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## Why Delta world saves re-serialize an entity only when it has been marked dirty. An audit of the generated classes found three ways serialized state changes without a mark; this PR closes the ones that do not need a new generator package. ## What - **Custom `[SerializableProperty]` setters mark dirty.** Twelve hand-written setters assigned their backing field without `this.MarkDirty()`. `PlagueBeastLord.OpenedBy` was an auto-property carrying the attribute with no backing field at all; it is now a generated field with the same name, order and command-property exposure. - **Generated sub-objects are linked to their owner.** Without a `[DirtyTrackingEntity]` member the generator emits setters that mark nothing. Eight entity-owned sub-objects now carry the link and receive the owner through the constructor the generator calls: `BOBFilter` (owner is `IEntity`: a `PlayerMobile` or a `BulkOrderBook`), `BOBLargeSubEntry`, `PuzzleChestSolution` and `PuzzleChestSolutionAndTime`, `TalismanAttribute` (the random factories now take the talisman), `VendorItem`, `PlayerBBMessage`, `RaffleEntry`, `ShardPollOption`. Migration schemas were regenerated with the pinned tool; the only change is the value rule argument becoming `DeserializationRequiresParent`. - **BaseVendor uses the generator; restock amounts are no longer persisted.** The only state it wrote was which buy entries had grown restock amounts, packed by index into the live `SBInfos` tables. Restock is transient now and rebuilds on load; version 1 records are read and discarded through the legacy path. Every vendor subclass now serializes through a generated chain. ## Generator 4.1.0 This PR adopts SerializationGenerator 4.1.0 (modernuo/SerializationGenerator#55): SG3019/SG3020 diagnostics, `[VolatileSerializedState]`, `StopXxx()` timer helpers, and owner-constructor preference for sub-objects (so dictionary values are constructed with their owner; the 4.0.0 relink fallback is gone). `PlayerVendor.v3.json` gains `DeserializationRequiresParent` for its `VendorItem` values so the migration content struct constructs them with their vendor. SG3019 is an error under `TreatWarningsAsErrors` and generator diagnostics ignore pragmas, so the five contexts that live in whole-file player-keyed persistences (`ChampionTitle`, `ChampionTitleContext`, `MurderContext`, `VirtueContext`, `JailRecord`) now carry a `[DirtyTrackingEntity]` link to their `PlayerMobile`, which is where they will live once those blobs move onto the player record. `JailSystem.EmptyRecord` keeps a null player (`[CanBeNull]`). `ChampionTitle` needs both a context and a player constructor because the generator resolves the rule against the containing type but emits the call with the parent field; a comment in the file records this. ## Wire format Unchanged. No version bumps except `BaseVendor` 1 to 2 (which now writes nothing of its own). Schema diffs are rule-argument only (`DeserializationRequiresParent`). ## Testing Server.Tests 848 passed, UOContent.Tests 759 passed.
42 lines
987 B
C#
42 lines
987 B
C#
using System;
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using ModernUO.Serialization;
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using Server.Mobiles;
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namespace Server.Engines.CannedEvil;
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[SerializationGenerator(0)]
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public partial class ChampionTitle
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{
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[DirtyTrackingEntity]
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private PlayerMobile _player;
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public ChampionTitle(ChampionTitleContext context) : this(context?.Player)
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{
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}
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// The generator resolves the deserialization constructor against the owning type, but emits the
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// owner's own dirty-tracking reference (the player) at the call site, so both overloads exist.
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public ChampionTitle(PlayerMobile player) => _player = player;
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[EncodedInt]
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[SerializableField(0)]
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private int _value;
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// TODO: Change to delta time
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[SerializableField(1)]
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private DateTime _lastDecay;
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public bool Atrophy(int value)
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{
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var before = Value;
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Value -= Math.Min(value, before);
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if (before != Value)
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{
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LastDecay = Core.Now;
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}
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return Value > 0;
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}
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}
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