big bug squash (#261)

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bryanthaboi
2026-07-26 13:38:52 -04:00
committed by GitHub
parent a8936e79d6
commit f7695308b7
72 changed files with 7375 additions and 372 deletions
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@@ -31,7 +31,12 @@ local function indexOf(list, value)
end
local function levelForWire(v)
return v == ANY and nil or v
-- ANY ("use each mon's real level") goes on the wire as nil (no forced
-- level). An explicit guard, not `v == ANY and nil or v`: that idiom's
-- true branch is nil, so it falls through to `or v` and returned the
-- literal "ANY" string, which then crashed math.floor in unpackMon (#204).
if v == ANY then return nil end
return v
end
local function forceLevelLabel(v)
@@ -493,6 +498,14 @@ function LinkState:updateTrade(input)
if t.stage == "done" then
local sent = t.party[t.myPick]
local received, evoTo = t:apply(self.game)
-- Autosave the instant the swap commits into game.save.party, matching the
-- Cable Club: pokered engine/link/cable_club.asm calls SaveSAVtoSRAM
-- (engine/menus/save.asm) right after every trade so the trade is on the
-- cartridge before the animation runs. Without this the received mon
-- lives only in memory until a manual START-menu save, so a force-quit
-- would lose it and a reset would clone the sent mon (#222). Guarded so
-- headless LinkBattle-style fake games with no writeSave are unaffected.
if self.game.writeSave then self.game:writeSave() end
local name = received.nickname or self.game.data.pokemon[received.species].name
Runtime.emit("link.ended", { reason = "done" })
self.net:close()
@@ -510,7 +523,13 @@ function LinkState:updateTrade(input)
("Trade completed!\f%s received\n%s!"):format(game.save.player.name, name),
function()
if evoTo then
require("src.pokemon.Evolution").evolve(game, received, evoTo)
-- via="TRADE": a trade evolution cannot be B-cancelled
-- (pokered LINK_STATE_TRADING skips the flash B-poll) (#213).
-- Re-save once the evolution movie finishes so the evolved
-- species (not the pre-evo landed by t:apply) is what persists,
-- keeping disk in step with the autosave above (#222).
require("src.pokemon.Evolution").evolve(game, received, evoTo,
function() if game.writeSave then game:writeSave() end end, "TRADE")
end
end))
end,
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@@ -43,7 +43,12 @@ Protocol.plainCopy = plainCopy
-- serialize a mon instance for the wire (plain data only). ppUps rides
-- along because the real cable transmitted it and its absence silently
-- capped a PP-Upped move at base PP on the receiving side.
-- capped a PP-Upped move at base PP on the receiving side. ot/otId ride
-- along too: pokered's trade sends the whole party block including each
-- mon's OT ID (party_struct MON_OTID) and the OT-names block (wPartyMonOT),
-- and the receiver keeps them verbatim -- a differing OT/ID is what marks a
-- mon as traded (boosted EXP, high-level disobedience). Omitting them made
-- a received mon show the receiver as its OT (#215).
function Protocol.packMon(mon)
local moves = {}
for _, mv in ipairs(mon.moves) do
@@ -59,6 +64,8 @@ function Protocol.packMon(mon)
dvs = mon.dvs,
statExp = mon.statExp,
moves = moves,
ot = mon.ot,
otId = mon.otId,
extra = plainCopy(mon.extra),
}
end
@@ -71,6 +78,14 @@ function Protocol.unpackMon(data, packed, opts)
local Stats = require("src.pokemon.Stats")
local Growth = require("src.pokemon.Growth")
local strict = opts and opts.strict
-- forceLevel comes from an "auto-level" ruling. The picker's ANY choice
-- ("use each mon's real level", Gen1's only mode) is a string sentinel on
-- the LinkState/Tournament side (see levelForWire) that must mean "no
-- forced level" here. Coerce once so a non-numeric level string -- the ANY
-- sentinel, an old peer, or a mod (#204) -- can never reach math.floor
-- below: tonumber("ANY") == nil, i.e. keep the packed real level, while
-- tonumber(50)/tonumber("50") both give 50.
local forceLevel = opts and tonumber(opts.forceLevel) or nil
local def = data.pokemon[packed.species]
if not def then
if strict then return nil, "unknown POKéMON" end
@@ -81,8 +96,8 @@ function Protocol.unpackMon(data, packed, opts)
-- ignored and everyone rebuilds at the same fixed level instead, so a
-- Lv12 and a Lv100 party can battle on equal footing. Both sides pass
-- the identical forceLevel for a given match, so this stays symmetric.
if opts and opts.forceLevel then
level = math.max(2, math.min(100, math.floor(opts.forceLevel)))
if forceLevel then
level = math.max(2, math.min(100, math.floor(forceLevel)))
end
local dvs = {}
for _, k in ipairs({ "hp", "attack", "defense", "speed", "special" }) do
@@ -115,10 +130,19 @@ function Protocol.unpackMon(data, packed, opts)
-- current HP/status (a different level's numbers, possibly mid-fight)
-- isn't meaningful anymore -- auto-level starts everyone full and fresh,
-- same as a standardized tournament format would
local forced = opts and opts.forceLevel
local forced = forceLevel
local hp = forced and stats.hp
or math.max(0, math.min(stats.hp, math.floor(packed.hp or stats.hp)))
local status = forced and nil or packed.status
-- preserve the sender's original-trainer identity (party_struct MON_OTID +
-- wPartyMonOT on a real cable), clamped/typed like every other field so a
-- tampered packet can't inject a bad ID or a huge name. Left nil when the
-- packet omits them (a v1/old peer) -- no worse than before for that legacy
-- path, and once ot is set the load-time stampOT backfill (mon.ot or ...)
-- becomes a no-op so the sender's identity survives save/reload (#215).
local otId = packed.otId
and math.max(0, math.min(65535, math.floor(packed.otId))) or nil
local ot = type(packed.ot) == "string" and packed.ot:sub(1, 10) or nil
return {
species = packed.species,
level = level,
@@ -129,6 +153,8 @@ function Protocol.unpackMon(data, packed, opts)
hp = hp,
status = status,
nickname = packed.nickname,
ot = ot,
otId = otId,
moves = moves,
-- a namespace whose mod this install lacks survives untouched, so the
-- mon keeps it for the trip home
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@@ -57,7 +57,12 @@ local function levelLabel(v)
end
local function levelForWire(v)
return v == ANY and nil or v
-- ANY ("use each mon's real level") goes on the wire as nil (no forced
-- level). An explicit guard, not `v == ANY and nil or v`: that idiom's
-- true branch is nil, so it falls through to `or v` and returned the
-- literal "ANY" string, which then crashed math.floor in unpackMon (#204).
if v == ANY then return nil end
return v
end
local function forceLevelLabel(v)