/*

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	and the "Aleph One" developers.
 
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	Player-name object and parser
	by Loren Petrich,
	April 30, 2000

	This is for handling the player's name in netgames
*/

#include "cseries.h"

#include "PlayerName.h"
#include <string.h>

static unsigned char PlayerName[256];


// Get that name
unsigned char *GetPlayerName() {return PlayerName;}


class XML_SimpleStringParser: public XML_ElementParser
{
	// Was the string loaded? If not, then load a blank string at the end
	bool StringLoaded;

public:
	// Callbacks
	bool HandleString(const char *String, int Length);
	
	// The string's index value
	short Index;

	XML_SimpleStringParser(): XML_ElementParser("player_name") {}
};

bool XML_SimpleStringParser::HandleString(const char *String, int Length)
{
	// Copy into Pascal string
	DeUTF8_Pas(String,Length,PlayerName,255);
	
	return true;
}

static XML_SimpleStringParser PlayerNameParser;



// Player-name parser: name is "player_name"
XML_ElementParser *PlayerName_GetParser()
{
	const char DefaultPlayerName[] = "Marathon Player";
	size_t Length = strlen(DefaultPlayerName);
	assert(Length == static_cast<size_t>(static_cast<char>(Length)));
	PlayerName[0] = (char)Length;
	memcpy(PlayerName+1,DefaultPlayerName,Length);
	
	return &PlayerNameParser;
}