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view pytouhou/formats/score.py @ 612:73f134f84c7f
Request a RGB888 context, since SDL2’s default of RGB332 sucks.
On X11/GLX, it will select the first config available, that is the best
one, while on EGL it will iterate over them to select the one closest
to what the application requested.
Of course, anything lower than RGB888 looks bad and we really don’t
want that.
author | Emmanuel Gil Peyrot <linkmauve@linkmauve.fr> |
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date | Thu, 26 Mar 2015 20:20:37 +0100 |
parents | 70e2ed71b09c |
children | d1f0bb0b7a17 |
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# -*- encoding: utf-8 -*- ## ## Copyright (C) 2012 Thibaut Girka <thib@sitedethib.com> ## ## This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify ## it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published ## by the Free Software Foundation; version 3 only. ## ## This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, ## but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the ## GNU General Public License for more details. ## from struct import pack, unpack, Struct from collections import namedtuple from io import BytesIO from pytouhou.formats import ChecksumError class TH6Score(object): entry_types = { b'TH6K': (Struct('<I'), namedtuple('TH6K', ('unknown',))), b'HSCR': (Struct('<IIBBB8sx'), namedtuple('HSCR', ('unknown', 'score', 'character', 'rank', 'stage', 'name'))), b'PSCR': (Struct('<IIBBBx'), namedtuple('PSCR', ('unknown', 'score', 'character', 'rank', 'stage'))), b'CLRD': (Struct('<I5B5BBx'), namedtuple('CLRD', ('unknown', 'easy', 'normal', 'hard', 'lunatic', 'extra', 'easy_continue', 'normal_continue', 'hard_continue', 'lunatic_continue', 'extra_continue', 'character'))), b'CATK': (Struct('<I I HH I 34s H HH'), namedtuple('CATK', ('unknown', 'unknown2', 'num', 'unknown3', 'padding', 'name', 'padding2', 'seen', 'defeated'))), } def __init__(self): self.key1 = 0 self.key2 = 0 self.unknown1 = 0 self.unknown2 = 16 self.unknown3 = 0 self.unknown4 = 0 self.entries = [] @classmethod def read(cls, file, decrypt=True, verify=True): self = cls() # Decrypt data if decrypt: decrypted_file = BytesIO() decrypted_file.write(file.read(1)) key = 0 for c in file.read(): encrypted = ord(c) key = ((key << 3) & 0xFF) | ((key >> 5) & 7) clear = encrypted ^ key key += clear decrypted_file.write(chr(clear)) file = decrypted_file # Read first-part header file.seek(0) self.unknown1, self.key1, checksum = unpack('<BBH', file.read(4)) # Verify checksum if verify: #TODO: is there more to it? real_sum = sum(ord(c) for c in file.read()) & 0xFFFF if checksum != real_sum: raise ChecksumError(checksum, real_sum) file.seek(4) # Read second-part header data = unpack('<HBBIII', file.read(16)) self.unknown2, self.key2, self.unknown3, offset, self.unknown4, size = data #TODO: verify size # Read tags file.seek(offset) while True: tag = file.read(4) if not tag: break size, size2 = unpack('<HH', file.read(4)) assert size == size2 assert size >= 8 data = file.read(size-8) data = cls.entry_types[tag][0].unpack(data) data = cls.entry_types[tag][1](*data) self.entries.append((tag, data)) return self def write(self, file, encrypt=True): if encrypt: clearfile = BytesIO() else: clearfile = file # Write data clearfile.seek(20) for entry in self.entries: #TODO tag, data = entry format = TH6Score.entry_types[tag][0] clearfile.write(tag) clearfile.write(pack('<H', format.size + 8) * 2) clearfile.write(format.pack(*data)) # Patch header size = clearfile.tell() clearfile.seek(0) clearfile.write(pack('<BBHHBBIII', self.unknown1, self.key1, 0, self.unknown2, self.key2, self.unknown3, 20, self.unknown4, size)) # Patch checksum clearfile.seek(4) checksum = sum(ord(c) for c in clearfile.read()) & 0xFFFF clearfile.seek(2) clearfile.write(pack('<H', checksum)) # Encrypt if encrypt: clearfile.seek(0) file.write(clearfile.read(1)) key = 0 for c in clearfile.read(): clear = ord(c) key = ((key << 3) & 0xFF) | ((key >> 5) & 7) encrypted = clear ^ key key += clear file.write(chr(encrypted))