTerrainGroup.getTerrain(terrainX, terrainY) == NULL)
                 {

apps/openmw/mwworld/cellstore.hpp

@@ -98,7 +98,10 @@ namespace MWWorld
   /// A list of container references. These references do not track their mRefnumber.
   /// Otherwise, taking 1 of 20 instances of an object would produce multiple objects
   /// with the same reference.
-  // TODO: Check how Morrowind does this! Maybe auto-generate references on drop.
+  /// Unfortunately, this also means that we need a different STL container.
+  ///  (cells use CellRefList, where refs can be located according to their refnumner,
+  ///   which uses a map; container items do not make use of the refnumber, so we
+  ///   can't use a map with refnumber keys.)
   template <typename X>
   struct ContainerRefList
   {

apps/openmw/mwworld/esmstore.cpp

@@ -28,8 +28,8 @@ void ESMStore::load(ESM::ESMReader &esm)
     ESM::Dialogue *dialogue = 0;
 
     // Cache parent esX files by tracking their indices in the global list of
-    //  all files/readers used by the engine. This will greaty help to accelerate
-    //  parsing of reference IDs.
+    //  all files/readers used by the engine. This will greaty accelerate
+    //  refnumber mangling, as required for handling moved references.
     int index = ~0;
     const ESM::ESMReader::MasterList &masters = esm.getMasters();
     std::vector<ESM::ESMReader> *allPlugins = esm.getGlobalReaderList();
@@ -122,7 +122,6 @@ void ESMStore::load(ESM::ESMReader &esm)
     cout << *it << " ";
   cout << endl;
   */
-    //setUp();
 }
 
 void ESMStore::setUp()

components/esm/esmreader.hpp

@@ -80,9 +80,9 @@ public:
   //  terrain palette, but ESMReader does not pass a reference to the correct plugin
   //  to the individual load() methods. This hack allows to pass this reference
   //  indirectly to the load() method.
-  int idx;
-  void setIndex(const int index) {idx = index; mCtx.index = index;}
-  const int getIndex() {return idx;}
+  int mIdx;
+  void setIndex(const int index) {mIdx = index; mCtx.index = index;}
+  const int getIndex() {return mIdx;}
   
   void setGlobalReaderList(std::vector<ESMReader> *list) {mGlobalReaderList = list;}
   std::vector<ESMReader> *getGlobalReaderList() {return mGlobalReaderList;}

components/esm/loadland.cpp

@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ Land::~Land()
 void Land::load(ESMReader &esm)
 {
     mEsm = &esm;
-    plugin = mEsm->getIndex();
+    mPlugin = mEsm->getIndex();
 
     // Get the grid location
     esm.getSubNameIs("INTV");

components/esm/loadland.hpp

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ struct Land
     int mFlags; // Only first four bits seem to be used, don't know what
     // they mean.
     int mX, mY; // Map coordinates.
-    int plugin; // Plugin index, used to reference the correct material palette.
+    int mPlugin; // Plugin index, used to reference the correct material palette.
 
     // File context. This allows the ESM reader to be 'reset' to this
     // location later when we are ready to load the full data set.