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JournalDeBord/src/spec/FileParser.md

@@ -12,15 +12,15 @@ have the special objective of being really small.
 
 The file would use the .level file extension.
 
-The file could contain anything, the used data is enclosed in between an header and a parser.
+The file can contain anything, the used data is enclosed between a header and a footer.
-This could be used to add Music, images and other stuff in the level file for instance
+This could be used to add: musics, images and other stuff in the level file itself 
 
 Only one Header and One Footer should be present in the file.
 The parser will only read the first one it finds so to avoid problem, it is best practise to put the
 level data at the top of the file.
 
-- The HEADER will be defined by the characters 'S', 'M', 'S'
+- The HEADER will be defined by the succesion of the characters 'S', 'M' then 'S' 
-- The FOOTER will be defined by the characters 'S', 'M', 'E'
+- The FOOTER will be defined by the succesion of the characters 'S', 'M', then 'E'
 - The bytes in between are the level data
   - byte 1: Width of the map
   - byte 2: Height of the map
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ level data at the top of the file.
       - 4 last bits: height
     - next bytes -> Width * Height (+1 if Width * Height % 8 is not 0)
     - Position ( only for saved file )
-      - 'F' if the piece is in float state ( not placed)
+      - 'F' and 'L' on 2 bytes for floating positions when the piece is not placed
       - x and y on 2 bytes for position if the piece is placed
 
 ## Known Limitation

app/src/main/java/school_project/Parsers/BinaryParser.java

@@ -46,10 +46,7 @@ public class BinaryParser implements FileParser {
 
         ret = new Map(ExtractMapFromLevelData(level_data));
 
-        ret.addPiece(ExtractPiecesFromLevelData(level_data));
+        ret.addPiece(ExtractPiecesFromLevelData(level_data, saved_data));
-        
-        if(saved_data)
-            // TODO: 3/23/23 getSavedDat 
         
         fileStream.close();
         return ret;
@@ -108,18 +105,22 @@ public class BinaryParser implements FileParser {
 
     /**
      * Get Pieces out of the level data
+     *
      * @param levelData  full data of the level without header and footer
+     * @param saved_data
      * @return array of Piece from level data
      */
-    private static Piece[] ExtractPiecesFromLevelData(byte[] levelData) {
+    private static Piece[] ExtractPiecesFromLevelData(byte[] levelData, boolean saved_data) {
         byte map_width = levelData[0], map_height = levelData[1];
         byte piece_count = levelData[3 + map_width * map_height / 8 + (map_height * map_width % 8 != 0 ? 1 : 0)];
         Piece[] ret = new Piece[piece_count];
-        byte[] pieces_data = Arrays.copyOfRange(levelData, 4 + map_width * map_height / 8 + (map_height * map_width % 8 != 0 ? 1 : 0), levelData.length-1);
+        byte[] pieces_data = Arrays.copyOfRange(levelData, 4 + map_width * map_height / 8 + (map_height * map_width % 8 != 0 ? 1 : 0), levelData.length - 1);
         for (int piece_index = 0; piece_index < piece_count; piece_index++) {
+            // TODO: 3/24/23 BUG! this should not check every byte linearly like this... data are not next to each other...
             byte[] _piece_size = Bitwise.ByteToNible(pieces_data[piece_index]);
             byte _piece_width = _piece_size[0], _piece_height = _piece_size[1];
             byte[] _piece_data = Arrays.copyOfRange(pieces_data, piece_index + 1, 1 + _piece_width * _piece_height / 8 + (_piece_height * _piece_width % 8 != 0 ? 1 : 0));
+            byte[] _piece_save_data = Arrays.copyOfRange(pieces_data, )
             boolean[][] _piece_matrix = BuildMatrixFromBytes(_piece_width, _piece_height, _piece_data);
             ret[piece_index] = new Piece(_piece_matrix);
         }