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Novel replacement for the implicit rank-chain relationships that vanilla WoW encoded by burying nextRank/prevRank pointers inside Spell.dbc with no explicit graph structure. Each WBAB entry is one long- duration class buff at one specific rank, with explicit edges to adjacent ranks via previousRankId and nextRankId fields. The graph-shaped data is novel among the 100+ catalog set: most catalogs have flat rows; WBAB is genuinely a graph where rows are nodes and the rank fields are edges. Both directions are stored explicitly so the spellbook UI's "upgrade to next rank" button can traverse without scanning the full table. Helper methods walkChainBack- ToRoot() returns the full chain root->tip for the rank- picker widget; findChainTip() returns the highest rank for auto-cast logic. Three preset emitters demonstrating the pattern: makeMage (Arcane Intellect ranks 1-4 with chain edges), makeDruid (Mark of the Wild ranks 1-5 with chain edges), makeRaidMax (6 max-rank standalone raid buffs — one per buffing class — with no chain edges to show the standalone case). Validator catches several rank-chain-specific bugs: self-referencing edges (entry.next == entry.id would create a 1-element cycle), missing referenced entries (next/prev pointing to non-existent ids), and most importantly back-edge symmetry — if A.nextRankId=B then B.previousRankId MUST equal A.buffId or the spellbook upgrade traversal will derail. Symmetric back-edge check is unique to graph-shaped catalogs. Also fixed a crash in --catalog-find where the recursive directory iterator threw on permission-denied subdirs (common when walking /tmp). Now uses the skip_permission_denied directory_options + per-step error_code clearing for defensive resumption. Format count 101 -> 102. CLI flag count 1134 -> 1139.
12 lines
230 B
C++
12 lines
230 B
C++
#pragma once
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namespace wowee {
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namespace editor {
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namespace cli {
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bool handleBuffBookCatalog(int& i, int argc, char** argv,
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int& outRc);
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} // namespace cli
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} // namespace editor
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} // namespace wowee
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