Objects no longer inherit from extra data class
"Controlled" harmful abstraction no longer exists
Introduced NiParticleModifier/NiParticleCollider abstractions
Extra data size reading moved into the base read() method
* http to https for supported urls
* http to https
* http to https
* http to https
* http to https
* http to https
* http to https
* http to https
* http tp https
* http to https
* http to https
* http to https
* http to https
* http to https
* http to https
* http to https
* http to https
* some url fixes
* http to https
This resolves the dependency mess, and makes things more readable.
The dependency tree for nif records now looks like this:
Record.hpp
--base.hpp
----controlled.hpp
----controller.hpp
----data.hpp
----effect.hpp
----extra.hpp
----node.hpp
Node.hpp has many extra dependencies because nifogre only includes it instead of each of these files.
That should be fixed.
Split NIFFile into two parts, NIFFile which is cached and is a container
for a parsed NIF, and NIFStream which is a class specialized for parsing
NIFs. This required a semi-sweeping change to make all record classes
accept a NIFStream instead of a NIFFile as an agurment to their read
functions.
Slice arrays use pre-allocated pointers whose memory is managed externally. This is
unnecessary and ultimately detrimental since it prevents any kind of data fixup
(e.g. little endian to big endian, p[adding handling), and it also makes it difficult
to use Ogre data streams.
This moves the index resolution into a separate post method instead of always
checking when access. As a result, it reduces the size of it down to the size
of a pointer, as opposed to 2 pointers + 1 int. The appropriate methods are
added to the various node types to make sure they're resolved.
Moving classes from components/misc into Misc namespace.
Note: Misc namespace introduced conflict with ESM::Misc and MWClass::Misc
classes, so both of them are renamed to ESM::Miscellaneous
and MWClass::Miscellaneous.
Signed-off-by: Lukasz Gromanowski <lgromanowski@gmail.com>
