Added option to strip hard line-breaks from `mes` dialogs

- The `\r` character, in a `mes` dialog, is normally represented by the
  client as a hard line-break.
- Since a client may have different requirements in line lengths (for
  example using a font with different size or metrics), an user might
  wish to ignore hard-wraps and let the client automatically soft-wrap
  instead.
- If you want to hard-wrap (official default), keep the
  SCRIPT_MES_STRIP_LINEBREAK define commented out.
- If you want to let the client soft-wrap automatically (may work better
  for custom clients), uncomment it.
- Imprved HULD handling of `\r` (to avoid control characters in the
  generated file)
- Please note that this requires cooperation by script writers:
  * Each `mes` should contain one and only one sentence, possibly
    without using the '+' concatenation (but, rather, sprintf).
  * Two separate sentences (where a hard-wrap is required even for
    soft-wrapped text) should always go into separate `mes` commands.
  * Following the above two recommendations, also produces a better
    quality translations .pot file.

Signed-off-by: Haru <haru@dotalux.com>

1 files changed, 14 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/src/map/clif.c b/src/map/clif.c
index 40545cd6d..13a7b0839 100644
--- a/src/map/clif.c
+++ b/src/map/clif.c
@@ -1978,6 +1978,10 @@ void clif_selllist(struct map_session_data *sd)
 void clif_scriptmes(struct map_session_data *sd, int npcid, const char *mes)
 {
 	int fd, slen;
+#ifdef SCRIPT_MES_STRIP_LINEBREAK
+	char *stripmes = NULL;
+	int i;
+#endif
 
 	nullpo_retv(sd);
 	nullpo_retv(mes);
@@ -1992,7 +1996,17 @@ void clif_scriptmes(struct map_session_data *sd, int npcid, const char *mes)
 	WFIFOW(fd,0) = 0xb4;
 	WFIFOW(fd,2) = slen;
 	WFIFOL(fd,4) = npcid;
+#ifdef SCRIPT_MES_STRIP_LINEBREAK
+	stripmes = aStrdup(mes);
+	for (i = 0; stripmes[i] != '\0'; ++i) {
+		if (stripmes[i] == '\r')
+			stripmes[i] = ' ';
+	}
+	memcpy(WFIFOP(fd,8), stripmes, slen-8);
+	aFree(stripmes);
+#else // ! SCRIPT_MES_STRIP_LINEBREAK
 	memcpy(WFIFOP(fd,8), mes, slen-8);
+#endif // SCRIPT_MES_STRIP_LINEBREAK
 	WFIFOSET(fd,WFIFOW(fd,2));
 }